And, It's About To

Wrapped in a blue Saree with untied hair, and a black Bindi, she stepped down. 

She was careful for her first saree. "What?" She raised her eyebrows. "You're looking gorgeous," he smiled standing in her drawing room in a denim, and a white-shirt rolled-up-sleeves up to his elbow. "Stop staring. We'll be late at farewell party" She blushed avoiding eye-contact. "You have made it little difficult not to stare at you today," he moved a bit closer. 

Maybe, that instinct played a Cupid to SOLVE the unsolved puzzle of his heart. His heart skipped a beat for the first time witnessing her beauty blended with simplicity. He was confused what to look for: at her Saree, at her eyes, at her childlike-smile or at her Bindi which was literally die for. How captivatingly she wears simplicity! His disobedient eyes refused to move away from her face. 

Was it for the first time, he was seeing Her? "No. Damn it! You're friends for last three years." His mind corrected.

It was a kind of the unconfessed story of love: their lips never uttered, but they had read it in each other's eyes.

He brought his lips to her ears keeping a measured distance in between, and whispered, " Your cheeks appeared red. You know exactly how to get shy. May I say something? "

She turned on the other side, stood lowering her head, keeping her left hand on the edge of Sofa in nervous.

He sensed her uncomfortableness, and shifted his right hand just near hers without touching, and conveyed, "Don't worry. I won't make you uncomfortable saying anything. We have a whole life together. Right?"

 She looked at him, their eyes met: this time not as friends, but something clicked. They're lost, sealed mouth and their eyes conveyed what their hearts felt in that instinct. The entire Universe conspired to bring them to that moment and it's about to. 

The near-by flower-shop owner increased the volume of his Radio station, and the melodious voice of Udit Ji and Shadhan Ji waved to them.

"Chahoge Yese Tum Mujhko Kab Tak

Surooj Rahega Ambar Mein Jab Tak.."