Aviv's POV "I cannot explain how happy I am. Thank you so much, my brother," Amulya exclaimed in happiness embracing me tightly. This was the very first time she was hugging me and being polite to me. Mom was glancing at me with pity eyes but I tried my best to ignore her.

Ella's POV"Ella..." Nan exclaimed in happiness seeing me standing on the door."Hey, Nan, how are you?" I embraced her and felt the warmth of motherly love in her arms."I am doing good. How are you? You never come to your own home." She pulled back and scrunched her nose.

 Aviv's POV "What about this one? I like the work done on it. It is incredibly beautiful," Ruby suggested showing me a diamond ring which I too found truly an amazing piece.The ring was crafted with sparkling white Diamond and the ring on it was rolled from one end to other. "Yeah, you are right. She is going to love it. Wait for a second, I will sen her the picture," I said fetching my cell phone from my pocket.But as I turned it on it suddenly got switched off due to low battery."What happened?" Ruby questioned glancing at the phone on my hand.  "It got switched off due to battery low," I said tucking it back to my pocket and glancing at the diamond."Good for you." She chuckled and added, "I can see how excited you're but let me remind you about the surprise which you are forgetting completely."I burst i

Aviv’s POVSitting on a corner of the table, I glanced at my watch and looked at the entrance of the cafe several times. Finally, I saw Ruby’s figure walking in. I waved at her from the distance grabbing her attention to me. She waved back at me and rushed towards me with a smile. And I felt a bit worriedShe sat on the opposite chair apologizing, “I am sorry. I got late.” “It’s alright… so what do you want to have?” I asked. “Just black coffee,” she replied, but I saw the curious look in her eyes. I called the waiter and ordered black coffee for both of us. After the waiter left, I cleared my throat and looked at Ruby. “Actually there is a reason I called you.” “I know…” she said with confidence in her voice. “You know? I mean how?” I asked in surprise. “My husband-to-be called me one day before our wedding. Probably he didn’t call just for a coffee…” she said without letting go off her smile. When she said ‘husband-to-be’ I felt uncomfortable and worried. I took a deep breath an

Ella's POV "What do you think about this?" I questioned Aviv, showing a place decorated with lots and lots of blue and white balloons.Feeding me the soup, he glanced at the phone and said, "well the place seems good but the balloons are too many. It seems like a place for children celebration more than adults."He passed an honest comment which