Chapter 8 : "The Meeting of Hearts and Family"

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**"Dil se dil ki jo baat hui, woh lafzon mein kaise bayaan karein,

Jab se mile hain hum dono, khushboo se mehka har ek samaan karein.

Kitabon ki duniya mein tha ek sapna, ab haqeeqat se uska samaan karein,

Aapse mil kar jo ehsaas hua, woh shayari mein kaise izhaar karein."**


**Translation:**


"The conversation from heart to heart, how can we express it in words,

Since we met, every moment is filled with fragrance.

In the world of books, there was a dream, now reality aligns with it,

The feelings after meeting you, how can I express them in poetry."


Enjoy reading <3

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Ayesha and Ahmed's First Family Meeting

The day had come for ayesha and Ahmed's families to meet. Both families wanted to keep this gathering intimate, so only the immediate family members were present.


Ayesha's parents, her elder brother Sameer, her sister Zara, and Zara's husband attended, while Ahmed came with his parents.

Ayesha's parents, her elder brother Sameer, her sister Zara, and Zara's husband attended, while Ahmed came with his parents

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(Ayesha's outfit....)
Ayesha chose a soft maroon salwar kameez adorned with delicate embroidery. Her hair was left down, falling in soft waves around her shoulders, and she wore minimal makeup, highlighting her natural beauty.

 Her hair was left down, falling in soft waves around her shoulders, and she wore minimal makeup, highlighting her natural beauty

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(Ahmed's outfit.....)
(Imagine ahmed with Nehru jacket)

Ahmed arrived in a crisp white kurta-pajama paired with a navy blue Nehru jacket. His well-groomed appearance and confident aura were hard to ignore. As they exchanged polite smiles, Ayesha couldn't help but think, "He's straight from novels, dude!"


Once everyone was seated, the conversation began with introductions and light-hearted exchanges. The atmosphere was warm and welcoming, setting the perfect stage for Ayesha and Ahmed to get to know each other better.


The Conversation: A Shared Love for LiteratureAhmed noticed a bookshelf filled with novels and turned to Ayesha, a smile playing on his lips. "Mujhe bataya gaya tha ki aapko novels padhna bohot pasand hai. Aapko kaise genres pasand hain?" (I heard you love reading novels. What genres do you enjoy?)


Ayesha hesitated, feeling slightly shy about her literary preferences. Gathering her courage, she replied, "Mujhe romance aur dark romance novels pasand hain. Mera ek favourite novel 'Mata-e-Jaan' hai, jo ek underrated novel hai." (I like romance and dark romance novels. One of my favorite novels is 'Mata-e-Jaan,' which is quite underrated.)


Ahmed's eyes sparkled with interest. "Dark romance? Yeh toh kaafi interesting genre lagta hai. Main bhi kabhi kabhi romance padhta hoon, lekin zyada nahi. Aapke favourite authors kaun hain?" (Dark romance? That sounds like an interesting genre. I do read romance occasionally, but not much. Who are your favorite authors?)


Feeling more comfortable, Ayesha responded, "Mujhe Nemrah Ahmed bohot pasand hain, aur kuch underrated Wattpad authors bhi. Unki stories mein ek unique depth hoti hai, jo mujhe appeal karti hai." (I really like Nemrah Ahmed, and some underrated Wattpad authors. Their stories have a unique depth that appeals to me.)


Ahmed leaned in slightly, a playful smile on his face. "Wattpad pe bhi padhte hain? Yeh toh bohot interesting baat hai. Mujhe lagta hai mujhe aap se kaafi kuch seekhne ko milega." (You read on Wattpad too? That's really interesting. I think I'll learn a lot from you.)


Ayesha blushed slightly but continued, "Haan, Wattpad pe kuch amazing writers hain. Main aapko kuch recommend kar sakti hoon agar aap interested hain." (Yes, there are some amazing writers on Wattpad. I can recommend a few if you're interested.)


Ahmed, teasingly, replied, "Zaroor! Aur agar main kuch padhne laga, toh shayad main bhi un novels ke heroes jaisa banne ki koshish karoon." (Definitely! And if I start reading, maybe I'll try to become like the heroes in those novels.)


Ayesha laughed softly, "Bas woh mat kariyega jo negative characters karte hain." (Just don't do what the negative characters do.)Ahmed chuckled, "Promise! Main sirf positive heroes ki tarah rehne ki koshish karoonga. Aapko kaise heroes pasand hain?" (Promise! I'll only try to be like the positive heroes. What kind of heroes do you like?)


Ayesha, slightly flustered, replied, "Mujhe woh pasand hain jo apne actions se apni feelings dikhate hain, aur jo honesty aur respect ko importance dete hain." (I like those who show their feelings through their actions and who value honesty and respect.)


Ahmed nodded thoughtfully. "Yeh qualities toh kisi bhi insaan ke liye important honi chahiye. Main zaroor koshish karoonga in sab par khara utarne ki." (These qualities should be important for anyone. I'll definitely try to live up to them.)


The families observed this exchange with smiles, clearly pleased with the budding rapport. Ahmed's playful yet respectful demeanor had made a positive impression on Ayesha, who found herself relaxing more as the conversation progressed.


***Ayesha's Reflection***


Throughout their conversation, Ayesha couldn't help but notice how Ahmed's casual mentions of books and his willingness to engage in her interests made him seem even more appealing. She thought to herself, "Kya yeh sach mein waise hi hain jaise novels ke heroes hote hain?" (Is he really like the heroes in novels?)


As the meeting drew to a close, both families expressed their happiness at how well everything had gone. They discussed the next steps, including setting a date for the engagement.


***Ahmed's Flirtation***


Before leaving, Ahmed turned to Ayesha with a playful grin. "Agar aapko 'mata-e-jaan,' pasand hai, toh main uska hero banne ki koshish karoonga. Aapke liye kuch bhi!" (If you like 'mata-e-jaan,' I'll try to be its hero. Anything for you!)


Ayesha laughed, blushing slightly. "Aap waise hi rahen jaise hain, wohi kaafi hai." (Just be who you are, that's enough.)


As Ahmed and his family departed, there was a lingering warmth in the air. Ahmed couldn't resist glancing back at Ayesha, who shyly looked away, her heart racing. It was clear that both felt a connection, a spark that promised a future filled with potential.


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