"Some truths stay buried for years... but when they come out, they change everything."
Two sisters, Ruhanika (Ruhi) and Aadhya, love each other more than anything. But their lives changed forever when they lost their parents in a tragic car accident...
So heyy guys, this is my second story , and it's the first part , starting of the story i am literally trying to write parts as soon as possible but this year I have boards and also I have to concentrate on my studies by writting is my hobby so I have to balance both the things so I will write parts as soon as possible but I can't post every part every day so please co-operate with me..
Also English is not my first language, and I don't know English very well so please ignore my gramitical mistakes and enjoy story and I will try to write dialogue in English but as I told u I don't know English very well so also I will write some dialogue..
Thank you and enjoy story..!! 😊
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Hey everyone sorry for interrupting, guys I came here to tell u all that I changed pattern of writing after "CHAPTER 7" I am not writing the story anymore like this because I think that this is the reason u all are not liking it so I changed it please stay tuned! ☺️
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CHAPTER 1
London
The loud ringing of an alarm echoed throughout the apartment.
"Ruhi... wake up."
Sonakshi groaned as she buried her face deeper into her pillow.
"Your alarm is driving me crazy."
Ruhi pulled the blanket over her head.
"Sonaaa... please let me sleep. I slept very late last night."
"I don't need your life story. Tell your alarm to shut up."
"Then turn it off."
"Why should I?"
Before either of them could continue, another voice exploded from the other side of the room.
"SHUT UP!"
Both girls jumped.
Vishakha sat up on her bed, glaring at them.
"If neither of you can sleep, that's your problem. But why are you ruining my sleep too?"
Sonakshi crossed her arms.
"If you're so irritated, then turn it off yourself."
"Me?" Vishakha pointed at herself dramatically.
"No. I'm allergic to alarm clocks."
Ruhi rolled her eyes.
"Every morning you come up with a new stupid joke."
