Jitne Durr Durr ho unn dono ke raaste mill jate hai jo Bane ek duje ke vaaste
Ek duje ke hathoon ki lakeeron ka tay tha milna
♡ Ek duje ke vaaste ♡
A story that began in the holy city of Shiva, Varanasi. A tale where waiting is shown as a part of...
This is a chapter from my second book. I hope you like it! Don’t forget to vote, comment, and share it with others.
(Humko bhi toh malum chale yaar ki aap log ko ye kahani kaisi lagi, pasand aa bhi rahi yaa nahi, itna toh haaq banta hai naa humara🤌🏻🥹)
चढ़ी चढ़ी ये सांसें हैं धडकनों की आवाजें हैं जागे से है ये सारे लम्हें तारे गिनने की रात है हवाएं क्या कहती है सुन हाथ दे तू उड़ बेपरवाह धारे सारे बहते आ रे सारे कहते आ होजाआवारा
So here the first chapter of ♡ Ek duje ke vaaste ♡
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"Ek dastaan anokhi si... Jab kismat mein tha milna, toh kaise ho sakte the do dil ek doosre se juda."
"Ho Jhoke__ Jhoke ye hawaan ke laye dono ko baha ke haaye Bane dekho hum sharmaye ek duje ke Hayye ek duje ki hathoon ki lakeeron ka Tay tha milna"
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A name was written on a tag: "Yuv, Yuvraj Singhania." The tag was tied to a light brown gift basket decorated with red and yellow net cloth and artificial flowers, making it look beautiful. Inside the basket were many items and an invitation card designed like a light brown door with detailed patterns. On the front of the card, there was a painted couple looking deeply into each other’s eyes, a stunning piece of art.
A truck full of these beautifully crafted invitation baskets started its journey, delivering them to various destinations.
The delivery boys rang doorbells to deliver the baskets. At one house, when no one answered the door, they left the basket on the doorstep and collected the payment from a friend nearby.
By evening, at one such house, the doorbell rang again. A young girl, around 21-22 years old, pressed the bell. Another girl of the same age opened the door. As the first girl walked in, her friend teased her and asked,
"Mill gayi chutti, ab toh apni didi ki shaadi mein jaogi! Wow yaar Jaipur, my favorite city!" ("You got your leave, so now you'll attend your sister's wedding! Wow, Jaipur is my favorite city!")
The girl smiled and replied excitedly, "Arey, itni mushkil se toh chhutti mili hai. Woh toh accha hai ki semester ke exams khatam ho gaye aur ab finally jaa paaungi." ("It was so hard to get leave. Luckily, my semester exams are over, and now I can finally go.")
