Chapter 5 ~ Hurt

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As the minutes ticked by, they were engrossed in the captivating world of a Barbie movie, a cinematic masterpiece recommended by friends and family. The characters on the screen mirrored their emotions, drawing them further into the storyline.

Around 1 o'clock in the morning, the credits rolled, and the Barbie movie came to its long-awaited conclusion. Raha let out a contented sigh as she leaned back, her eyes still filled with the magic of the film. Abhay, equally captivated, turned off the TV.

The room was bathed in silence, save for the occasional sound of a passing car outside. In this quietude, they found themselves lost in thought, reflecting on the movie's subtle lessons of friendship and determination, and how it resonated with their own lives.

Raha broke the silence, "That was quite a movie, wasn't it?"

Abhay nodded, "Absolutely. Even in a Barbie movie, there are meaningful messages for all ages."

Their conversation delved into the themes and characters of the Barbie movie, and gradually, they began to share their own experiences, revealing deeper layers of themselves to each other.

As the clock continued to tick, their connection deepened, and they realized that sometimes, the most profound revelations occur in the stillness of a late-night hour.

Abhay turned to Raha and said, "Raha, why don't we talk about your time in college and what you studied? I'd love to learn more about your background and other things too."

Raha smiled warmly, appreciating Abhay's genuine interest in getting to know her better. She began to share her journey through college, discussing her major in psychology and how she had always been fascinated by the workings of the human mind. As she spoke, her eyes sparkled with enthusiasm, and her words painted vivid pictures of her academic pursuits.

Abhay was an attentive listener, hanging on to every word, asking insightful questions, and sharing his own experiences and thoughts. The conversation flowed effortlessly, and it felt as if they were embarking on a journey through each other's pasts, understanding the choices that had led them to this moment.

Raha: "Studying psychology was a fascinating journey. I remember one particular study about memory retention that intrigued me. The brain is such a complex and beautiful organ."

Abhay nodded, "It truly is. I've always been drawn to the human mind as well, though my path led me into the world of finance. Funny how life takes us down unexpected roads."

Their discussion expanded beyond academics. Raha revealed her love for art, especially painting, and the therapeutic effect it had on her. Abhay, in turn, talked about his passion for music and how he played the guitar in his free time.

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