"My love, you're not just a princess, you're my queen, and I vow to make the entire universe bend to your will, to surrender at your feet, and to worship you as the sovereign of my heart."
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I never thought our second meeting would be so extraordinary. The first time we met, she grabbed me, and now she's in my arms.
Her face shows nervousness and shyness, and she's on the verge of collapsing as she looks at me, but I swiftly held her close. Our breaths are intertwining, my eyes locked onto her, and her slender waist fits perfectly in my hands.
Ahana's proximity electrifies me, her beauty and innocence making my heart race. Still, I mask my emotions, savoring this intimate moment.
"I'm so sorry, I'm really sorry. My leg slipped accidentally." She quickly stood up straight, looked at me and the others, and said:
I absolutely hate that she's apologizing to someone, but right now I'm speechless, and I'm completely captivated by her beauty.
A vision of loveliness, she draped herself in ivory hues, her flowing white suit a canvas for her breathtaking beauty. Unbound locks tumbled down her back, while intricate jhumkas danced beside her face, casting a mesmerizing spell.
What sets her apart is not just her physical beauty, but It's the gentle sparkle in her eyes, where innocence and vulnerability entwine, her melodious voice, and the endearing innocence of her youth that makes her truly captivating.
"Sorry, sir, it was an accident. She's the best student in our college and an exceptional girl. She single-handedly handled all the decorations for your welcome. She was a bit nervous, and that's why she slipped.” Suddenly, the principal came and told me all this, and I snapped out of my thoughts.
“It's alright” I replied. I wanted to tell the principal that he didn't need to brief me about Ahana; I'm already well-aware. My presence here today is because of her, but I couldn't express this today.
I glanced at Ahana, standing a few steps away from me, possibly being queried by staff members if she was okay.
I walked towards her and asked, “Are you alright?” As soon as she saw me, her face flushed with embarrassment, and she responded with a hesitant “hmm”
"Please, sir, let's move inside. You've been standing here for a while." The principal then approached me and said:
“Yeah... Sure” I gently replied.
I stepped inside and saw that the entire auditorium looked breathtakingly beautiful. And I noticed it all the more because my little girl had decorated everything. Ahana, My little girl - I've aptly named her, by the way - she's truly little in front of me.
As I settled into the plush sofa facing the stage, the principal's gesture made me feel honored. But my eyes scanned the crowded auditorium, searching for Ahana's familiar smile, only to be left disappointed.
