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Well let me tell you that my life still seems incomplete. Why, yo...
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Myrah POV
I walked as quickly as I could before giving a quick glance to the cute guy. My heart skipped a beat and my skin tingled at his touch. Cute, I said cute! I never paid any attention to any other guys other than Ronnie.
I noticed Neha walking with another girl. Neha noticed me. "Myrah." The other girl's eyes widened.
"You are Myrah," the other girl said. "Oh wait, I forgot to introduce myself."
"This is Meeta," Neha chuckled. "This is Myrah."
Neha told her?
"You told her," I said angrily.
"I'm sorry but I can't hide from my best friend and I promise she won't say a thing," Neha said quietly. "I know what you are thinking, but I swear I would never want to hurt you Myrah."
I softened as Neha spoke. She looked sincere and sorry. When I met Neha, I knew she was different from who I expected her to be. She's kind, beautiful and sweet. Ever since the time Arjun Kumar tried to force me to go out with him, I found it hard to trust people.
"Sorry," I said apologetically. "I don't know what came over me."
"It's fine, I understand," Neha said sympathetically.
"Let's go to your room," Meeta suggested and all of them agreed.
Meeta POV
"Wow," I gasped. We were talking about Myrah just some months back and here she is, right in front of me. The most unexpected events occur in life.
"You've got to keep a secret," Neha said firmly.
"I promise I will," I promised my best friend and Myrah. "But what about Payal?"
"I'll see," Myrah said looking unsure. "It's difficult to explain but you both are right, I should tell her but I am not ready."
"You should take your time," Neha said gently. "And I'll try to visit as much as I can now."
"Visit?" Myrah glanced at us confused.
"I spent more than a week here now," Neha sighed. "My parents expect me to start working in the family business and I want to too but now everything has changed."
I studied Myrah's expression. She seemed upset at the thought of Neha leaving. And Neha, she felt relaxed and really happy ever since she has come to the orphanage.
"I am going to talk to your parents," I got up. I knew it was best for Neha to stay here for now.
"What about work?" Neha stood up immediately.
"Oh please," I smirked. "You don't care about work right now. I know that face anywhere."
"Fine, fine you know me too well," Neha put her hands up to surrender but gave me a quick hug. "Thanks yaar, it means a lot to me."
