kahani pyar ki (Tk)

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NO ONE POV.

After such loving words, Tae and Jungkook hugged each other. Tae buried her face in Jungkook's chest and said, "kya mai apse kuch bolu?" (Can I tell you something?)"Jungkook leaned down to look at her and said, "hn bolo na" (Yes, tell me Tae),
Her face was still on Jungkook's chest, she looked up and said, "mai bhi apse pyar karti hu (I also love you.)"Jungkook heard this and his eyes widened, then he looked at Tae and pulled her back away to ask, "What did you say?"Tae said shyly, "You heard me."Jungkook shook his head and said, "No, I didn't hear, say it again."Tae refused, saying, "agar apne nhi sunna , toh mai fir nhi bolungi " (If you didn't hear, I won't say it again.)
Jungkook made an offended face and asked, "Why are you doing this?"Tae looked at him and said, "That's just how it is."Jungkook pouted and said, "fir se bola na ,tae" (Say it again, Tae.)
Tae shook his head and said, " but you already heard me."Jungkook got slightly angry and moved away from Tae. Tae looked at Jungkook, who had moved away, then went to him and said, "Okay, fine, I'll say it." Jungkook looked at Tae with a very happy face and Tae, keeping his eyes down, said, "mai apse pyar karti hu" (I love you.)

Jungkook smiled warmly, and in his heart, butterflies started fluttering in his stomach, a feeling he had never experienced before in his life. Perhaps he didn't even know that such a feeling existed, everything felt new but very special and very lovely.

Jungkook POV.

I never thought that such words would become a part of his life. I had lost hope. Since childhood, I  saw my parents' love and wished for someone to love me the same way. However, during school and college, my interactions with girls were superficial. Some were drawn to my looks, while others to my wealth. No one saw beyond my exterior, and my desire for genuine love remained unfulfilled. I had almost given up on the dream of finding true love, but then Tae arrived.

During our wedding time , Gazing at Tae's photo, I felt the longing I'd harbored for so long - a love like my parents', pure and true. During our wedding, as we sat together in the mandap, Pandit ji's mantras filled the air. I stole glances at Tae, hidden behind the pallu, their trembling hands betraying their nerves.

As Pandit ji initiated the sindur ceremony, Tae's sister lifted the veil, revealing their radiant face. Time stood still; my hands paused, entranced by their beauty. As I filled Tae's mang with sindur, some spilled onto their nose. Our eyes met, and I knew they were mine. In that instant, I was forever captivated.

Today, I heard the sweetest words from Tae's lips - "I love you" - and my heart found eternal peace. If my time were to end now, my soul would depart with a smile.

As I gazed around, our solitude was confirmed. India Gate, usually bustling, was serene today. With no one in sight, I closed the distance between us and sealed our love with a tender kiss. How could I ever be apart from her? Tae has become my universe, my everything. My love for her will endure forever.

Tae looked at me with wide eyes when I moved away, her cheeks flushing pink. She glanced around nervously and hit me playfully on the chest, saying, "What are you doing? Someone might see us, we're in public."

Seeing her embarrassed, nervous, and blushing face, I felt an unusual happiness. I replied, " kiski himaat meri biwi ko dekhni ki mai uski ankhe nhi nikal dunga " (Who would dare look at my wife? I'm going to pull their eyes out)

Tae looked at me, smiled, and asked, "toh ab mujhe koi dekh bhi nhi skta hai " (So, no one can see me now?) tae said this to me very playfully I like when she is like that free and carefree just like I want her to be , I shook my head and said, " tum meri ho , koi kyu dekhega tumhe " (You're mine, who would look at you?).

Tae shook her head, gazing at the plate still filled with pav bhaji, and said, "Look, it's getting cold." I chuckled and offered, "Should I get you another serving?"

Tae shook her head and said, "Why waste food? I'll finish this." I nod my head and watch Tae eat, her eyes lighting up as the pav bhaji touched her tongue. She quickly took another bite and turned to me, saying, "Try it, it's very tasty."

I nodded, and she fed me the bite from her hand. Tae looked at me with hopeful eyes, as if seeking appreciation for her cooking. Sometimes, Tae looks incredibly adorable, and I couldn't resist saying, "It's very tasty."

Tae beamed with joy, replying, "Yes, really!" She took another bite and fed me again. Although I wasn't hungry, I couldn't refuse her; she looked too cute while feeding me. The more she fed me, the more I ate, lost in her charming gestures.

As we finished our meal, we settled into a tranquil silence, our hearts filled with joy. The world around us melted away, leaving only the gentle warmth of each other's presence.

In this serene bubble, our eyes locked, and smiles blossomed. Time froze, and our love became the only reality. This fleeting moment would become an eternal memory, pressed like a delicate flower in the scrapbook of our souls.

As I broke the gaze with Tae, my eyes wandered to a nearby group of guys, their attention fixed on my love. Their leering gazes sparked a possessive fire within me. I instinctively clenched my fists, my eyes narrowing into a warning glare. I just want to punch them and kill them But I restrained myself, prioritizing Tae's happiness. She was radiant with joy, and I wouldn't let anyone dampen her spirit. I positioned myself to shield her from their view, silently protecting my love.

But when they will stop looking at her like that?