“Sorry maangni thi!” Her downcast eyes hid the plethora of emotions weighing her heart down. Knowing that she had just accused him of something so disgusting that even recalling her own words mirrored forcing a venomous drink down her throat had landed her in the deepest ocean in existence of shame and guilt. When she …
“Kal ke baad main Ishqi ko dekh bhi nahi paunga!” His sleep had ditched him and once again, the perpetrator was – Ishqi! The woman who controlled his mind like an impeccably skilled witch! She actively practiced witchcraft, he was sure. Because otherwise how she had him entrapped in the unfathomable Ishqi universe had no justification! No matter how …
“Mujhse shaadi karne ke apne decision par afsos ho raha hoga na tumhe!” “Nahi. Aapki akal par afsos ho raha hai!” She could single-handedly deal with multiple attacks aimed at her at a time but one hit at him and her entirety would shatter. One scratch on him and her heart would suffer. And the …
“Mujhe na business samajh mein aata hai na dushmani. Bas aap samajh mein aate hai.” In the span of twenty-eight years in his life, she stayed one of the rarest people who could make him willingly want to drown himself in the ocean of guilt and pull himself out moments before he could suffocate himself …
“Galti ho gayi. Jaan bujhke nahi kiya. I am sorry, Ishqi!” He didn’t dare to meet her gaze but he didn’t dare to let go of her hand either. The fear of losing her had left him paranoid enough to contemplate if he let her hand slip out of his hold, would she slip out …
“Ishqi, it’s okay. Tumne aisa kuch bhi nahi bola jiske vajah se tumhe apne aap par naaraz hone ki zaroorat hai!” “Jo kuch bola wo to tumhe yaad hi nahi!” Inwardly sighing, he smacked his suddenly saddened heart. “Tumhe khud par naaraz hone ki kya zaroorat hai! Naaraz to mujhe hona chahiye,” his heart muttered …
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“Ek to humari society bhi aisi hai na, jise bhari mehfil me dauda dauda ke maarna chahiye, use akele me maarna pad raha hai!” The stinging burning sensation of her slap hadn’t even faded from his cheek when the fire of her words hovered over him, threatening to swallow him alive. She had been giving …
The way his eyes lit up and a wide smile stretched across his lips at the glimpse of her narrated the tale of how much he had missed this girl in the past six months. Taken aback and utterly stunned at the unexpected surprise, he fumbled and he could barely make sense of his incoherent …
Don’t go, Ishqi! Kaise batau? Please. Don’t go.” “Bas ek baar bol do. Ek baar rok lo!” While he desperately wished for her to listen to his unsaid words, she earnestly desired for his feelings to find his voice but both, being equally stubborn – refused to give in to each other’s expectations yet couldn’t …
Bas itna pata hai… aapne mera saath diya. Mera khayal rakha. Mujhe protect kiya. Har ladki meri tarah kismat wali nahi hoti! ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Right after his ears were blessed with her poignant message through her poem, his heart was calm and restless at the same time. Calm because of her unfiltered woe of losing him …
“Aapko kya hua hai? Aap pareshaan kyun hai?” “Ye khud ro rahi hai! Fir bhi isne meri pareshaani notice kar li!” ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Ahaan Veer Malhotra won in life whenever he wished to, claiming whatever his eyes desired. Eyes though for his heart was yet to find something or someone he could truly yearn for. His …
Kya karu main, Ishqi? Tumne Sonu ko bataya tha ke use kya karna chahiye! Mujhe kaun batayega? ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Rage had blinded him for six months but once the clouds of the misunderstanding sidelined, revealing the bright light of the truth – he became the same lost boy that he had once become after his mother …
Why? Tumhari Maasi ko chot lagi. Wo hospital me admit thi. Par tumne mujhe kuch bataya nahi! ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Ever since she left his home after he informed her about her Maasi’s message about her Maasa Ji, he had been worried sick; for he hadn’t missed the drastic change in her expressions that had planted an …