Five months had passed, and I was genuinely happy, feeling like everything was finally back on track. The questions I had about Advit had slowly faded away.
It's true what they say: time heals all wounds.
The fourth semester had started, and our juniors often approached us for notes. We had started participating in new clubs and activities. I was enjoying life again, living the way I wanted.
I had almost cut off contact with my sister-in-law's family, but I still talked to Ishani.
Not because I wanted to know about Advit, but just to ensure that everything was okay there. I had moved on considerably in my life.
But...
As the fifth month was coming to an end, something happened that threw me back into chaos.
I found myself at a crossroads, unsure of what to do, how to do it, or why to do it.
Even today, I shudder when I think about it. I couldn't think or speak clearly. I was back to where I started, and I realized this by the end of the fifth month.
It wasn't because some memory of him had resurfaced. No, it was because the man himself was standing in front of me.
THE ADVIT TYAGI
The one I thought I had healed from, but no, he brought me back to where I was.
It happened like this:
my friends and I were heading home from college when a biker started circling us, revving his engine loudly.
All my friends stepped back, but as soon as I tried to step away, he trapped me. Slowly, he brought his bike to a stop, and just as I tried to leave, he approached me.
He stopped right in front of me and said, "I am back, my Lil Dragon. Did you really think I would leave you? How could I go to someone else after loving you?"
Yes, it was him. Not Advit Tyagi, but Agastya.
All my friends stepped back, but as soon as I tried to step away, he trapped me. Slowly, he brought his bike to a stop, and just as I tried to leave, he approached me.
He stopped right in front of me and said, "I am back, my Lil Dragon. Did you really think I would leave you? How could I go to someone else after loving you?"
Yes, it was him. Not Advit Tyagi, but Agastya.
The very person I thought I had left behind. The one I believed would never return to my life.
But no, he had returned, and this time, he was even more prepared.
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