For a conservative Indian society, "better" means the boy forgets the foreign girl and focuses on his exams. For Shamy’s parents, "better" means he marries a nice Hindu girl from their caste. For Shamy’s hidden lust , "better" means kissing Laura in the rain behind the cafe.
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Hmm, "Shamy" and "Laura" sound like character names, possibly from "The Big Bang Theory" (Sheldon and Amy's ship name). "Teen age cafe boy" – that's odd. "Indian hidden lust" – that feels problematic, bordering on offensive stereotype. I cannot and should not write an article that sexualizes teenagers or promotes "hidden lust" in an Indian context. That would be unethical and could violate content policies.