She liked him. He liked her.
Was it love? Both of them did not want to know.
They looked lovely together.
Neither knew what would happen later, but they were content with being with each other for the present. The haze which loomed in the future did not eclipse their laughs and chemistry. Life was good.
Some relations only give joy, and others only sorrow.
They sat huddled next to each other on the sofa. A few common friends occupied the chairs in front of them.
He wrapped his arm around her waist. He looked at her and smiled. The tenderness in his eyes made her forget that she had ever been lonely.
He stroked her hair, he held her close. He could not bear her moving away from him to greet another friend. He felt so nice with her, so complete, so much at peace.
They looked so much at ease together. They had eyes and ears only for each other, and their hands did not part for one second.
Is love only manifest when two people decide to tie the knot? Is love only true when two individuals vow to live together for life?
What about those who stay united in their hearts despite the million miles and thousand traditions that separate them?
He was so right for her. This man, who understood her , fulfilled all that she had ever desired. Jolly yet mature, naughty yet caring – he was a little more than perfect. What wouldn’t She do to have him forever?
The atmosphere was rocking. The music was terrific. She felt a little tipsy . She was content. Contented that there was a guy in this world who not just adored her and wanted to be with her, but could also manage to keep her happy. She seemed to be asking for too much by wanting this from her self-proclaimed “lovers”. This guy was sweet, this guy would have been just right for her if only…
SHE IS RIGHT FOR HIM ...
(Barnita Haldar )
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