Why I Fell For You?

"The best part of falling in love with a writer is he'll remember your beautifully embellished smile on that intricately carved face seeing which would remind anyone of the wonderful times they've spent with you." Wrote Rajeev to Riva in yet another letter to entice her.

They had met through a mutual friend but now the meetings are without the mutual friend. How and when they came close is unknown to both of them but somehow they loved each other's company. Messaging was replaced was a mandatory phone call without anyone of them realizing. He'd quite often send flowers for her and she too would send gifts for him. Riva started believing everything he said, after all, he was a pure soul with no hidden intentions but little did Innocent.

Riva knew that it was not only her but the friend who introduced her to Rajeev and from whom she hid everything was a victim of his fake charm. He was sending the same messages and gifts to her friend as well. Her world shattered. She couldn't believe how she could trust him to this extent, only by the poems he wrote and his futile words.

It's thought to provoke that how sometimes we make decisions about some people without knowing them in reality and believing in our intuition and their fake promises. It's difficult to fathom how much can words deceive. Anyway, it was not too late for Riva to understand her mistake and hence she came out of this.