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As Siya and Abhimanyu lay in bed, the room was quiet except for the soft hum of the ceiling fan. Siya turned to him, her voice hesitant.
"Abhi, can I ask you something?" Abhimanyu looked at her, his gaze warm and attentive. "Of course, Siya. What's on your mind?"
She took a deep breath. "Why did you forgive Alia so easily? She's the reason we were apart for six years."
Abhimanyu sighed, his expression thoughtful as he reached for her hand. "Siya, forgiving her wasn't easy. What Alia did caused a lot of pain—for both of us. But holding onto that anger for so long... it started to feel like a weight I couldn't carry anymore."
Siya's brow furrowed. "But she hurt us so much, Abhi. Doesn't it feel unfair to just let it go?"
He gave her hand a gentle squeeze. "Forgiving her wasn't about excusing what she did. It was about letting go of the bitterness that was holding me back. Alia has to live with what she did, but I didn't want to let her mistakes control my life anymore."
Siya nodded slowly, still struggling with her emotions. "I get that... but it's just hard to forget all the pain."
Abhimanyu cupped her face, his voice steady and full of reassurance. "I know it is. You don't have to rush to forgive her. Take your time. What matters is that we're together now, and nothing will come between us again."
Siya's eyes filled with unshed tears, but she managed a small smile. "I just don't want to lose you again, Abhi." "You won't," he promised firmly. "We've been through too much to let anything tear us apart now."
Siya leaned into his touch, feeling her heart lighten. "Thank you for always being so understanding."
Abhimanyu kissed her forehead softly. "Always, Siya. We'll face everything together." As they lay back down, still holding hands, the pain of the past began to fade, replaced by the hope of a future filled with love and strength.
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On the terrace, under the peaceful starlit sky, Tanya and Rajveer were talking quietly, the calm of the night surrounding them.
Tanya leaned against the railing, looking troubled. "I still can't believe Abhimanyu forgave Alia so easily after everything she did..."
Rajveer sighed, staring out at the horizon. "Knowing Abhi, he must have done it for the best. He's always been more understanding than people think."
Tanya glanced at him, curious. "What would you have done if Abhimanyu hadn't forgiven you?"
Rajveer's eyes softened, a mix of guilt and affection in them. "Before, I only knew Abhi as Siya's boyfriend. But after the two years when Siya was gone, before his accident, I saw a different side of him. I understood how much he loved her, and how pure that love was."
