The London Tube!

A New Journey

Aria

Aria stood by the window, watching the bustling city of Mumbai. The energy, the noise—it was all she had known. But now, as she prepared to leave for London, a mix of excitement and fear filled her. She had dreamed of this moment for years, and it was finally here. Her long, dark hair framed her face as her grey eyes reflected the uncertainty inside her.

She was different from her family. Her mother, Vidya, was outgoing and full of life, while Aria was more reserved, taking after her father, Alok. Yet, there was a spark of her mother's vivacity in Aria, just in smaller doses. Leaving them was hard, especially her younger sister, Nitya, who was the embodiment of their mother. But Aria knew this was her chance to step out and experience something new.

Her father had been skeptical about sending her to London. Protective as always, Alok worried about letting his daughter go. But Aria had convinced him with her determination. This was her opportunity to create her own path, beyond the life he had built for her.

With a deep breath, she grabbed her bag. It was time to go.

Gabriel

Gabriel had always lived a life full of adventure and fun in sunny California. His father's charisma and his mother's quiet, artistic nature shaped him, but it was his father's energy that defined him. He loved the spotlight and the social scene.

When his mother passed away, Gabriel inherited her dream of studying in London. He promised to fulfill it for her. London wasn't just about continuing her legacy—it was about living a real, unfiltered life, away from his privileged upbringing.

Money was never an issue, but Gabriel didn't want to be defined by it. He was excited for the adventure ahead, ready for whatever came next—and determined to enjoy it all.

Hello everyone!!!!

This is my first time writing a story, and I hope you all enjoy it. Aria and Gabriel are fictional characters, and they are entirely imaginary—they do not exist in real life. This story is something I created in my mind, and I hope you grow to like them as much as I do. If the story isn't to your taste, please refrain from leaving negative comments; simply stop reading. I'd appreciate any suggestions or feedback on improvements, especially since English is not my first language. I don't live in India or America, so if I've made any mistakes regarding those places, I apologize. Lastly, I kindly ask that you do not copy my work. Writing a story takes a lot of time and effort, and as a student, balancing both is quite challenging. I am super excited for this.

I'm currently working on the first chapter and will be posting it soon—stay tuned!

~Sera