The Sad Love Story

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SCENE 1
I woke up in the morning. I was extra happy today. I took my clothes, went to the bathroom. I was taking a shower and was screaming “I love you, I love you” not aware if anyone outside was hearing me. I well-dressed, hairs combed and a high fragrance of perfume coming from me came out.
I hurried out saying to my mom in joy that I will be back soon. Actually I was going to my cousin Alia’s house. I took the car and drove in a very happy mood reached her house. I knocked the door. My aunt was there said good morning to her, asked for Alia and went to her room. As I entered the room she said “wow! What a nice perfume”. I said thanks and sat down in a serious mood. She asked me what the matter was. I said that I wanted to discuss a very important matter with her. She said that I could. Then
Me: listen carefully and think hard and give me the answer
Alia: ok just tell don’t make me go curious
Me: I love u
Alia: what!!!!!!
Me: what, what
Alia: what you said?
Me: I love u
Alia: ….
Me: give the answer ok let me make it easy say yes or if you want to say no give me a reason for it.
Alia: (after thinking a couple of seconds) no, because u already have affairs
Me: yeah but they all are fake and this is real and I have never said I love u to anyone of them
Alia: yes

At that moment I screamed yes! And left. Came out, took my mobile out of my pocket, sat in the car and started to message Hamza:
“Man I proposed and she said yes this my best day”

Hamza, now you guys must be thinking from where did this new character came. Actually frankly speaking this guy has a big role in this story. Hamza, my best friend. I used to tell him everything. When first time I fell in love with Alia I told him, even when I was going to propose her I told ...

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... its son. I was watching the complete situation from a side.
I found a chance I just spoke up I will marry her. And there was a silent for a moment everybody staring at me. My father just asked me are you sure and my answer was obviously yes. He just left on Alia to decide. Alia had nothing to say and went inside her room. Her mother went behind her. I even wanted to go but my father stopped me.
After a long time alias mother came out and called my mother in. They had a long talk and then my mother said that Alia agreed. Everybody was happy again. I was asked that if I could handle Ayisha. I agreed and after that everything was fine.

A big ceremony of mine and alias wedding was held. And that day I learned whatever you want will be yours but the thing is that you have to wait…..

We lived happily ever after and THE SAD LOVE STORY became THE LOVE STORY

The end…

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