Love's Redemption♡

VIHAAN'S POV- 4

"Had I told the sea what I felt for you, it would have left it's shores, it's shells, it's fish and followed me"
-- Nizar Qabbani
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I felt a surge of joy when I heard the news - Vahni was coming back to town. It had been five long years since I last saw her, five years since I broke her trust and shattered our friendship. But now, with her cousin Vishaal's wedding just around the corner, I knew I'd have another chance to make things right.

Excitement coursed through my veins as I thought about seeing Vahni again. I'd often wondered what could have been, what would have happened if I'd made different choices. But now, I had a second chance, a chance to apologize, to make amends, and to prove to Vahni that I'd changed.

My heart racing with anticipation, I couldn't help but think about the what-ifs. What if she didn't want to talk to me? What if she was still angry, still hurt? But I pushed those thoughts aside, focusing on the excitement and happiness that filled me.

I'd grown up a lot in these five years. I'd learned from my mistakes, and I'd become a better person because of them. And now, with Vahni coming back to town, I knew I had a chance to prove it to her.

I felt a sense of resolve wash over me. I'd do whatever it took to make things right. I'd apologize, I'd listen, and I'd do my best to regain Vahni's trust. I was ready to face her, to face my past, and to try to build a better future.

The thought of seeing Vahni again filled me with a mix of emotions - excitement, nervousness, fear. But most of all, it filled me with hope. Hope that I could make things right, hope that I could prove myself to Vahni, and hope that we could start anew.

I took a deep breath, feeling a sense of calm wash over me. I was ready for this. I was ready to face Vahni, to face my past, and to try to build a better future. Bring it on.

As I stood there, my mind racing with thoughts of Vahni, I couldn't help but feel a sense of gratitude. Gratitude that I had another chance, gratitude that Vahni was coming back to town, and gratitude that I could try to make things right.

I thought about all the times I'd wanted to reach out to her, to apologize, to explain. But I'd been too scared, too proud. I'd been afraid of rejection, afraid of being hurt again. But now, with the wedding just around the corner, I knew I had to try.

I took another deep breath, feeling a sense of determination wash over me. I'd do it. I'd face Vahni, I'd apologize, and I'd try to make things right. No matter what happened, I'd know that I tried. And that's all that mattered.

My mind was a jumble of emotions, a mix of fear, anxiety, and hope. I was scared of facing Vahni, but I was also determined to make things right. I was determined to prove to her that I'd changed, that I was worthy of her forgiveness.

I thought about all the times I'd thought about Vahni, all the times I'd wondered what could have been. I thought about the memories we shared, the laughter, the adventures. I thought about the way I hurt her, the way I broke her trust.

I felt a pang of guilt and regret, thinking about the pain I caused her. I thought about the apology I'd been rehearsing for years, the words I wanted to say to her, the explanations I wanted to give.

I took another deep breath, feeling a sense of calm wash over me. I was ready for this. I was ready to face Vahni, to face my past, and to try to build a better future.

As I stood there, I felt a sense of resolve wash over me. I'd do whatever it took to make things right. I'd apologize, I'd listen, and I'd do my best to regain Vahni's trust. I was ready to face her, to face my past, and to try to build a better future.

I thought about the ways I'd grown, the lessons I'd learned, and the person I'd become. I thought about the mistakes I'd made, the pain I'd caused, and the regrets I'd accumulated. But most of all, I thought about the chance I had now, the chance to make things right, to prove myself to Vahni, and to start anew.

I felt a sense of hope wash over me, hope that I could make things right, hope that I could prove myself to Vahni, and hope that we could start anew. I took another deep breath, feeling a sense of calm wash over me.