𝐓𝐄𝐑𝐈 𝐃𝐄𝐄𝐖𝐀𝐍𝐈 [𝖳𝗁𝖾 𝖨𝗇𝗇𝗈𝖼𝖾𝗇𝗍 𝖫𝗈𝗏𝖾] (Duet #1)

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कुछ ना कहो
कुछ भी ना कहो
क्या कहना है
क्या सुनना है
मुझको पता है तुमको पता है
समय का ये पल थम सा गया है
और इस पल में कोई नहीं है
बस एक मैं हूँ बस एक तुम हो❤️✨

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                      SHAHSWAT RAJVANSH

It was another typical Sunday evening, and I sat with my batchmates and seniors in the common room, attempting to relax after a long week. I'd stayed mostly quiet, just listening as everyone else joked around, sometimes nudging each other with grins that I was quickly learning meant they were saying something a bit... suggestive.

Suddenly, Vikram walked in, his expression smug as he took a seat, and everyone immediately turned to him.

"Where've you been, Vikram?" someone asked, and another chimed in, "Out somewhere fun, huh?"

Vikram gave a cheeky smile and shrugged, "Just out with someone... special." He let the words hang in the air, clearly enjoying the attention.

"Ohhh, Vikram's got a special someone now?" one of the seniors teased, laughing as he nudged Vikram. "Or was it just for the night?"

Vikram raised his hands in defense, laughing. "Alright, alright, maybe just for the night," he admitted, and everyone burst out laughing. The conversation quickly grew wilder as they started teasing him.

"So... what's the verdict?" Tanmay asked, wiggling his eyebrows. "Was it... worth the late night?"

Vikram leaned back, a mischievous smirk on his face. "Let's just say, I wouldn't mind a repeat performance." The guys hollered, laughing and clapping him on the back.

As the laughter faded, the conversation turned even more mature. Vikram started talking about his recent night in a lot more detail than I expected, and I could feel my face growing redder with every word. I glanced away, trying to focus on anything but the conversation, but there was no escaping it.

"Yeah, and the best part," Vikram continued, "was when she... well, let's just say, she knew exactly what she was doing."

Tanmay leaned in, laughing. "You're lucky, man. Not everyone gets that kind of experience right away. Mine was more of a... learning process."

"Oh, tell us about that!" someone else encouraged, grinning as Tanmay shook his head, laughing. But after a bit more prodding, he finally gave in.

"Alright, alright," Tanmay said, looking a bit sheepish. "So... it was during a party back in my first year. We'd snuck away to an empty classroom... and let's just say, I was so nervous I kept fumbling. But she was patient. Helped me through it, y'know?"