A broken boy and a sunshine girl who wants to repair every broken heart
VEDANSH ROY was a sunshine boy but time played it's worst card on him. Born in India, studied from Germany. An incident that changed him. His life took a 360° turn. He committe...
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"Jitni hasi yeh mulakatein hai Unse bhi pyaari Teri baatein hai Baaton Mai Teri jo khoo jaate hai Aau na hosh Mai kabhi baahon mai hai teri zindagi "
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The clock struck 8:45 PM, and I found myself slipping into something cozy—a soft kurta paired with comfy leggings. Veda had been buzzing with excitement all day about her planned movie night, and I couldn't help but catch her infectious energy. As I made my way down the stairs, I could already hear her setting up the living room, humming a little tune as she arranged pillows and blankets everywhere.
"Are you ready, Bhabhi?" Veda called out as I entered the room, her face lighting up when she saw me.
I smiled, taking in the cozy ambiance she had created. The lights were dimmed, fairy lights twinkling around the edges of the room. A few candles flickered on the coffee table, and the giant TV was already waiting for us, paused on the streaming app. Popcorn bowls were lined up neatly, and a variety of snacks—chips, chocolates, and even a plate of freshly baked cookies—sat in the center of the table.
"Wow, Veda! You went all out with this setup," I praised, plopping down on the sofa beside her.
"Of course!" she grinned. "Movie night isn't just about the movie; it's about the whole experience."
I laughed, nodding in agreement. "I can see that. So, what are we watching tonight?"
Veda picked up the remote, wiggling her eyebrows playfully. "Well, I was thinking... something fun and romantic. But then I thought, why not let you choose, Bhabhi?"
I thought for a moment before suggesting, "How about something lighthearted? Maybe a rom-com?"
"Perfect!" Veda said, quickly scrolling through the options. "I have just the one in mind." She selected a classic romantic comedy, and the opening credits began to roll as we settled in with our snacks.
