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The guest room is softly illuminated by a bedside lamp, casting a gentle glow on Sukoon as she lies down on the bed. Her thoughts are consumed by Vihaan, his presence and the interactions of the evening lingering in her mind.SUKOON:(whispering to herself)Could it be? Is there a possibility that he's starting to feel something for me too?Sukoon's fingers trace the edges of her pillow as she replays the moments shared with Vihaan in her thoughts.SUKOON:(continuing)He looked at me differently tonight, didn't he? The way his eyes held mine, the way he engaged in conversation...A faint smile tugs at the corners of Sukoon's lips, a hopeful glimmer in her eyes.SUKOON:(murmuring)Maybe, just maybe, there's something more here. Maybe he's starting to see me as more than just a guest, more than just a friend.She turns onto her side, her gaze fixed on a distant point in the room as her mind races with possibilities.SUKOON:(softly)But I shouldn't get ahead of myself. It's still earl
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The living room is dimly lit, casting a soft glow over the furniture. Sukoon is sitting on the couch, her fingers nervously tapping on her phone as she anxiously glances at the clock on the wall. The door creaks open, and Vihaan enters, his steps heavy and tired.Sukoon looks up, her expression a mix of relief and concern. Vihaan's eyes meet hers, and a moment of awkward silence hangs in the air.SUKOON: (forcing a smile) Welcome back. How was your day?VIHAAN: (rubbing his temples) Long and tiring. The office work seems never-ending.Sukoon's smile wavers slightly, but she nods understandingly.SUKOON: Well, dinner is ready. Let's eat.They both move to the dining table, and Sukoon serves the food. They eat in silence, the atmosphere heavy with unspoken words.After dinner, Sukoon starts clearing the table, but Vihaan's phone buzzes, distracting him. He picks it up and reads a message.VIHAAN: (sighs) I need to reply to this. It's an important work matter.Sukoon's shoulders slump sl
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Vihaan stirs in his sleep, his mind transitioning from the dream world to reality. As he opens his eyes, he finds himself in the room, surrounded by the sleeping forms of his family members. His gaze falls on Sukoon, who is peacefully resting beside his mother, Kinza.Vihaan's heart races as he watches Sukoon sleep. He can't deny the strong pull he feels towards her, a connection that seems to defy his lost memories and logical understanding. He watches her serene face, her gentle breathing, and a wave of emotions washes over him.VIHAAN: (whispering to himself) Why do I feel this way? It's like I've known you for so long, yet I can't place it. Why am I drawn to you?He continues to observe her, his thoughts tangled in a web of confusion. Despite his internal struggle, he can't deny the growing attraction he feels, an unexplainable bond that seems to transcend time and circumstance.As the first rays of morning light filter through the window, Vihaan's gaze remains fixed on Sukoon. He
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The garden is tranquil, with dew-kissed flowers and the gentle rustle of leaves in the breeze. Sukoon walks along the garden path, lost in her thoughts, when suddenly Vihaan appears before her, a small smile playing on his lips.SUKOON: (surprised) You're up too?VIHAAN: (nodding) Couldn't sleep much. Thought a walk might help clear my mind.They share a quiet moment, the early morning serenity wrapping around them like a comforting embrace.SUKOON: (curious) Is something bothering you, Vihaan?VIHAAN: (sighs) I don't know, Sukoon. There's just... something. I can't put my finger on it. It's like there's a puzzle piece missing in my mind.SUKOON: (softly) Memories can be like that sometimes. They come and go, but we can't force them.VIHAAN: (reflective) You're right. It's just frustrating, feeling like there's a part of me I can't access.Sukoon places a reassuring hand on Vihaan's arm.SUKOON: (gentle) It's okay, Vihaan. Time has its own way of healing and revealing things to us. Ma
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The morning sun gently streamed through the curtains, casting a warm and inviting glow across the dining table. The aroma of freshly brewed coffee and toasted bread filled the air, creating an atmosphere of comfort and togetherness. The khan family had gathered for breakfast At the head of the table sat Armaan. Vihaan was sitting near Armaan. He absentmindedly buttered his toast, his gaze fixed on the plate in front of him, seemingly lost in thought. , Armaan, engrossed in the morning paper. Kinza sat across from Vihaan, arranging a plate of scrambled eggs with a loving touch.khushi, Vihaan's entered the room with a smile that was infectious. She greeted everyone with her usual enthusiasm and took her seat beside Vihaan. However, her smile faded as she noticed Vihaan's unusual behavior. He hadn't looked up at khushi or acknowledged her presence, which was quite unlike him.Khushi exchanged a puzzled glance with her mother, who shared her concern.kinza cleared her throat, trying to
