Ella's POV"To bride section," he said gesturing with his eyes.I glanced around and saw that we were actually standing in front of the bride section."Oh!" I took a whiffed as I was expecting an answer from Aviv.When Aviv and I embarked inside the bride's section everyone's eyes darted on us. Some girls in the room almost shot their eyes out gawking at Aviv.I coughed out loud and retorted "Stop gawking at my fiancee that way girls. You will make a hole through him."Only then they shifted their gaze away from him. Aviv passed a confused gaze at me. "What? Just saving you from evil eyes," I asserted.He gave an absent smile before Kristen approached us. "Hey there you are..." she said clasping my wrist."I believe you got a company now. I will take my leave now. See you at the hall," said Aviv preparing to leave."Okay," I nodded my head.He turned to leave but remembering something he swivelled his head saying, "Do take care of her please.""Sure my Majesty. You can count on me. I

Aviv's POVMy eyes were searching for Ella everywhere in the hall. She was nowhere to be seen. Prisha was walking on the aisle with her father and Kristen was walking behind her.I thought that Ella would be with Kristen but she wasn't. The bride and groom both stood on the stage and Kristen stood beside the bride. My heart was beating out loud and was praying Lord to keep Ella safe.I wanted to go out and search Ella but it was not good to go as a bride and groom were taking the vow. My eyes were darting around the hall and I literally, had no idea when the ring was exchanged. When everyone stood up and clapped their hands only then I came to my sense.Aster and Prisha both were kissing each other. I couldn't stop myself from imagining them as me and Ella. I wanted Ella to be the one with whom I could vow and kiss in front of everyone declaring that we both belong to each other.I was already having so many dreamy bubbles, of Ella and I leading the life of a happy couple but the bubbl

Ella's POVWhen Aviv said we were about to attend a funeral, I went numb and was not able to ask him anything. Numerous questions were crossing my mind, but I was not able to utter any of it. I heartily wished if Aviv could hear those loud questions and provide me with the answers, which I was carving to know. But it never happened, he just stayed mute and dragged me inside towards the hall.Hall was filled with the cacophony of loud music, people were enjoying, dancing, singing, talking and laughing. Gripping my wrist tight Aviv pulled me through the crowd. Once again, I was driving back to our childhood memories, where he used to grip my wrist in a similar manner and guide me to walk.He called Aster who was attending some of his guests. Just in one call, Aster asked for an excuse with his guests and followed us to the corner."We need to leave Aster," Aviv said in an upset accent."What? Why? The ceremony has not come to an end yet, there are still lots of things to be done. Furth

Aviv's POVSlowly and gently I held Ella on my arms making sure not to wake her up from her deep sleep. I carried her to her room and placed her on the bed very carefully. I did it being vigilant about not enduring a single chance to offend her deep sleep, as she hadn't slept since the previous night.She was in desperate need of rest to deal with the horrible stuff happening. Catching a glimpse of her sleeping peacefully eased my heart. I gently caressed her cheeks and placed a kiss on her forehead.Time was really being hard on her. I strongly wished if I could take all her sorrows and fill her life with an abundance of happiness. But my every attempt was failing.I stepped out of her room and left my room. I stood under the shower for a long time with droplets of water dribbling down my body. My mind was on chaos. I had no idea about what was going on those few days. I was feeling like I was struggling to capture a flying butterfly, but every time I got close to it, I plummeted ha

Ella's POVIt would be a joke if I returned to Aviv's home after all the things that happened. But still, I had nowhere to go. As I was an orphan, I had no one whom I can rely on.With difficulty, I had got some but one after another they all were fading away. And the saddest part was I had no other option, rather than standing ideally and offering them good-bye.Far at the horizon, the sun was all set to depart giving the final touch of orange to the sky, but I had no shelter above my head. I began to miss my past life, working in-store, living in a small rented apartment.At least I had life, though it was dismal still, I was living no matter how hopeless life it was, the good thing about it was I had no rivalry. I had nothing to prove except earning and living.Time had provoked me twice but that moment, it had slapped hard on my cheeks with none other than my dearest friend Aviv.But I had made up my mind that, I was not going to lose myself this time. I was not going back to those