Duniyaa (Hold On)

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Getting married is the dream of almost everyone. Marrying a loved one, with the blessing of parents and the universe will at least make someone feel so happy and grateful. But apparently, not everyone can marry a loved one with a happy and flowery heart.

Like others, parents want their daughter's future life to be better. Having family ties, having partner relationships during life, abundant happiness, making anyone feel grateful to live a good life.

A few weeks ago, Father had proposed to someone for me. Then Dad asked me not to hurry, maybe because this was the first time a father had proposed a young man to his beloved daughter.

I can't say to accept or reject it. Emotionally my feelings are still thinking about the career I'm working on. My age is already ripe, and my feelings, no one can thrill. That is still normal.

Father already knew the young man's background. And I think Mom also likes it after Dad explained it. But Daddy doesn't know yet whether the young man has talked about this to his parents or not.

Since Daddy said about marriage, I became a quiet and thoughtful person. Thinking about it made my work out of focus. A light rebuke made me feel guilty about being negligent in my work.

"What are you thinking. I see you often daydream." I just sighed and smiled.

"We do it one more time. Okay ... 1 ... 2 ... 3 ... click."

"For today we are done. Next week I want to get more leverage. You understand." I just nodded and smiled.

I went to the locker room and sat in front of the mirror staring at the reflection of my emotions. My feelings also influenced my assistant. On continuing to grumble.

"You worry me. What's wrong? Tell me. You're hiding something from me. Am I not your friend. Okay if you are still silent, then I will be quiet too." I glanced at her looking a little annoyed and hurriedly cleaning the makeup equipment.

"It's not time for me to tell you. Please don't make me think of anything else." While removing the jewelry, I saw an incoming call from Father.

"Hello Daddy ... Well I'll go home." Tension engulfed me now. I don't know what will happen today.