Unravelled Love || ✔️

♡CHAPTER 24♡

I made my way to the coffee shop, ready to grab some coffee for myself and my colleagues.

As I waited, I absentmindedly tapped my fingers on the table. Suddenly, the employee called out my name, indicating that my order was ready.

I walked towards the office building, engrossed in a captivating real-life story I was reading on my phone.

It was about a woman from the southern part of the country who unexpectedly met her soulmate from the north during a business trip to Italy. Their love story was truly enchanting, and I couldn't help but feel a pang of longing for a similar experience.

Lost in my thoughts, I entered the elevator and let out a sigh, clutching my phone to my chest.

When would I ever have a love story like that?

My mind wandered to Adhrit, the guy who always managed to make me daydream about romantic possibilities.

I couldn't help but worry that my infatuation with him would eventually lead to heartbreak.

Shaking off those thoughts, I stepped out of the elevator and began distributing the coffees and teas to my colleagues' desks.

I saved Miss Bhatt's order for last and headed towards her office. Just as I was about to knock, she opened the door herself, greeting me with a warm smile.

"Hey there, Sana," she said.

"Hey, I brought your cup of coffee," I replied, handing her the cup.

"Oh my, thank you," she exclaimed, clearly in a rush.

Curiosity got the better of me, and I asked her why she was in such a hurry.

Miss Bhatt explained that Gina Rathore, the daughter of Rathore Enterprises, had unexpectedly arrived and was currently in Mr. Singhania's office.

My jaw dropped in surprise.

"Really?" I exclaimed, and she nodded in confirmation.

"I need to hurry, I'll see you later," she said, rushing out of the office. I couldn't help but wonder why Gina Rathore was here.
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Yash's eyebrows shot up. "Hey, take it easy," he advised, eyeing me warily. "It's just a keyboard, after all."

I raised an eyebrow at his concern. "So what? This big company can't afford a simple keyboard replacement?" I retorted, rolling my eyes.

"Maybe you should consider taking a break. All this stress is getting to your head," Yash suggested, raising his hands in mock surrender as I glared at him.

"Where's Miss Bhatt?" Mrs. Gupta's voice cut through the tension, as everyone turned to look for her.

After someone provided her location, Mrs. Gupta checked her watch.

"Why do you need her?" a curious lady asked.

"Oh, she needs to book a table at a restaurant because Miss Rathore and Mr Singhania are planning to dine there," Mrs Gupta explained, sparking a wave of gossip.

"Are they in a serious relationship?" someone wondered aloud.

"It seems like it's heading that way," another replied with a smile.

"It's like a classic romance novel where the woman's first choice isn't right, but her true love comes back to her," another chimed in dramatically.

"They make a perfect pair," a colleague agreed.

"True, we may wish for someone like him, but deep down, we know no one else fits him like Gina does," another sighed.

I felt a pang of sadness, resisting the urge to point out that he's already taken as my husband.