Avec Amour || Shubman Gill. [ON HOLD]
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  • Reads 5,700
  • Votes 403
  • Parts 14
  • Time 48m
Ongoing, First published Jan 31, 2019
"You can't save me always" I cry 
"I Can try" he smiles at me. 

The kind of smile that was brighter and warmer than the sun. The kind of smile that wanted me to break free of all the things tying me to the ground and jump right into the sky. 
The kind of smile that wanted me to stop. Stop breathing the air and breathe in his love. 

The kind of smile my Father only had for my mother and whose significance I couldn't quite comprehend until right now. 
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"I think I'll miss you forever, like the stars miss the sun in the morning sky." A lawyer. A cricketer. Two childhood best friends turned something else. Aarohi Sharma and Shubman Gill were never just best friends-they were soulmates in the purest sense. From childhood mischief to adulthood's unspoken promises, their bond was the kind that defied definitions. Life had pulled them apart, only to bring them back together, as if the universe itself knew that some connections are too sacred to be broken. Through the chaos of cricket stadiums, late-night conversations, and endless teasing, they found comfort in each other's presence. But fate had its own plans. A love story that was meant to last a lifetime-until destiny had other plans. A love story where forever was never promised, but love never needed a promise to be real.