This is a fanfic by Srijani_Edition. Nothing relates to real life.
This is a story about a boy who is too much broken from inside and then a girl came to his life. Will the girl able to remove all the pain from his life? Read the story to know!
No... no.. please don't live me... I.. I love.. I love you.. Please.. I won't be able to live without you.. I know you don't love me... but.. I do... Please..
Avu was listening to his words... She was scared and surprised..
Avu(shaking him)- Sid.. what are you telling? Who left you?
Sid suddenly woke up and hug Avu and started crying...
Avu(scared)- Siddharth... What happened? Hmmm? Sid(Panting)- Aaa..Ash.. Avu- Yeah tell me... what happened? Who left you...
Then Sid suddenly fainted.. Avu also started crying by seeing his condition..
Avu(scared)- Siddharth... what happened... Sid....
She took the water bottle and sprinkled water on his face... And shook him..
Avu- Sid... open your eyes baby.. please.. Look I'm here only...
Sid opened his eyes slowly... He was panting.. Avu took her head on her chest and held him tight in her arms..
Avu- Sid... don't cry baby... please calm down... Sid(sobbing)- I don't like these dreams... Every now and then they come and it's much painful... Avu(cuddling his head)- Mmmmm.. don't cry like that.. please... you are already so weak... Accha will you tell me which dreams Sid?🥺 Sid(stammering)- Ashika.....
Then he held her dress tight and started crying hard..
Avu(sad)- Stop crying Sid.. please... Achha tell me who is she?
Sid looked at her and sobbed again..
Avu- Achha at first stop crying.. Drink water...
Avu gave him water.. wiped his tears and then kissed him..
Avu- Sid will you tell me who is she.. and what she did? Sid(again tears came to his eyes)- Mmmmm.. Avu- Omg.. achha okay okay.. I won't ask you anymore.. don't cry..
She then hugged him tight in her arms and rubbed his back... He again slept after sometime..
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