𝐇𝐄𝐑 𝐋𝐎𝐕𝐄 : 𝐇𝐢𝐬 𝐄𝐯𝐞𝐫𝐲𝐭𝐡𝐢𝐧𝐠

FIFTY ONE🐾

💌- I don't want any sympathy from anyone, nor do I want to sound rude or anything, but last month "October" was a total rollercoaster for me, and November is going the same way. Things happened that I never expected. I'm not complaining, but sometimes, you're just not mentally prepared to handle everything, and suddenly, it all starts happening at once. That was my situation.
Studies, family, friends, personal issues, physical health, mental health... Everything feels out of balance right now. But I will fix it. It will take time, but I know I can do it.

A big, big thank you to all of you for waiting patiently (or impatiently).

And yeah let me make one thing clear I won't leave this novel incomplete. It might take time, but I promise I will finish it. As for the next update, I'm not sure when it will come, but I will try my best to update as soon as I can.

Love you all💓🧿...

~ENJOY~

Adrija's POV

I was packing my suitcase, surrounded by a whirlwind of clothes and dry snacks my mom insisted on giving me.

My flight is tonight, and tomorrow we'll finally be in London. But right now, I can't help but miss Trisha and the warm hugs I get from Adved.

I know he'll be busy for the first few days, and I'm trying to be okay with that. Eventually, everything will fall into place.

As I was folding my clothes, my eyes landed on my hand specifically, the bracelet Adved's mother gave me. I gently pecked it and smiled, feeling a warmth spread through me.

I grabbed my phone and snapped a few pictures, capturing this moment before I set it aside to finish packing.

Once I was done, I headed downstairs and found my mom busy in the kitchen.

"What are you cooking?" I asked

"Adved's favourite dish! He'll be here in an hour, and you both can have dinner before you leave" she replied her voice cheerful.

I raised an eyebrow, a playful pout on my lips.
"I didn't know he was coming over! You two are hiding things from me. You might as well forget I exist!"

Just then, my sister walked into the kitchen, smirking.
"If you think we'll forget you, think again. There's someone else who won't let that happen."

I felt my cheeks heat up.
"Huh, whatever,"
I said, trying to play it cool as I turned to leave.

But my mom called out
"Oh no! I bought this paneer yesterday, and it smells terrible!"

I scrunched my nose
"The shopkeeper must have given you a bad one. Just keep dinner light, Mom he'll love it no matter what."

"No, I wanted to make shahi paneer for him. He likes it so much! Adrija, can you please go get some fresh paneer?" she pleaded.

I hesitated and finally said no, wanting to avoid running errands.
My sister chimed in, trying to persuade me, and after a bit of back and forth, I agreed to go.

Twenty minutes later, I realized I looked a bit dishevelled, so I quickly changed into something nicer before heading out.

Now, with a sense of excitement bubbling in my chest, I stepped out, ready to pick up the paneer and see Adved soon.

I went to the shop and bought what I needed, and as I was walking back on the road, I saw Kriti. I was about to approach her to greet her, but when she noticed me, she completely ignored me.