khushipriya

It started with a glance—a simple, innocent moment where Nirvay’s eyes met Aarohi’s for the first time, and life quietly changed its direction.

From school benches to office cabins, their journey was painted with sweet mischief, teasing promises, and silent support.
Where everyone else saw just friendship, Nirvay always knew Aarohi was his home.
Even when misunderstandings clouded their path, even when life pulled them apart, Nirvay never let go.
Because his love was never casual—it was his silent vow.

When destiny finally brought them to the same office, confessions slipped between coffee cups and files.
In that moment, they promised—forever.

But life had other plans.

A devastating accident shattered their carefully built dreams. Aarohi’s world turned upside down, but Nirvay? He stayed.
Every time she pushed him away, every time life tested them, he stood by her side—silently, stubbornly, unshakably.

Because real love?
It isn’t loud.
It stays.
No matter what.

CRASH INTO YOU - A story between past and present.

After the Ceremony – Private Conversation

They find a quiet spot away from the noise of the event.

"When you suppress your feelings, you eventually start losing control. You saw yourself on that stage today—you couldn't stop looking at her. Even on reunion day, Sukhi told me—you were only looking at Arohi. You made her feel uncomfortable, Nirvay.

The more you try to bury these feelings, the stronger they'll grow.

"I want to tell her… but she doesn't want to listen."

"Then keep it simple this time. Just tell her what you feel—no pressure, no expectations. Just be honest."

Meanwhile: Sukhi and Arohi's Conversation

"Accept what your heart is saying. It's been five years, Arohi… how long are you going to keep running?"

Arohi stays silent, but her heart whispers to her:

"I have my reasons… that's why I'm doing this… but how long can I keep doing it?"

That evening, Nirvay asks Arohi to join him for dinner.

The next day, Nirvay calls Arohi to his cabin.

If you won't come, then I'm coming to the marketing department.

Oh really, CEO Sir? And why would you come? Any official reason?

Not long after, Neha ma'am informs the marketing team:

"Nirvay Sir is coming to the marketing department. Prepare a presentation on the underperforming products. Include reasons and possible solutions."

Soon, Nirvay arrives at the marketing department.

"Arohi, please explain the presentation."

(This man has turned business into a joke.)

"This product isn't performing well because the market is already saturated with similar options—many are even cheaper. Customers don't see a reason to pick this one over the others."

"Solutions: we can improve its design, introduce new color options, and attempt a price reduction to stay competitive. Thank you."

"Good, Miss Singh. Now please come to my cabin and explain this in detail."

(He's making a mockery of both business and work.)

Dhruv had quietly observed everything.

His mind drifted back to the ceremony day—how Nirvay's eyes had been fixed on Arohi the entire time.

A seed of suspicion began to grow.

Arohi walked into Nirvay's cabin, clearly unimpressed.

"You've turned work and business into a joke, haven't you?"

"I know exactly what I'm doing. And I'm not joking about anything. I take both work and business very seriously. Just listen to me for once."

Nirvay stood up from his chair and walked directly toward her.

"I don't know what you'll do after this, but I can't stay in this fake friendship anymore.

Nirvay stepped closer, closing the distance between them.

Nirvay (softly, but with full conviction):

"Arohi Singh… I love you. Since the very first day of Class 11."

And without waiting for her reaction, he softly kissed her on the lips.

Chapter -21“Since Class 11… I’ve Been Yours”