✧◍Dedication◍✧
To the modern- princess who tirelessly support their families while dreaming of their own fairy endings ,this is for you !
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In a world where opposites attract, meet Charming Sayi and Power...
Cheers to another year of broken resolutions and déjà vu!
Happy New Year!
May you find money on the road today!
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AARAV'S POV
I couldn't help but wonder, "What if I offered her a ride? Would she accept, or would she prefer not to go with me? Is that boy on the bike her boyfriend? Oh no, these thoughts are making me insane."
I took a deep breath, shaking off the perplexing thoughts, and continued on my way. Back home, I changed into my formal attire, had breakfast, and departed for the office.
During the car ride, her face kept intruding into my thoughts. I couldn't shake the idea that I needed to find out if she had a boyfriend. my mind was a mess, but I couldn't help myself.
Upon reaching my office, Nikhil, my personal assistant, came to my cabin and informed me of a meeting scheduled for 11 AM. I nodded and proceeded to the conference room.
Arjun announced, "Prapul will be explaining the project," and I acknowledged him. But I found myself zoning out, my mind consumed by thoughts of her.
"Aarav," I told myself, "she's not yours. What if she's already in a relationship?" These thoughts tormented me, and I was burning with frustration.
"No, this can't be happening!" I stood up and exclaimed, oblivious to the fact that I was in a conference room with 20 other people.
"What's wrong, sir?" Everyone stood up, alarmed and concerned.
I looked at Arjun with a "you handle this" expression, and he nodded. I left the conference room.
After calming down in my cabin, Arjun entered. "What happened?" he inquired, his voice serious.
"Nothing," I replied nonchalantly.
"Do you think I'm a fool?" His tone turned stern.
"No need to think; you are a fool," I retorted.
He stared at me, clearly annoyed. I decided to confide in him about my feelings, hoping he could offer some guidance.
"Arjun, my mind is a mess. I can't concentrate on anything," I confessed with frustration.
He instructed me to sit down and asked, "Tell me what happened."
"I think I like her," I blurted out, leaving Arjun utterly flabbergasted.
"Did I hear something wrong? Did my ears deceive me?" He responded with an exaggerated horror.
I glared at him, signaling that I needed him to take this seriously, and he nodded."I think I like the bookstore girl," I replied to Arjun, leaving him momentarily speechless.
