🌸𝔇𝔬𝔠𝔱𝔬𝔯 𝔏𝔬𝔳𝔢🌸 (Completed )

Chapter 35 A farewell.

Okay.... I know i'm damn late this time I apologize. Sorry readers.

I have damn lazy and stuck with story cum personal reason.
I will never repeat this again.

Your sincerely
Sanvi.

Answer for last game is:

Idk how to drive any of the vehicle even scooty😁, yes still not yet learn how to drive vehicle.

second one is I got caught by my father while discussing how this lesbian and gay thing happens, I was busy explain one of my male friend about all this by taking myself has a example🥺🥺 that was so embarrassing moment in my life because it was discussed among my family group, my father literally told all of my cousin about our conversation.
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Now lets play 2nd game of the book.

Guess the movie name, answer in comment box,  for every correct answer you people give and you tell one word so that I will come up with one pickup line.( unisex pickup line okay).

1.  💔🎤🎬

2. 🚀🌌

3. 🌌🚀🛰️

4. 💑🧟‍♀️🧟

5. 🌬️🚢💔

Hint: there are hollywood bollywood and k-drama too...

Guys anyone following lovely runner please do watch it is best..
I asked my bff to watch but that dumb head refused to watch... I desperately waiting to discuss about sun jae.... Anyone here😁😁😁

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Adhya's POV:

After all the procedures were done, my parents and Advish joined us, and Trishul arrived to say goodbye with a gift box. I hugged everyone, accepting their send-off gifts. When I reached Adi, I could sense the tears and apology in his eyes, but I thought it was too late. I knew I had overreacted, but his words, "I would have chosen career over you," had made me decide to let go of this relationship and move on to Sweden.

We had agreed not to tell our parents about our breakup, so I hugged him and broke into a pool of tears. I knew I was lying to myself; I missed him and would miss him every second. Moving on from this relationship was proving to be incredibly tough. Throughout the hug, I was waiting for him to say just one word, "Please stay," and I would have stayed with him forever. But it didn’t happen as I had hoped. He broke our hug, placed a soft kiss on my forehead, and said, "I will miss you." I smiled through my tears and headed toward boarding.

The plane took off and left me all alone. I was unable to hold my tears any longer. I buried my face in my hands, tears flowing freely now. I thought about everything we'd been through—the good and the bad—and all of a sudden, I felt a pang in my heart. I knew I was making the right choice. At least, I told myself that. I didn't want to go through what we had just experienced. It was better this way, wasn't it?

I tried to convince myself that I wasn't lying to myself, but I wasn't entirely sure anymore. It hurt to be apart from him, but I had to do this for my career. If we stayed together, I would just end up holding him back. He deserved better than that, didn't he? I repeated this over and over again until I fell asleep.

The plane landed safely, and I collected my belongings from the overhead compartment. I felt a sudden wave of nerves wash over me, and I tried my best to ignore it. But as I walked to the exit, the nerves only intensified. What would people think if they found out I was leaving my hometown to move to a foreign country? Would they even care? After all, it wasn't like I had a big social life to speak of.

I landed in Sweden with a sense of anxiety, but at the same time, I was excited to start my new adventure. The airport was buzzing with activity, and everyone seemed to be in a hurry.

Author pov:

Adhya took a deep breath, clutching her suitcase as she stepped into the bustling terminal at Stockholm Arlanda Airport. The unfamiliar surroundings, the foreign language, and the crisp Scandinavian air all combined to create a sense of both excitement and apprehension. She reminded herself that this was a fresh start, a new chapter in her life.

As she navigated her way through the airport, following the signs to baggage claim, her mind kept drifting back to Adish. She could still see his face, the way his eyes had silently pleaded with her during their goodbye. The memory was bittersweet, a mixture of regret and resolve. She had to focus on her career now, no matter how much it hurt.

Back in their hometown, Adish stood by the window of his hospital office, staring out at the cityscape without really seeing it. The hospital was as busy as ever, patients and staff moving in a constant dance of care and urgency, but his thoughts were miles away. He had thrown himself into his work, trying to drown out the emptiness left by Adhya's departure. But no matter how hard he tried, her absence was a gnawing void he couldn't ignore.

Every corner of the hospital reminded him of her. The cafeteria where they used to have coffee during breaks, the garden where they sometimes sat and talked, even the sterile, impersonal hallways—they all echoed with memories of her laughter and her presence. He missed her terribly, the pain of their separation a constant, dull ache in his chest.

He found himself replaying their last moments together over and over. Her tear-filled eyes, the way she had clung to him, the unspoken words hanging in the air between them. He knew he had made a mistake, that his words had hurt her deeply. "I would have chosen career over you." The regret of that statement was like a weight on his soul. Why hadn't he asked her to stay? Why hadn't he fought for their love?

Adish sighed deeply, rubbing his tired eyes. He wished he could turn back time, take back those careless words, and show her how much she meant to him. But now she was gone, and he was left with nothing but memories and what-ifs.

Meanwhile, Adhya stepped out of the airport into the cool, fresh air of Stockholm. She hailed a cab and gave the driver the address of her new apartment. As the city unfolded around her, she tried to focus on the possibilities ahead. The new job, the new experiences, the new people she would meet. She had to make this work, for her sake and for Adish's. They both deserved to find their own paths, even if it meant those paths had diverged.

As the cab drove through the scenic streets, Adhya looked out at the city with a mix of wonder and trepidation. This was her new home now, a place where she could reinvent herself and chase her dreams. But as she settled into her seat, her thoughts inevitably drifted back to Adish. She couldn't help but wonder what he was doing, how he was coping with her absence.

In the quiet moments between her new life in Sweden and the bustling activity around her, she knew she would always carry a piece of him with her. And perhaps, in some distant future, their paths might cross again when they were both ready to take that first step back to each other.

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It is unedited Chapter, I hope u people may find boring wait for next Chapter....