Bhoomi Devarkar, along with her friends, wants to become one of the best dancers in the world and make her family proud.
She is ready to face any challenge to achieve her ultimate dream, but what will she do when Tejas Jaiswal, the guy she consider...
"Of course, I will marry you," I said and hopped on Tejas.
He caught me with one hand and stabilized us before we toppled backwards. I was so happy that I couldn't think of anything else other than his proposal.
This is such a big and wonderful surprise. I never imagined that Tejas would ask me for marriage - we are still in our last year of college, so the talks of marriage were going to start some years later even if it was fixed from my side that I was going to marry him only. I didn't know that Tejas was already ahead of me this time also.
I hugged him tightly, and he stood up, holding me against him. I sensed him trying to move me away, so I increased my grip on him.
"Just one more minute. I am still processing your proposal," I told him.
His laughter travelled through me. "You already said yes though. I am not pushing you away, Hamster. The ring is waiting for you."
The ring?! Oh, yes, I completely forgot about it.
I shot him a sheepish grin after breaking the hug, and he took a deep breath as his gaze danced over me.
"Just so you don't misunderstand, this is not our engagement," he said.
"It isn't?" I asked in surprise. "Then why are you dressed like this and giving me the ring? You look very handsome, and even I have come prepared coincidentally."
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(Tejas's outfit👆🏾)
He smirked. "It wasn't a coincidence. I am very happy that you loved the saree. I was afraid if aunty and the girls will be able to carry out the plan or not, but they did a fantastic job."
I was no longer surprised and pointed at myself. "I won't question your perfect choice."
He nodded knowingly. "Yes, my Hamster is very perfect. Can I please put the ring on your finger now?"
"You can, but if it isn't our engagement, then what is it?" I asked him as I raised my left hand towards him.
He held my hand and smiled. "This is a pre-engagement promise ring. In no way, I want you to feel that I am not serious about you or would change my mind in the future. Bhoomi, I promise to always love you, cherish you, protect you, and most importantly, wish to call you my Hamster for the rest of our lives - and even after death. Will you please accept my promise and dreams that I want to build with you?"
A tear rolled down my cheek as I admired him saying such sweet words with so much sincerity.
"Yes, Mr. Tejas Prakash Jaiswal, I accept your promise," I said.
He wiped my tears and gently slid the gorgeous ring on my ring finger before pulling me into a warm hug. The sound of applause, and our friends and family cheering in celebration for us seemed lighter in front of my heartbeats.