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Vihaan the next morning went downstairs .Vihaan's gaze sweeps the table, and his brows furrowed in confusion when he doesn't see Sukoon. He shifts uncomfortably in his seat, his restlessness growing apparent.VIHAAN: (concerned) Where's Sukoon?Armaan, who had been watching his son closely, speaks up with a reassuring smile.ARMAAN: (calmly) Vihaan, don't worry. She's not joining us for breakfast today.Vihaan's restlessness turns into a mixture of curiosity and anxiety.VIHAAN: (curious) Why? Is she not feeling well?Armaan leans back in his chair, his expression thoughtful.ARMAAN: (casually) Kinza, let's make rajma rice for dinner tonight.Kinza, who was serving breakfast, pauses for a moment, exchanging a knowing glance with Armaan.KINZA: (nodding) Sure, Armaan.Vihaan's confusion deepens as he watches this exchange between his father and Kinza. He can't help but feel that there's something he's missing.VIHAAN: (more persistent) But why isn't Sukoon having breakfast with us?Arm
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DINING AREA AT NIGHTThe dining table is set with a warm spread of food. Kinza is focused on making sure Sukoon is comfortable, arranging her plate and ensuring she has everything she needs. Vihaan and Armaan share a glance, both noticing Kinza's extra care towards Sukoon.VIHAAN: (whispering to Armaan) Mom seems to be really attentive to Sukoon.ARMAAN: (whispering back) Yes, I've noticed that too.IN. KINZA AND ARMAAN'S BEDROOM - NIGHTKinza and Armaan sit on the edge of their bed, the room bathed in a soft, comforting glow.ARMAAN: (curious) Kinza, I've observed you've been showing a lot of concern for Sukoon lately. Is something bothering you?Tears well up in Kinza's eyes as she looks at Armaan, her heart heavy with emotions.KINZA: (voice trembling) Armaan, there's something I haven't told you... about Sukoon.Armaan's brows furrow in concern, and he reaches out to gently hold Kinza's hand.ARMAAN: (softly) You can tell me anything, Kinza.KINZA: (teary-eyed) After Sukoon's acci
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Next morning Vihaan walks into the kitchen, his steps purposeful. He looks around and notices that Sukoon is not at the breakfast table. A subtle sigh of relief escapes his lips, and he mutters to himself.VIHAAN: (whispering) Thank God she's not here.He moves to the counter, pours himself a cup of coffee, and takes a sip. As he sips his coffee, his thoughts seem to drift for a moment. His mind is a whirlwind of emotions and confusion.VIHAAN: (to himself) What's happening to me? Why am I so affected by her presence?He shakes his head slightly, as if trying to dispel his thoughts, and finishes his coffee. Determinedly, he places the cup in the sink and heads towards the door.IN. VIHAAN'S CAR - MORNINGVihaan sits behind the steering wheel of his car, his expression contemplative. He starts the engine and begins his drive to work. The road ahead is open, but his mind is far from focused on the journey.VIHAAN: (thinking) I need to get a grip on my emotions. This isn't like me.His g
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Maheen was standing in front of vihaan. The air was heavy with tension, the weight of unspoken words hanging between them."Did your memory come back, jiju?" Maheen asked, her voice barely a whisper, her eyes wide with a mixture of hope and anxiety.Vihaan looked at her, his expression contemplative. He nodded slowly. "Yes, Maheen. My memory is back."A mix of relief and apprehension crossed Maheen's face. "So, you remember everything?"Vihaan sighed, his gaze distant for a moment before he focused on her again. "I remember most of it, Maheen. The accident, the past... and the question that's been haunting me ever since my memory came back: Why did you plan Sameer's accident?"Maheen's eyes dropped to the floor, her fingers fidgeting nervously. She took a deep breath before raising her gaze to meet Vihaan's intense stare. "Jiju, I didn't want Sameer to die. I just wanted him to feel the pain he had given me."Vihaan's brow furrowed in confusion. "Pain? What pain are you talking about?
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The setting sun painted the sky with hues of orange and pink as Vihaan and Sukoon made their way back home from the haldi function. The day had been filled with laughter, joy, and celebration as their families came together to prepare for Vihaan and Sukoon's upcoming wedding. As they drove along the quiet countryside road, the soft breeze carried the sweet fragrance of flowers from the ceremony.Vihaan gripped the steering wheel, his heart brimming with contentment. Beside him, Sukoon sat, her hands adorned with intricate henna designs, her smile reflecting the happiness that filled her heart. The couple exchanged a glance, their eyes locking for a moment that spoke volumes of their love.The winding road stretched ahead, lined with tall trees casting long shadows. The world seemed to slow down as they enjoyed the serenity of the moment. But fate had a minor detour planned for them.As they rounded a bend, a sudden movement caught Vihaan's attention. A small deer had darted onto the r
