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We walked into the hall, where everyone was busy catching up with each other. As we strolled inside, we saw many familiar faces.
Walking forward, we spotted Shrutika standing there with Vinod, looking around.
We made eye contact for a second, and I couldn't help but give her a mocking smirk.
"Bro," I heard Siya's voice from behind me. I turned around to see her looking at me.
The four of us were standing there in the middle of the hall.
"What happened?" I asked, confused.
"We'll tell you, but first, look over there," Siya said, pointing in a specific direction.
I followed her gaze and saw a group of people.
I squinted my eyes when I recognized four familiar faces.
"Bruh," I snorted and looked back at Siya.
We shared a known glance.
"They are still together," Veer interrupted, amused.
We looked back at them and saw two people holding hands, engaged in conversation with others.
"Well, what do you expect? Dusra koi mila nahi hoga," Siya said mockingly.
There stood Falgun Mishra and Sohan Mahan, the most irritating people we had in college.
"Who are they?" Ayansh interrupted.
We three flinched and looked back at him, who was looking at us like a lost puppy.
We had forgotten he was with us.
Shit!
"Come, we will narrate you the whole story," Siya said.
As we walked towards an empty table on the side of the hall, many people had noticed us and were staring.
We settled at the table, Veer and Siya on one side, and we two facing them.
"So, who is gonna start?" Veer asked.
Siya and I looked at each other and then stared at Veer.
"What?" he asked, noticing our stare.
"What, what! Tell him about it. Isn't she your best friend?" Siya said teasingly, knowing how much he hated Falgun.
I chuckled.
"You know, I hate her. still," he snorted.
We were arguing about who would tell when Ayansh interrupted.
"Guys, guys, you all can tell at once, right?" he said annoyed.
We looked at each other and then started narrating the whole thing.
"Okay, so the four standing there - Falgun Mishra, Sohan Mahan, Rudra Deshmukh, Rupesh Girivar, and the one we met outside, Shrutika Mehta, were the most annoying people we spent our college life with. We were just together for one semester, I guess," I started.
