Prem Vivah

• Saat Janam •

"Are you sure na, unki flight 3 baje land karegi?" Sameer, for the sixth time, asked poor Aditya the same question with an apprehensive face.

"Yaar tu ek kaam kar, yahan se sidha bahar chala jaa. Main teri restlessness bardasht nahi kar sakta!" Aditya looked at him annoyingly and stood there, wandering his head around the occupied airport.

"Kya karu, itne saal me first time main Naina ko pick up karne aaya hoon airport pe...humesha kaam ke chakkar me miss kar deta hoon but aaj maine office se sidha chutti le li taki usko surprise de saku, but lagta hai flight delay hogayi hain." Sameer replied to the young boy with a sullen expression, and Aditya gently placed his palm on his broad shoulder, saying - "Your worry is justified buddy...but chill maar, abhi aati hi hogi humari bhootniyan."

"Haha, yes." Sameer gave a sweet smile and exhaled deeply, and glanced over the digital black watch, impatiently waiting to see his special woman who must be tired as hell.

After dawdling for fifteen minutes, finally, the wedding planners team was seen walking out of the queue with heavy luggage kept on the trolley. Naina and Radhika were wholly engrossed in a conversation hence they didn't notice the presence of Sameer and Aditya. They both naturally laughed at remembering the funky incident which occurred during the marriage, and Sameer nervously adjusted the hem of his crisp dark black linen shirt, his enthusiastic voice alerting the oblivious girls - "Surpriseeeeeeee."

Naina swiftly veered at her fiance and her eyes widened in sheer shock. He quickly pushed aside the trolley bag and engulfed his tiny woman for a gentle hug, his beefy arms securing her petite back. Naina was still in a daze, her lips stretching for a radiating smile as she deciphered that her man came to surprise her at the airport. She exhaled against his chest and wrapped her palms tightly around him, her warm brown eyes brimming with unshed tears at his thoughtfulness. Sameer lovingly ran his fingers through her wavy tresses, and whispered - "I Missed You So Much!"

"I Missed You Too, Meri Jaan, my everything," Naina replied to him within a moment, her soft voice cracking as she felt a flood of emotions surrendering her insides. She clutched his pristine shirt in utmost glee, and her nose was pressed firmly on his comforting chest which she missed the most in all these eighteen days. Sameer held her as close to him as possible for the time being. He didn't care how many people at the airport were staring at them sharing pure moments of love and happiness, he didn't care how many humans passed comments on their unfiltered way of expressing their feelings for each other. All he cared at this moment was about his Naina. He wanted to sink into the scent of her presence and wanted to kiss all over her face that didn't fail to fascinate him. He gently rubbed his warm palm on her floral pink t-shirt's fabric and rested a chaste kiss on her tresses.

Naina had no idea how crazily she yearned for Sameer until he came and embraced her fragile body tightly. She never measured the depth of her love for him until he, without any care for anyone, expressed his love for her. All she knew was she waited for every damn second these eighteen days to meet him and pamper his adorable face with her sweet-tempting kisses. She softly smiled at sensing his masculine cologne hitting against her nostrils, making her breathe in pleasure.

Radhika and Aditya admired how these cuties hugged each other for a few minutes, their lips beaming at their best as they didn't just feel each other's breaths filling their hearts with eternal solace but also they experienced an array of emotions surging through their veins. The entire team was genuinely delighted to see the couple exchanging pure love for each other, and reluctantly. Sameer pulled back himself, his head tilting down to look at his pretty girl with an affectionate smile on his face. Naina raised her hand to stroke his naturally-shiny black hair, and as expected she ruffled them happily while giving a cute, babyish grin.