The Schrödinger's Cat: Twin Bungalows, Book II

Did Somesh Aggarwal, a man betrayed, a man scorned, know what he was doing? The vehicles ahead of me were crawling. Besides the rowdy trucks, many two-wheelers were moving randomly on either side of my car. There was nothing I could have done, except for staying patient. Suddenly I heard the back seat door opening, and Raju shouting, 'Somesh! Somesh!' He's out of the car! My eyes fell on the side view mirror. Somesh had rushed into the overtaking lane. I stopped my car, scampered out and ran behind him. He jumped over the separating fence into the far side of the road and vanished. I rushed to climb the fence. As I put my foot at the top of the fence, I saw Somesh. He was running into the traffic. My heart skipped I-don't-know-how-many beats. Without thinking, I jumped over the fence and sprinted behind him. The incoming vehicles swayed on our sides, trying to avoid hitting us. Every time I saw Somesh getting close to a vehicle, I gasped. With each vehicle missing him, and me, I breathed. Those few harrowing seconds, I witnessed Somesh playing the game-I'll get you before you get me-against death. Death, it seemed, feared meeting him too soon. >Would death survive Somesh or would Somesh, the Schrödinger's cat, survive death?