"true friends lay underneath those witty words I don't believe, I can't believe a Damn thing they say, anymore," I sung, while lightly strumming the guitar that was balanced on my lap.
The door opens and I jump, my fingers slipped on the guitar playing a random cord that sounded awful. I looked up at the person who had so rudely interrupted my music time. His hair was a dark shade of black, he had olive toned skin and bright blue eyes, that just so happened to be staring into my dark blue eyes.
"Hey Luke," I say, smiling even though I was deeply annoyed. "what can I do for you?"
"nothing," he says, stepping into the room. "I heard you playing, your pretty good you know?"
I shrug. "I'm ok I guess."
This story is being written on my phone, so I am not responsible for autocorrected spelling errors.
Twenty-year-old Bhavika was abandoned by her parents when she was just ten. Haunted by a traumatic past, she is now trying to rebuild her life and move forward. Meanwhile, the Malhotra family has just moved into the building opposite hers.
Will Bhavika discover the truth about her real family? And more importantly, will she ever learn to trust again?