RAJVEERAs I went on my knees and confessed my feelings to her. I could see different emotions visible in her eyes and expressions. She was happy, emotional, surprised, confused, excited, nervous and so on. She was having mixed emotions and I would lie if I say that I did not feel the same.I felt the same, but in my case, the nervousness and emotional feeling were much more than her. Yes, I was nervous and somewhat scared as well. What if she rejects my pleas, what will I do? Will I ever be able to survive to the fullest without her? To enjoy every moment of my life, to be the happiest?Never in my life, I have ever thought that out of nowhere an eighteen year old girl would teach me how to live my life to the fullest when I have lived forty years of my own life.Maybe, this is what love is. Even if you're independent, strong, powerful, happy and enough for the world, but when you're in love, it completes you. A person is incomplete without their better half, without love in their li

DIYA My hands halted as I heard my mother's cries. I felt like rushing to her and hugging her. In fact, I was about to do that, but then, I realised how she had treated me till now and how she was always unaffected by my tears so I stopped. I turned around and focused on cooking. "Maa, what happened?" My brother immediately rushed to my mother and held her arms, trying to console her. I turned around, just to see, what made her cry. Because no matter however she behaves, she is one of the strongest women I have seen because I have never seen her crying. So I wanted to know, what made her cry. "I went to work... And... And they were saying another wave of covid is about... About to hit," my mother spoke while sobbing and I immediately understood what must have happened. "So... So the families... The families asked me not to come... As... As it might risk their family... Family members to covid," my mother expressed while crying. I was infuriated by the behaviour of the families

RAJVEER"DIYA"I shouted at the top of my lungs, as I held the railing and looked onto the river.Diya was nowhere to be found."My dear, dear brother. This is your fate. The girl you will love will die," Ranveer chuckled and started to laugh hysterically behind my back."No... This isn't possible," I immediately broke down into tears and starting to cry."Diya...! Diya...! Diya...!"I kept on crying and panting when I suddenly opened my eyes. I was in my room. I got up and sat on the bed with a jerk."It was a dream," I panted.I was sweating badly and I was totally panicked. It wasn't a dream, it was a freaking nightmare.My breathing turned heavier than usual and I got up from the bed and started walking to and fro in my room to calm myself down, but it wasn't affecting me at all. I gulped down two glasses of water at once, but it was of no use yet again. I couldn't even figure out what to do anymore.I looked at the clock, it was 1:00 am. I needed to see her. I needed to see her

RAJVEERI entered home while I kept wondering how Maa would react to my actions. I knew she would be furious, but now, when I had made my choice, she will have to make one now.The moment I stepped in, she came rushing towards me while I prepared myself to answer her allegations."Raj? What did you do?" She screamed at me and I rolled my eyes."I did what was necessary, Maa," I responded."Really? Sending Rann jail was necessary?" She scoffed."Of course," I responded and turned towards her.She was looking at me helplessly. "You loved Leena? Am I right? You cared about her like your own daughter, and now, you're asking me why did I send Ranveer to jail? When you know the fact that he had killed her," I scowled."No," she screamed at me."Ranveer isn't a good brother, I accept that. He can do anything, he can piss you off and even say the meanest things to you. But he can never kill Leena, all he can do is just bluff," she shouted."No. I had the proofs, that he had killed Leena," I

RAJVEER After a few hours, I walked towards the kitchen when I saw Ved sitting silently on the dining table. I walked to him and sat beside him. "Hey champ," I greeted him with a smile. "Dad, where's Diyu? I haven't seen her for a couple of days," he spoke in a sad tone. "Son, she is sick. So she can't come to meet us right now. Let her get better, she will be with us," I replied with a mild smile. "She is sick?" Ved's demeanour turned upset at once. "Yes," I nodded. "Then we should go and meet her na. We should take care of her," he spoke in a hurried tone as he was ready to go. I felt terrible after witnessing Ved's reaction. Diya, my son loves you a lot, and you have no idea how terrible these days will be for him when he doesn't get to see you and play with you. This is going to be really tough. "She has covid, we can't meet her," I announced. There was no point in lying so the truth was the only correct way. "Covid?" He was shocked. I slightly nodded. "Will she be