While she was out, Abir’s texts kept buzzing- Mademoiselle… where are you? Come soon, I wanna talk. Abir only called her "Mademoiselle" when he was in a good mood or completely drunk. That was the only name he had for her. Sneha, on the other hand, called him Amon in her texts. She never said it to his face; she was too shy, but behind a screen, she could call him Amon or Amon-pakhi as much as she wanted. She had chosen "Amon" after the ancient Egyptian god. He was the king of gods, but that was not why she picked it. She chose it because Amon was the "Life-Giving God." And the best part was, the name literally meant "Hidden" or "Invisible." Just like that bluebird Charles Bukowski wrote about-
There’s a bluebird in my heart that wants to get out
But I’m too tough for him
I say stay in there, I’m not going to let anybody see you…