《Tark- His Penned Chronicles》PROMO XX
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She wrapped her hands around my neck, "itna pyar karte hain ap mujhse?" She said drooling over her words as she stepped on his feet, moving more closer to him. He placed his hands around her waist and looked at her with love as he gently nodded his head.
She gave him a slow push but instead of going back he held her waist more tightly, "Apko meri parwa hi kaha hain?"
"Tum to jeene ki wajah ho meri" he replied while rubbing his nose with hers
"To agar apne mujhe kho diya to?" She blurted out innocently without thinking much about what she is saying but this made him angry and he removed his hand from her waist and covered her mouth in no time. Silence prevailed in the room and only the sound of a soft breeze hitting the window could be heard.
They were so lost in each other that they could hardly hear the constant ringing of the phone.
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