╏ONGOING╏
When life gives you lemons, make lemonade.
That's the mantra Dipanshi tries to live by. A spirited college student, she loathes her Mathematics professor, Professor Rishi Mishra, with every fiber of her being-or so she thinks.
But is it re...
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After their sightseeing, they were just strolling on the roads of New York. Dipanshi had a smile on her face. Most importantly, her Khadoos Professor, never throughout their trip complained about anything. Maybe that's the power of a wife and she was enjoying it fully. Although they didn't talk about it fully, she was excited to have control on him.
"You came here for the first time, right?" He initiated the conversation while sideways looking at her. They were walking with a considerable distance between them. They were neither too close nor too far. Actually it's perfect.
Dipanshi didn't look back at him and nodded while chiming with him. After some time, she said, "It's beautiful"
In answer, he just smiled at her and then he brought her to an Indian Restaurant where she was going to order her favourite food then, she restrained herself from doing that. She didn't want to get scolded in front of so many people. She already had enough of his scolding in college. Although she was now his wife, God knows what he would do to her seeing her this side. He already didn't like her behaviour in college. So, she just ordered healthy food, and held a rein on her horses.
Rishi already gave his and her order to the waiter when she was thinking about the reaction of him if she ordered to her heart's desire. On the other hand, Rishi was having a great time, seeing the expressions of her beloved wife, who was in such deep thoughts that she forgot her surroundings.
After gaining mental courage to what she would order, Dipanshi looked toward the waiter, but there was only an empty space. Where did the waiter go? She mused.
Someone coughed to gain her attention toward him. When Dipanshi looked at her professor, he had an amused smile on his face. He said, "I gave the order when someone was examining the pros and cons."
Flabbergasted Dipanshi composed herself and said, "Who was thinking about pros and cons? I am just thinking what should I order, that's it."
"But I didn't say that you were the one?"
"Then, who do you think is with us?"
He chuckled, surrendered his hands, glancing behind her, he said, "Order has come."
