House π in mind
Grandma's hands moved like silk scarves across the dance floor, classical bharatanatyam gestures telling stories our ancestors whispered generations ago. She'd saved every rupee, every digital coin earned from teaching online, building toward something sacred. "A home," she'd murmur, eyes distant yet determined. My sister called it resentful dreaming. But watching Grandma's feet trace ancient patterns while cryptocurrency trickled into her account felt innocent somehow, pure. She wasn't chasing wealthβshe was chasing belonging, a place where Tamil traditions breathed freely. Finally, the numbers aligned. Her house stood ready, walls waiting for her prayers, her dances, her legacy.
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