"The tale of a love story, finding the light of love in the darkest times."
Ayaan Dixit, a hotshot young businessman, desires boundless global business growth and aims to become a millionaire. Ruhi Agarwal, beautiful, intelligent and sexier, also as...
There's darkness in everyone's life which turned out to be a Past Mystery!!
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"Hey Mr. Lee. Guess what?" I called Mr. Lee and said with thrill.
"What happened?" He asked sternly on purpose.
"I received a gift for being one of the key contributors to the company's success!" I bragged.
"Oh, that's good," he replied with his usual lack of thrill.
"Why do you sound like that?" I probed. Because I hate that when someone do that on purpose.
"Well, I already miss you. And it bothers me that you still call me Mr. Lee instead of 'BHAI'. I hate you for that," he grumbled.
"Okay bhai, I'm sorry," I quickly apologized, as I didn't want to argue with him.
"Fine. How are you and Myra doing?" he snapped and asked.
"We're fantastic! We're having a great time living together."
"That's great."
And we talked for an hour. Afterward, I went to my bed and started reflecting on how much my life has changed.
It's been a five years since I left India. I wonder, if my family still looking for me?
**
*FIVE YEARS BACK AT MAX HOSPITAL*
"Ruhi, This world is so cruel, I'm worried--- what if someone hurts you? And you know, how some Canadian guys can be," Dr. Lee tried to explain me. Yeah, I knew, I knew he was saying this because he didn't want to see me upset because of someone else. And he already knew how I behave in front of hot guys!!
"I know. But I will keep you informed about everything and I'll follow whatever decision you make. I just want to focus on my study and I'm not interested in any guys or bfs."
"Fine, Ruhi. It's your dream after all, so who I'm to stop you," he got offended.
"Dear big bro, Your sweet and hot little sister just want to pursue her career. So, for the sake of her future, will you support her?" and here child mode on.
"Fine, fine. You can go. Let's plan everything out," he finally understood.
But at the same time, what about my family? Will they really accept that I left? I am not sure, because all I want to focus on my career nothing else. Being a girl isn't easy—it comes with so many challenges. People start telling you what's right and wrong for you, and those opinions are only directed at girls, not boys.
Society, parents, friends, etc. they're obstacle. They don't just follow in your career, they show up right in the middle of your path, like huge bumps you have to navigate. You just need to keep your balance and hold on tight.
