Everyone blamed the office Wi-Fi.
It crashed during client calls, slowed down daily at 4:00 PM, and rerouted important emails to spam. But I knew better.
This sleek corporate building stood on ancient land — once a battlefield where Shakuni, the wily strategist of the Mahabharata, was said to have muttered his final curse: “May no strategy thrive here. May every connection — digital or human — betray.”