Samaira Kapoor x Aditya Malhotra
From fierce rivals in the classroom to inseparable partners in love.
Two smart , well -read and insightful law students, solving a crime which took place at their university with focus of suspicion on each other .
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येहैंजोमजनू, हाय इन्हेंक्यामैंसमझूँ, ओ हो रोज़होजातेहैयेकिसी न किसीपेफ़िदा
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I stirred awake and the first thing I glimpsed was her SMS.
"Go to hell and stop crying like a toddler"
Subah hui bhi nahi abhi and is ladki ne mera dimag khraab krdiya.
At times, I can't believe that Aanya and I are twins since we're so alike, yet Samaira Kapoor is her best friend.
How can someone like her, so arrogant, even manage it?
I brushed aside these thoughts as I didn't want to spoil my morning.
I got up and went to refresh myself. I usually start my day with a jog with my roommate.
He was still asleep, as having a girlfriend has only disadvantages . They just fuck up your schedule and life. Plus mood.
But is it my job to get him up? NO.
So I just grabbed my water bottle and exited the room .
The sun was still below the horizon. The air was cool and crisp, a gentle chill that nipped at the skin, wrapping everything in a blanket of quiet stillness.
It was approximately 5 AM, and all were either sleeping or busy in their rooms.
I think of this as the finest time for personal improvement when you're unnoticed.
So after a little stretching, I started my jog.
I usually cover 5 km daily . I like the thrill of my heart beating strongly.
This makes me feel alive.
After covering 2km , I took a water brake.
I was inhaling rapidly. I sat down for a minute and just monitored the surroundings.
It was still shadowy, but I observed someone rushing in front.
This is peculiar.
Running is in my daily schedule but I barely witnessed anyone doing the same .
Most of the students just prefer gym.
I rose and increased my speed to approach the person.
From a distance, I could make out that she was a girl.
