In the bustling heart of Delhi,four childhood friends navigate the complexities of love, ambition, and family expectations.
In this tale of romance, laughter, and heartfelt moments, will they find their happily ever after, or will the burdens of the...
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Ishaani's Pov :
I was just putting the final touches on a dress when Aadya walked into my boutique, her face flushed with annoyance. She didn't even say hello, just muttered something about "some people" being useless and having no sense of privacy. I had to hide my smile and told my assistant to lock up the boutique and followed her to the car. Aadya was usually the cool, collected one among us, so seeing her like this was a rare treat.
"Aadya, what happened?" I asked, sliding into the passenger seat.
She huffed, pulling out of the parking lot. "You wouldn't believe it, Ishaani. Some people just don't understand the concept of minding their own business!"
I stifled a laugh. "Who exactly are we talking about?"
She waved her hand dismissively, as if it didn't matter, but I knew better. "Just some entitled jerk who thinks the world revolves around him."
This rant continued as we drove to the hotel where we were meeting the girls. By the time we arrived, Aadya was still fuming, her eyes flashing with anger. But the moment we saw our friends, she plastered on a smile, and we walked over to greet them.
"Finally, the lawyer have arrived from London," Anika teased as we approached the group.
We all exchanged hugs, and the conversation quickly turned lively. But then, out of the corner of my eye, I noticed Aadya's expression darken. I followed her gaze and spotted Shivansh sitting at a table across the room, deep in conversation with someone. Aadya's glare was intense, as if she could kill him just by looking at him.
Roohi noticed it too and smirked. "Aadya, are you in love with my devar or what?"
That caught everyone's attention. The girls all turned to look at Shivansh, then back at Aadya, who seemed to snap out of her murderous stare just in time to vehemently deny it.
"In love with him? Are you out of your mind? He's the last person I'd ever consider!" Aadya shot back, but that only fueled the teasing.
Navya grinned mischievously. "It's not every day we get to see Aadya all flustered. Come on, spill. What's the deal with you and Shivansh?"
Before Aadya could retort, one of our friends, Meera, who had been in the same college as Aadya, chimed in. "Wait, why did you guys started fighting so much ? Weren't you two best friends back in the day? What happened?"
We all turned to Aadya in surprise. This was new information. I'd heard Aadya rant about her "sworn enemy" plenty of times, but I never imagined it could be Shivansh.
Navya's eyes sparkled with mischief. "Ohhh, so you he was your best friend, and now he's your sworn enemy? The plot thickens! And here I thought you were just enemies from the start."
Aadya shot her a withering look. "Navya, shut up."
But Navya was having too much fun. "You know, Shivansh isn't bad-looking at all. In fact-"
