Aarya -"Ok now what?" I said after Ishaan had ushered me in his car.He swooped down on me and crushed his lips on mine kissing me deeply.I was startled initially but then responded to his kiss. It was the best feeling.It was like a homecoming.After coming back to Earth. He kept gazing at me."What are you doing?""Making sure that all this is not a dream.""Be assured it's not. I have to catch the evening flight back btw.""Cancel it." He simply said while caressing my cheeks."Hmmm so how is this going to work out?""Just marry me and we'll work out everything. " He said trying to kiss me again."Ishaan wait," I said."I know we have been through a lot but are we going to fast? I mean you have directly jumped to the wedding " I said.He kept both his hands on the steering wheel and looked ahead."I am 31 it's about time I get married. We have waited 5 years Aarya. I am d
Aarya Mathur - A 23-year-old software engineer who is getting married to Shashank. She is a petite, slim girl with curly hair. She is pretty and bubbly.She is narrating her past relationship with Shashank.Shashank Bhatnagar - A 26-year-old Brilliant guy and a childhood friend of Aarya.When this story starts. He is getting married to AaryaIshan Singh Shekhawat - 25, He is a suave, handsome, and bit eccentric guy from a very rich family. He is a gamer and owns a gaming company.He was in a relationship with Arya then circumstances led to their separation.Swati Singh - Arya's best friend and very sensible girl.I will be updating the characters and chapters as the story proceeds.Thanks
A large home with three levels stood in the Hauz Khas neighbourhood of Delhi. On the nameplate, it said: "Mathurs" Mr. Alok Mathur, a successful businessman, lived there with his family: his wife Ragini, their daughter Aarya, and their son Akash. Aarya was a software engineer and had been employed in Pune at one point. However, she handed in her resignation and moved back to Delhi about a month ago. She had beautiful eyes, a sweet and pure face. Most people would consider her charming. At this very moment, she was sipping her tea at the dining table. Ragini was rushing about the table, serving breakfast, and asking Aakash, a high school student of 16 years, to put away his mobile game. "Akash, step it up. If you don't put that object away, you'll end up being late to school." She said it in a severe tone. "Yes, mum just a minute." He responded while he was gazing down. "It is beyond my comprehension how to deal with this young lad. Aarya, could you kindly advise him to put all of h
The home was alive with activity. There were visitors, relatives, and friends who all had a part in the chaos. The sound of dholak and shehnai confirmed that a wedding was taking place. Aarya Mathur's wedding. Aarya and Shashank had spent their entire childhood together. They attended the same high school. Despite of being two years older Shashank was her best friend. Most of their friends assumed they were dating because they were so close. This was not the case. Theirs had always been a platonic friendship. "Aarya, be cautious, you'll ruin your Mehendi," Asha said, breaking her trance. Looking at her friend, Aarya grinned. "Don't worry, Asha, I'll keep an eye on it." Asha came and sat near her looking at her Heena "Lovely design. Where's the groom's name?" Aarya laughed "Asha you know I hate these cheesy things." Asha said "Silly girl! did you see your wedding dress? It arrived from the boutique." Aarya smiled "Yeah it must be kept somewhere I saw it during the fittings". Ash
Because that intriguing stranger had vanished into the crowd, I concentrated on finding my buddies. I was cautiously walking, attempting to avoid the crowd of undulating bodies. One of the exuberantly dancing fellows suddenly knocked me off my feet. I fell backwards and closed my eyes, expecting to hit the hard floor, but was instead cradled by two strong arms. I opened my eyes, out of breath, and saw those deep blue goggles again. For a brief moment, my breath came to a halt. Not because of the impact, but because of THE IMPACT. I could have kissed him because his face was that close to mine. He had a half-smile on his face that was humorous. I was shivering for no apparent reason. After assisting me in standing up straight, he said, "Careful! I won't always be available to help you." "I thought you were gone," I said, a flush crawling up my neck. He responded "I'm not following you, so don't worry. I was heading the same way you were “. "No, I wasn't implying that... I mean, I h
The new guy narrowed his eyes and peered at me with an inquisitive expression on his face. He had a commanding presence because to his towering stature, broad shoulders, and stunning looks. Because he was wearing a white t-shirt, he stood out immediately. It felt like I'd seen him before. I was unaware that someone was introducing the two of us. He extended his hand. "Hi I am Ishaan Shekhawat." "Aarya," I said. He smiled "Aarya Stark?" I had a good laugh "No, it's just Mathur here. Aarya Mathur." “I'm willing to wager that you hear that a lot!” He showed a grin. I responded by saying that I was accustomed to it. "It's good to meet you," he said with a grin. Suddenly, I was able to place his identity. It was impossible to forget that flawless jawline. It turned out that he was the same person I had seen in Phoenix a few months earlier. I couldn't help but blurt out, "I know you." He wore a sly grin on his face. "Excuse me. Do you recognise who I am? I was under the impression
Wind and raindrops whipped off my face. Ishaan was driving at a breakneck speed. I felt as if I was living a dream, last few hours were bliss. It wasn't like I never got male attention. I got enough of it! but very few of them caught my interest. I was just 22 all I wanted to do was have some fun. I looked around but couldn't spot any other member of the gang. It was like we were driving alone on the highway. It was dark and we were whizzing past the thick vegetation. I whispered into the vicinity of his ear, "Aren’t we moving too quickly?" "You want me to slow down?" he asked in response. I answered "I don't mean the rate of travel. There does not appear to be anyone else from our group here." He chuckled "Don’t worry I am not kidnapping you. I am well aware of our destination.” I suddenly visualized us lost in the woods indulging in all sorts of wild things that had never crossed my mind before. I drew in a slow breath because I hardly knew this person. And yet, I made the deci
For a week, I didn't see him. Was I hoping to bump into Ishaan again? Maybe. I was preoccupied with my work. Though he used to pop up in my mind quite frequently. I had already stalked him on social media, but I was hesitant to add him as a friend. Men, in my opinion, should make the first move. That is how old fashioned I am. Since that day, I had not heard from him. I had not heard from him since that day. I had not given him my number. He didn't ask. I wondered if ever thought of me. On Friday, I turned off my computer, ecstatic at the possibility of finally having a weekend. It was an unfamiliar number that buzzed my phone. From the opposite side, a deep voice spoke. "Hello, I hope your small feet have recovered from your strenuous hiking," says the narrator. "Excuse me, who is this?" "Your chauffeur," he said. "What?" "Well, I did give you a ride, so I'm technically your chauffeur." My heart began to race out of nowhere "Ishaan It's you, right? How did you get my phone numb