" An Indian story background, but Non - Indians can easily connect with it."
Ahana Kapoor and Arhaan Malhotra.
Two best friends, who've been together since they were in diapers, in fact even before that.
The connection they share is soo pure and hea...
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" Avi, where the hell are you? " I mumbled while hastily walking through the empty hallways of the business faculty building.
I was supposed to get a lift from this foolish guy since my car was at the garage, but he's just nowhere to be found. And also, his phone is miraculously switched off.
" Just where the hell are you? " I muttered.
I took a turn left and almost collided with a guy, making us both squeak in surprise.
Wait a minute, that is a very familiar squeak.
I glanced up and it was none other than our famous manchild, Mr. Kavish Sharma. a.k.a. Our Avi.
" You idiot " I slapped the back of his head.
" Ow. Mimi, that hurt. " He frowned
" Yeah, whatever. We gotta go. You are supposed to drop me off, or did you forget? " I asked
" Hey, I have a razor-sharp memory... . .
. .
But I did forget that. " He mumbled the last sentence.
" Urghhh... " I held my head.
" Oh come on Mimi, I'll drop you. Let's just go and collect my bag from the lecture hall. " He put his arm around my shoulders and pulled me with him in the direction of the lecture hall.
I was looking at the loosened strap of my footwear when he cheered " And here we are "
I felt him freeze, but I was busy fixing the strap.
" Mimi, you wait here, I'll get the bag. " He said
" Why? I can't enter the sanctuary of future entrepreneurs? " I asked and glanced inside the hall.
Now I know, why he asked me to stay outside.
Haans was collecting his stuff while Kashish was caressing him and kissing his cheeks.
I spun around the next second and made a beeline for the main gate.
" I'll be waiting for you outside. " I told him while walking away.
I had absolutely no idea of the people around me. My only goal was to make it into the parking lot. And preferably, without breaking down into a sob fest.
