He was the king of his world having everything just by the flick of his fingers. He had every reason to smile but that was not his nature.
She was the princess of her family. She had every reason to cry but had this beautiful smile covering her lip...
It's been a day since her roka and her mother asked her to resign from the job. The bomb was yet to explode.
They were not from her hometown but Chandigarh and she couldn't work anymore because of the distance. She did cry a lot because she couldn't do anything at the moment but still.
She did give notice at her workplace. They asked her to work for 1 month more which was exactly when her engagement was finalized.
She was scared. Scared, to be a part of a family she didn't even know till now existed. Scared of a lot of things, scared of the future she was going to have with him.
Kimaya
My father did participate a little in the venue thing but he doesn't really seem interested in all these stuffs.
I sometimes feel what I would have done in my life to get such a great family and not to forget him. Just forget it. I don't want to talk about it.
I came after the busy day at the office to find my mother in a heavy dress.
"What is this?" I asked her.
"Your in-laws send your engagement dress. Isn't it gorgeous?" She said showing me the heavy dress as I sighed.
"It's beautiful. I need a nap. I am super tired", I told her.
"It's 6", she said pointing at the clock.
"Give me food I am starving. Then I would go to bed", I told her as she nodded pulling my cheeks softly.
And that's how time sped up.
I was sitting in the venue with the makeup artist doing wonders on my face. I didn't expect myself to look this good. The dress did look great and I was done with my work as well.
I was finally going to stay at home and chill.
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And finally, the veil was kept on my head, a very traditional family.
I heard the veil is not a thing in the 21st century but here we go.
They specially told Mumma to keep a veil on my head because the elders don't like their daughter-in-law without a veil.
I yawned and the door was knocked softly while she made me wear the bangles.
The door opened and my mother-in-law entered inside with a bright smile on her face.
"You look beautiful, bacha", She said as I smiled.
"Umm, you don't have to wear any other jewelry. We will get you ready", she said asking the woman to stop making me wear the bangles.
"Come", She said holding my hands and took me outside.
There were a lot of unknown ladies there giving me a bright smile as I walked slowly because of the heavy dress,
