Another story of Sameer and Naina, their relation starts from School with lots of twists and turns except the one you see in Serial.
This is my first story, hope you all will like it.
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To reach college earlier, Sameer chose the highway instead of city roads, avoiding the heavy traffic during peak working hours. He was driving while lost in deep thinking, "isse dupatta dun ki nahin... le toh liya par himmat nahin ho rahi..... kahin bura na maan jaaye"
While Naina was busy choosing a cassette for the tape recorder, she suddenly noticed a truck speeding from the opposite direction. It swerved dangerously close to their car with blaring horns, startling her so much that she screamed, 'Naaaaaaaahin!'"
Overcome with fear, she shut her eyes and pressed her palms tightly against her ears. The sudden jolt snapped Sameer out of his trance; he slammed the brakes and steered the car to the roadside. Turning to her, he saw Naina trembling, her breath uneven, sweat glistening in tiny drops across her forehead...
Sameer got worried seeing her like this... he asked, "Naina.... Naina kya hua... tum itna darr kyun gayi... dekho meri taraf dekho.... tum theek ho na... kya hua achaanak..." he was totally clueless what makes her so frightened suddenly
Naina got scared and hold his arm tightly, hiding her face, "voh.. voh.. Sameer... voh truck... voh saamne se... truck"
He tried to soothe her by gently rubbing her back, but her panic only deepened. Searching for water, he found the bottle empty. Without hesitation, he unbuckled his belt, stepped out of the car, and moved to her side. Opening the door, he saw her frozen in fear, trembling so violently that she couldn't move. Gripping her hand firmly, he almost pulled her out of the car. He handed her the crutches, but she was too weak and terrified to hold them properly or stand on her own.
He held her firmly by the shoulders, guiding her with his support toward a roadside tea stall to fetch some water. Helping her onto a bench, he tried to make her sit comfortably. As he stood to get a bottle of water, he realized his wallet was still in the car. Meanwhile, she clung tightly to his hand, too frightened to let go.
Sameer (calmly to soothe her) : Naina tum ruko mein car se wallet lekar aaya paani lene ke liye" he tried to sooth her but she seems reluctant to allow him to go anywhere away from her...
He asked seeing her so much scared, "kyaa hua achanak... kuchh toh bolo... aur please ro mat.. ismein darrne ki koi baat nahin hai... voh sirf ek truck tha jo jor se horn baja raha tha, aur hamaare paas se gujar bhi gaya... dekho hum theek hai... kuchh nahin hua hai.. aur mein hoon na tumhare saath"
He stood before her, trying to calm her, his back turned toward the car. Suddenly, another truck roared from behind and slammed violently into their vehicle, brutally crushing the trunk. Because the car was parked on a sloping road, the impact sent it shuddering forward until it crashed into a roadside tree with a deafening boom.
A piercing scream escaped her lips as she witnessed the terrifying scene ahead. Panic overwhelmed her, and she clung to him tightly. He couldn't even turn back to check on the car, choosing instead to hold her firmly in his embrace—because at that moment, nothing mattered more than her. She sobbed uncontrollably against his chest, each cry tugging painfully at his heart.
Two men sitting at the tea stall quickly stood up as they saw the truck driver hastily reversing and fleeing the scene. Sameer turned his head slightly, still holding her protectively in his arms, to glance at the car. His heart sank—the vehicle was completely crushed, both front and back mangled beyond recognition. A shiver ran through him as he imagined what might have happened had they still been inside.
ओह! यह छवि हमारे सामग्री दिशानिर्देशों का पालन नहीं करती है। प्रकाशन जारी रखने के लिए, कृपया इसे हटा दें या कोई भिन्न छवि अपलोड करें।
