Arranged ishq!

Hi guys!!!
So here i am with another update!!
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Ahem... Attention, Cuties!!🙈

So today I’m setting some cute little targets... because why not?
You get the story, I get the serotonin. Sounds fair, right?

Vote Target – 12 (come on, just a tap!)
Comment Target – 30 (I live for your spicy takes)
Follow Goal – 6 (just 2 more and I’ll shut up... maybe!!😝)

Your Lil author di is counting on you.
Flirt back by voting, comment like you own the place — and don’t forget to hit that follow.
Let’s make it our story, hmm?

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Ruko Ruko ek baat suno, i recently made some minor changes in characters aesthetics, as i forgot to mention them!!
The changes occurs in TASHVI CHAUHAN and AKASH OBEROI's aesthetics!!

Hehehe kisiko bura lage to please sorry per itne bade changes nahi hee bas mene unki job mention nahi thi ki to bas vahi ki hu!!😭
I am sorry aap logo ko bura laga ho to!!🙂

So, abh bina kisi panchayat ke story start karte hee!!😭✋🏻________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

हम तुम कितने पास है
कितने दूर है चाँद सितारे
सच पूछो तो मन को
झूठे लगते है ये सारे
हम तुम कितने पास
है कितनी दूर है चाँद सितारे

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Flashback – 17 Years Ago, India

It was a warm afternoon in a small Indian colony. The sun peeked through clouds, and the ground was still damp from the morning rain.

Outside one of the houses, two kids sat on the stairs—mud on their feet, mischief in their eyes.

Vaish, wearing a yellow frock, was tying a friendship band on Rahul’s wrist. She had a small scratch on her knee, but she didn’t care.