Set in Chennai. Kaavya, 29, is a UX designer who hates the metro. Arjun, 31, is a civil engineer who lives by spreadsheets. They are seated next to each other on the Green Line for three weeks. She notices he highlights engineering drawings on his iPad. He notices she reads Tamil pulp fiction to hide her anxiety attacks. One day, the metro stops between stations due to a power failure. She panics. He holds her hand—no words, just pressure. After power resumes, he says, "I don't have a girlfriend. But I have a spare noise-cancelling headphone. Would you like to share?" The story ends with them not married, but sitting on the same bench at Thiruvanmiyur Beach, still not talking. Just being.
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