At first, Trisha had no idea that I was a cadet in NCC. I wasn’t sure how to break the ice, but somehow, we began talking on Snapchat. We started sharing details about our lives, getting to know each other. There was something about her—something real and genuine—that made me feel like I could open up to her in ways I hadn’t with anyone else.
One day, after we’d been talking for a while, Trisha, in a joking tone, proposed to me. I laughed, thinking it was just a playful joke. But she insisted. “I’m serious,” she said. At that moment, I was taken aback. The girl I had admired from afar, the one I thought was way out of my league, was now proposing to me. It was the first time anyone had ever done something like that for me. Without thinking too much, I said yes, just as a joke. But she was serious.
That moment marked the beginning of something I never thought would happen. Trisha wasn’t just a pretty face; she was someone I could imagine myself with.
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