Death Exchanged
Years ago a frustrated youth wanted to commit suicide. He climbed on top of a tall monument overcoming objections and force of men who opposed his action. Escaping from their hold he reached the top and jumped. But his intention to die landed him on another person who was down below walking. The latter died instantaneously due to the impact. The man who jumped escaped unhurt.Thus suicide attempt turns into homicide.That is destiny. That is death. That is death exchange.
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