Pain Of Separation

Arishi is a 23-year-old girl who just completed her post-graduation, a few days back. She was happy that she had mastered it now. She was educated but very simple, and naive. There was no knowledge of worldliness at all. She was looking for a job and one day she talks to a boy online. Slowly they move from chatting to Instagram calls and after that they exchange contacts and that was the first time, she did anything for someone. Some feelings in his mind and heart.

And it was the first time they ever talked and a 'night is always an epic paragon of true love'. Slowly they both started liking each other. Talking to each other and taking care of them as their priority. One day Arishi planned to meet him and got his address in conversation, and she was planning to surprise him and go to his city. Yes! Their cities were different.

 And one day...

Tell the parents, someone persuaded and left for their city to meet him. That was his first train journey. She was going away from home like this for the first time. She was a little nervous, a little excited, and mixed emotions. But the most extreme feeling was separation from pain. Yes! To be separated from such a house. Here everyone was thinking that her destination station had arrived. She alighted at the railway station and called Ahem and said "Aapke shehar mein, aapke paas hain, swagat nahi karoge humara".

He was shocked. He was surprised. He could not understand that Arishi was there. He said I will come now in half an hour. Please don't go anywhere and take care of yourself.

After half an hour! 

He was looking for her. She was sitting in a corner of the railway station. He just stayed there and observed her. After a few minutes, Arishi's eyes fell on him and both of them had a lovely smile on their faces. Aham hugged her lovingly and they both were simply lost in each other. He was asking a lot of questions to Arishi that how did she come? What did he say to the house and everyone? She described everything. That evening... 

Ahem introduces Arishi to his family and talks about both of them. And his family also agreed and told them it's okay, let's go a little further and see everything. 

Arishi was blushing at that time and said to herself, 

"Sometimes the pain of separation is good."