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Well let me tell you that my life still seems incomplete. Why, yo...
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Author POV
Neha and Myrah arrived at the orphanage after a five hour shopping spree.
"How much do you shop?" Myrah said in disbelief.
"Some of them are yours too," Neha protested.
"Yes five of them," Myrah laughed.
"But I need them," Neha said, making a face.
"I know," Myrah smiled.
"Neha," Pooja Di arrived at Neha's bedroom. "Hi Myrah, Neha, your parents left a message for me saying that you're missing. Please let me tell them."
"Neha, at least tell them," Myrah said gently. "Why punish them?"
"Punishing," Neha looked at me in surprise.
"Neha, they lost Naina," Myrah said softly. "What about their fear of losing you? They are your parents and just talk to them, they'll understand you."
It had only been three days since Neha left her home but she felt as if she had known Myrah forever. Myrah understood her so well just like Meeta. She knew Myrah had a tragic life but there was something else about her that Neha could not understand.
"Ok you can message them," Neha said quietly while Myrah smiled at her response.
"Okay," Pooja Di said and left the room.
"Will you meet them?" Neha asked suddenly.
"Huh," Myrah said, confused.
"Will you meet my parents? My family." Neha repeated the question.
"Neha, sorry but no." Myrah shook her head.
"What about Payal?" Neha begged.
"Please Neha," Myrah shook her head. "You've got to understand. I can't do this. I know they are lovely people but I can't risk it."
"It's fine," Neha sighed. "I understand."
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Author POV
Neha's family arrived with Meeta and her family to the Rajput Orphanage.
"It's been ages," Meeta murmured.
"I know," Veer said as his eyes explored the surroundings.
"Meeta," a voice called out.
"Neha," Meeta knew it was Neha. She ran and hugged her tightly.
"I've been so worried," Meeta said.
"Sorry," Neha now had started to feel guilty. They were her family and she was wrong to treat them this way. Myrah was right as usual.
"Neha, good to see you," Veer smiled and hugged her.
"Neha," Priya Rajput engulfed her daughter into a bone-crushing hug. "Never leave home again."
