The Moment We Met

The Moment We Met

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"Some stories go on even after you lose them; their story was something like that. Even though it breathed its last already, they made sure to keep it alive in them. He kept it in his soul which never died; she kept it in her heart which was still beating for him just like the first time. The only difference was that they existed in two different dimensions, yet they were so close, that they didn't need verbal interactions to exchange their deep feelings for each other. He did it being the soft wind that left shivers over her skin; she did it by keeping him alive through a voyage of her words..." Shogita was an introvert yet a free bird towards life. She knew how or when to flow,or to make a halt. Tiyash was someone who fell for that bird and wasted all his love. Both formed a story that was impeccable. However, their perfect tale got cursed in front of destiny's hideous game. It almost felt like a storm that wasted everything for them. And what remained was just an empty space that Shogita was made to carry all through her life.
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They say love is sacred - that it heals, forgives, and redeems. But nobody tells you how love can also destroy. When I first met Sahil, I thought I had found my forever. He was everything I had prayed for - warm, patient, protective. And when I looked into his eyes, I truly believed love alone could change the world. But love... it changes people instead. Slowly. Silently. Until you don't recognize the face that once felt like home. Maybe it wasn't just love that failed us. Maybe it was faith - my belief that patience and purity could fix everything, his belief that desire could define it. Between us stood all the things we never said, and all the lines we crossed when we stopped listening. And then there was her - Niharika. My best friend. My sister in every sense but blood. I never thought the two people I trusted most could break me so completely. This isn't just my story. It's about love that turned into possession. Friendship that turned into guilt. And a curse that refused to die - echoing from one life into another. If I could go back, I'd still choose to love. But I'd never choose to trust so easily again. Because sometimes... love doesn't kill you in a moment. It kills you slowly - memory by memory, promise by promise - until all that's left is silence.

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