Char Kadam: IshRa FanFic #Completed

Part 36: Love is a waste of time!

You know one such person!

Did I just say that!?

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Ishita's POV

I think I should just quit reading this book!

Did I just say that!?

Seriously???? You expected me to quit reading????

No...I ain't stopping unless I find the answers to all my questions...

I am as impatient as you all to reach the final chapter...

Why don't I directly go to the final chapter then???

Not a bad idea!!! Hmmm...

But do you think that would help solve the confusion???

I am sure it won't...

This book is so confusing that I am sure if I skip a few parts in between, I will simply land in more confusion.

So I ain't taking the shortcut...

Did you get that????

Enough blabbering...

Now back to reading...

Where did I stop???

And I saved her number in my phone as Anamika.

Why did I do that? I did not know!

Haan...Here...

Let's find out what happened next...

I waited for her to board the train.

By the look on her face, I was not sure if she would board the train or not.

The train had started moving when she laid her foot on the train.

She stayed there for a while and I ran to the next nearest door and stepped onto the train.

I found her sitting on her seat looking out of the window.

I had an AC compartment booked.

But I was not willing to leave this coach.

I just wanted to keep looking at her.

Tujhe tak tak tak takte rehna

I decided to exchange my ticket with someone.

If I would sit right opposite her, it would not be possible to stare at her.

She may not like it.

I looked for a seat from where I could see her from a corner.

When I settled down in my new seat, I found her talking facing the opposite seat.

I peeped to see who it was and was relieved to find a middle-aged woman sitting opposite to her.

She was talking animatedly and those bangles which had grabbed my attention in the first place were crinkling and I loved watching her like that.

Teri bak bak bak bak sunte rehna

After about an hour, when the train halted at a station, she left her seat and started walking towards the end of the coach.

I was afraid she would get off the train.

So I followed her like a shadow.