"Tujhe keh doon ya rehne doon raaz mere
Sab kuch keh doon kya tujhko?"
"Tujhe chhu lu to kuch mujhe ho jaayega
Ko main chahta na ho mujhko."
"Mehsoos mujhe aisa kyun ho raha
Ke meri duniya ban rahe ho tum."
"Saiyaara tu to badlaa nahin hai
Mausam z...
Geeta Batra stood by the registration counter, glancing at the papers in her hand. "Form ho gaya auraadhar card bhi, ab sirf number ka hi intezaar karna hai na?" she asked the clerk.
"Ji," the man replied politely.
She glanced at her phone, checking the time. The clock was ticking closer to the appointed hour, each second heightening the tension in her chest. That's when Rajesh and Vivaan returned from buying sweets.
Geeta walked over to them, half-scolding, "Girana nahi, sambhal ke. Kitni der laga di?"
Rajesh let out a tired sigh. "Are main kya karta..."
"Number aa raha hai hamara," Geeta interrupted, handing him the bag containing the flower garland and the file. "Pakadoisko."She took the sweet boxes from Vivaan's hands.
"Tiwari ke haankitnibheed hoti hai, patah hein?" Rajesh remarked.
Geeta rolled her eyes. "Hamesha hi hoti hai. Raat ko lena chahiyetha na mithai?"
"Ha, subah tak fresh rehtaphir," he countered.
"Phir subah jaldichalte. Pehlemithailetephir court aate," she suggested.
Rajesh raised an eyebrow. "Achha, matlab court mein hain tohladna hai?"
Vaani walked into the marriage registrar's office, calm and composed. She wore a plain off-white saree with a red blouse, her hair neatly tied in a bun. A delicate gold necklace rested around her neck, paired with matching earrings. Her hands were decorated with henna. She didn't wear much makeup, only her signature kohl, soft lip balm and a tiny red bindi, but it only enhanced her natural beauty. In that room full of couples, she was the most radiant girl without even trying.
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She took a seat, her eyes scanning the room, observing other couples with a soft, anticipatory smile. She could hear the vows being exchanged around her, the gentle rustle of papers, the quiet murmur of officials and the subtle clinking of jewelry. Her heart fluttered with a mix of excitement and nervousness.