Divit × Kashvi
A tale where healing meets heartbreak, and love walks hand-in-hand with destruction.
Kashvi: "Divit meri woh duaayein the... jo qubool hone se pehle hi mujhse chhin li gayi thi."
Divit: "Main bhi kisi ki dua ho sakta hoon... iska ehsa...
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The polished floors of the AD Tech conference hall clicked under my heels as I stepped in. I took a deep breath, trying to settle the flutter in my chest. Around me, the room was alive with tension-whispers, nervous smiles, the air thick with first-day jitters. Ten interns, ten dreams, and an unspoken fear of not being enough.
And then-he walked in.
The energy in the room shifted instantly. Conversations stopped. Even the air felt like it dared not move.
He wore a tailored black coat over a white shirt. His presence spoke volumes before he even opened his mouth. Clean-shaven jawline, an expensive watch glinting under the lights, and the kind of commanding silence that only came with power.
But none of that was what made my breath hitch.
Divit.
My Divit.
I hadn't seen him in over a decade.
I was in second grade back then-just a tiny, pigtailed girl who used to peek from the school corridor at the tall boy in Class 9 with the confident walk and half-buttoned shirt. He had no idea I existed. But to my childish heart, he was a hero. Larger than life. The one who helped a crying junior tie her shoelace once. The boy who stood up to a teacher. The one everyone admired.
And now-he was right in front of me.
No longer a schoolboy.
A man.
The CEO of AD Tech. And I was one of the interns standing in his line of fire.
He cleared his throat, and the air seemed to tense even further as he took one step forward.
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"Ten interns."
My voice was sharp, distant. Each syllable felt like it was weighed before being spoken.
"You made it through the tests. The rest didn't. But don't think you've accomplished anything yet."
As I glanced around the room, cold and calculating.
