I for Irritation !!

Karan was reading the mail he had received from the Mumbai team. The mail gave the prerequisites for the final presentation along with the agenda for the meeting. Karan and his team would be required to do a final presentation to the core team and that would be followed by a discussion with their finance head.

Karan read the mail in detail, making sure he was not missing out on the finer details. He kept glancing at his inbox occasionally while going through the mail, as if he was expecting to see a new mail pop up in his inbox. 

As soon as he had received the mail, Karan forwarded it to Rajiv. He did not want to let Rajiv leave the team. He was sure there was some misunderstanding and it would be taken care of. It was the same hope which made him reach out to Rajiv on a continuous basis for the last three days. He had called him everyday but to no avail. His messages were not being replied to and his efforts to meet him at his place were not successful. 

After receiving the mail, he was sure Rajiv would also be excited and eagerly forwarded it to him. He had called him immediately and when there was no response he had dropped an SMS about the mail 

It had been almost two hours since then and Karan still did not hear from Rajiv. He thought the email would be the ice breaker but not receiving a response was not an encouraging sign. 

Karan was beginning to get irritated. It was time to take a decision and he had to do it quickly.

He opened the mail and started writing a reply to the Mumbai team.

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