BOOK #1 SOMETHING SERIES
Crush to lovers
Love marriage
Business man X Teacher
Love before marriage
Online friends to soulmates
Bffs brother trophe
💕From 'Something series' 💕
Garv is a guy who values his independence and doesn't want to get ma...
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After a while, my phone started ringing, and just as I was about to pick up the call, Garv snatched it from my hand.
"What the hell? Give it back!" I exclaimed in frustration.
"No way, today I don't want anyone else between us," he said, tossing the phone onto the backseat.
"Garv, are you out of your mind?" I asked, but he wasn't listening to me. Suddenly, he stopped the car, and when I looked up, I saw that we were in front of a Lord Shiva temple.
"Come with me," he said, opening the car door. I stepped out, and there was a pandit there. Garv took hold of my hand, and I didn't know what was going through his mind.
"Pandit ji, we want to marry each other," he said, and I was truly shocked.
"No way," I said.
"Don't you trust me?" he asked.
"I used to trust you, but you broke it, and now this childish, stupid idea? I thought you were mature, but I was wrong," I said, slapping him hard across the cheek.
"What? Huh? Is this what you wanted? You wanted me as your husband, and now that I agree, look at you... Pratha, I'm losing myself just to be with you, just to have you, but you..." he said, gripping my shoulder. His actions were hurting me.
"Garv, let go," I said, pushing his hand away from my shoulder.
"You know what? I was so dumb. How could you? Huh? You're cheating on your parents just to marry me, huh?" I said, about to leave, but he grabbed my wrist.
"What? Why do you think I cheated on my parents? Why do you assume all my actions are about cheating?" He said, tightening his grip on my wrist.
"You know what, Pratha, you can never leave me. Whenever you try to forget me, I'll always be there, reminding you of my presence. Trust me, I can be anything to keep you, whether a hero or a villain," he whispered in my ear.
I managed to free my wrist from his grasp and sprinted towards the car. My phone was ringing incessantly. I tried to open the car door, but it was locked. Suddenly, the door swung open. I knew it was Garv who had opened it. I grabbed my phone. The call was from Shristi.
"Hello, Pratha, please come here, you know what..." she explained the situation to me. Riya and Rishabh had called off their wedding, and Riya had attempted suicide, but Aryan had stopped her.
"I'm coming," I said, tears streaming down my face.
"What happened?" Garv asked. I was too overwhelmed to respond. I took the car keys from his hand and sat in the driver's seat. He sat beside me. The weight of the situation hung heavy in the air as we embarked on this unexpected journey.
