Journey In Finding True Love

Guys, you know where I stopped! Yes, he pulled my chair toward him. I could hear my own heartbeat as he looked into my eyes and asked, “What do you think about marriage?” I nodded my head and said, “I don’t have any idea, but it is everything I dreamt of.” After hearing that, he replied that marriage is a tragedy. I looked at him and said I didn’t think it would be so with the right person. With a smile, he gave me a gentle kiss on my forehead. I love the way he kisses me every time; I can feel the warmth in his kiss. As you wondered where everyone else in the house was, we realized there was no one around—just us. Everyone was occupied with their own tasks. After that, he served me some warm water, which had now become somewhat hot to drink. Then we planned for lunch. We went out to eat since it was almost 2 p.m. and we couldn’t find many options. We ended up having sambar rice, which I’m not a fan of, but it was okay since we had no other choices. After lunch, we went back to our PG ...

Ok, thank you for reading my story so far. I have decided to name the characters in this part: the male lead: Siva and the female lead: Rasiya. From the name, you can tell it is an inter-religious love story. Yes,  it is... After that night, Siva dropped me at my PG and said with a smile, "Rasiya, are you free tomorrow? If you are, give me a call. I’d like to take you to my home." I told him I had office work the next day but would think about it and let him know. With a final wave, he headed back home. Early the next morning, I was woken up by a call from Sivam—his full name. I was still half-asleep when I answered the phone. "Hello, Rasiya, it’s me, Sivam. Can I pick you up now?" he asked. I mumbled a sleepy response, shaking my head in groggy agreement. He asked me to get refreshed, saying he would be there in 10 minutes. I hung up and fell back to sleep, knowing that Sivam’s place was over an hour away from mine, thanks to the heavy traffic of the metro city. A ...