Whispers of Euphoria | Lee Min Ho | Fanfiction

Chapter 6: "A Homecoming and a Departure - The Heart's Crossroads"

With a heart full of excitement and anticipation, she booked her flight from Incheon to Delhi.
As the plane touched down in Delhi, Aromi felt a sense of familiarity and nostalgia. She had been away for quite some time, and the sights and sounds of the city brought back memories of her life before South Korea.
After collecting her luggage at the Delhi airport, Aromi made her way to the domestic terminal to catch her connecting flight to Dibrugarh Airport in Assam. As she stood in the check-in line, her mind raced with anticipation. It had been a while since she had traveled domestically within India, and she couldn't wait to be home.

Once she completed the check-in process and cleared security, Aromi found herself at the boarding gate, waiting for her flight to be called. She looked out of the large windows, taking in the bustling activity of the airport. The familiar sights and sounds brought back a flood of memories from her previous trips back home.

As the announcement for boarding was made, Aromi stood in line, clutching her boarding pass tightly. She couldn't help but smile as she thought about the warm welcome she would receive from her family upon her arrival in Assam.

Finally, it was time to board the flight. Aromi settled into her seat, and as the plane taxied down the runway, she looked out of the window, watching the city of Delhi slowly fade away. Her heart swelled with a mix of emotions - excitement to see her loved ones, nostalgia for the memories of her hometown, and a sense of fulfillment for all that she had achieved.

The flight from Delhi to Dibrugarh was a relatively short one, but every minute felt like an eternity for Aromi. She couldn't wait to touch down and embrace her family once again.

As the plane landed at Dibrugarh Airport, Aromi felt a rush of joy. The familiar surroundings and the sight of the green landscapes brought a sense of comfort and belonging. She collected her belongings and walked through the airport, her heart pounding with excitement.

As she stepped outside the airport, she was greeted by the fresh air of Assam. The scent of tea gardens filled the air, and Aromi couldn't help but smile. It was good to be home.

Aromi's parents and grandmother were waiting for her just outside the airport. As she spotted them, she broke into a wide grin and rushed into their arms.

"Maa, deuta, Aita!" Aromi exclaimed, hugging them tightly. "I missed you all so much!"

"We missed you too, beta," her mother replied, tears of joy in her eyes. "You're back, and we're so proud of you."

Her father held her close and kissed her forehead. "Welcome home, Aromi," he said, his voice filled with love. "You've made us all so proud."

Aita, with a beaming smile, patted Aromi's cheeks affectionately. "Look at you, my dear," she said. "You've grown so much."

As they made their way to the parking lot, Aromi couldn't stop talking about her experiences in South Korea. She shared stories of her work, her adventures, and the friendships she had made.

"I met so many incredible people," Aromi said, excitement in her voice. "

Her family listened with rapt attention, their hearts swelling with pride and happiness. They were overjoyed to see Aromi pursuing her dreams with such passion and dedication.

Back home, Aromi spent precious moments with her family. They sat together in the living room, sharing laughter and stories of their time apart.

"I'm so grateful for the time I spent with you all," Aromi said, her voice filled with affection. "You gave me the strength to continue on this journey."

"We're always here for you, beta," her father replied, his eyes filled with love. "You're our pride and joy."

During her stay in India, Aromi also spent time video calling her brother, who was pursuing his higher studies at Harvard University. Although he couldn't meet her in person as he went to Harvard University two years ago, they spoke for hours, catching up on each other's lives and supporting each other's dreams.