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Plan to get Unplanned - Part 2

... Continued

But may be today the answer from Sahil might not be a movie name.

It wasn't.

His friend Sagar over the other side of phone told he won't be available today evening as he would be out for some other friend's marriage function.

Nope, this didn't make Sahil mad or angry. Their friendship is beyond such things. Before Sahil could get angry, Sagar asked him to come along and join him as he would be alone on that function. They were uncertain about function and certain about movie. They were sure they won't be able to watch the movie, but they were not sure how would they go together in marriage function.

It is the uncertainty that invites planning. And they started. Function was at 7.00 in evening. They thought, planned and concluded that they will meet around 4.30 in eve, will chat and have some fun, and then they will leave for function around 6.30. They also thought that function will get finished by 8.30 max and they will reach home by 9.00. They will leave the function early, because on Monday Sahil needs to reach office early.

As Sahil moved from his home to reach the Sagar's place, his bike got punctured midway. He left it to nearby garage and took a rickshaw to Sagar's place. By this time it was 5.00 already. "No issues we still would reach on time", thought Sahil. As he made knock on Sagar's door, Sagar came to open the door and greeted with a regular smile.

You don't need such formalities when you have spent many years in friendship. But what Sagar told Sahil might consume more time of them. Sagar told he is alone at home and his parents told he needs to be at home before they come back home from a relative's house. They were already on their way. But the way took long. Sagar's parents reached back home at 6.00.

But as we know Indian weddings never run as per their schedule, so did them. Both friends didn't get upset and soon got on the Sagar's bike to reach the function. But when they reached the place, they saw less crowd, making them think the processor of the groom might have departed. And as they never gone wrong in such thinking, this time they were wrong. The crowd was less because

To be continued...