"The Catalyst Of Love - Reigniting Passion"

Chapter 5

Saras POV :

We both sat in the car, I started driving, and I remembered when she sang for me, it was melodious, her voice is favorite music to my ears, but the song was sounding more like a story that is longing to be told, but I will let it slide this time just because of her, but I do not think so next time because her well-being is more important to me.

Apart from that, the time she broke her heels were pretty humorous to me. I admire her independence of doing everything on her own, but that does not mean I will let her. Also, the face she makes every time I dismiss her conflicting comments is very funny. When I picked her up, she was clearly enjoying it more than she was showing, but her independent ass will never accept that. I also know that

After a while, the atmosphere became far too quiet, so I considered striking up a conversation, but she spoke before I did.

"Well, Mr. Saras, we are friends, correct?"

"yes, we are"

Let's see what's going on this time in her head

"But we do not know much about each other, and I think after all this, we have become better friends, so how about we both share about ourselves in a more brief introduction to get to know each other better, and we will not even be bored?"

Should I tell her the truth about myself? Well, I guess not now; before, it was to make her feel at ease around me, but now I am enjoying it, so I guess I will keep it that way for a while.

"Well, no issue at all."

"I will start with myself first. My name is Ritvi Sharma, which you probably already know, but let me say it again. I finished my MBBS from Japan Tokyo University this year."

So she is a medical student nice, my own personal doc the only one who can cure this heart which was longing for her for years

"You already know who my parents are, but I am not sure if you remember them, so let me say it again: Mr. Rajvant and Mrs. Meena Sharma. I am from Delhi, but my hometown is in Bihar."

That's pretty unexpected but I like it and for her parents they are well known in the furniture industry

"well, any particular reason why you chose Japan ?"

"Do not get me wrong, I love India, but something happened that made me decide to go abroad. If you are wondering why, I wanted to go to Japan when I was younger because it is so gorgeous, serene, and calming there—plus, it is safer than most other countries—and I was able to afford it there thanks to a scholarship. Plus, I get paid more there than I do in the India. For UK and the USA, I am not really that fond of those places."

"I understand why you selected it, but why do you require a scholarship? It is not like it bothers me, but Mr. Sharma, do he lack money for your education? I don't think so, And why do you work part-time?"

"Since I was only 18 at the time and had never left home, my parents were hesitant to send me abroad. However, I had always wanted to go there, but I put the idea on hold until then I  realized that I should not let anything stop me from pursuing my career. As for the scholarship, I accepted it because I do not want my father or anyone else to spend money on me; I should relieve him of some of the burden, regardless of how small it may be for him, and I worked part-time to pay for my expenses there."

"Oh, I admire your commitment and way of thinking. Not many people share that viewpoint, but sometimes it is okay to rely on someone."

"No, I do not want that because people will taunt you about it someday, and I despise that. I do not like owing people, and I love my mental peace, which took me years to restore, and I will not let anyone or anything disrupt it again."