I never believed in love at first sight until that day. There is always a day when something incredible happens and that miraculously changes your belief. And, that was the day when she walked into my life like a gush of cold wind, touched my heart and washed over me an utterly new unknown feeling called “Love”. I still amaze how it happened and why it happened? It happened though.

Still remember that cold morning. I was sitting on my rocker in the kitchen garden of my home, flipping through the newspaper to update myself about the world, without knowing that after a couple of minutes my own world is going to change. I glanced up and that was the moment when that fairy walked on the gravel path leading towards the small flower shop situated right in front of my home. Her waist length black hair rippled as she moved. I couldn’t help stealing a glance at her flawless beauty, fair like milk, dressed red. She paused at the flower shop which was adorned by a variety of beautiful flowers, picked one red rose and inhales the ardent aroma of it. Afterwards, handing over money to the florist, she made her way to the local bus stop situated ten steps away from there.

Standing there with that red rose in her hand, she was waiting for the bus impatiently. I wondered why she needed to buy a rose as she herself was more delicate and fresh than any flower exists in this world. Her gaze was fixed in the direction from where bus had to come and mine, needless to say, on her. I wished to keep looking her standing there like this throughout my life. But, crushing my wish, bus came, pulled over and covered her behind it. My heart skipped thinking she was gone. God was merciful though. As bus moved forward, I saw her still standing there with her head down. I could sense she was sad. I saw her hand moved up to her cheek to wipe off the tears flowed down from her eyes. My eyes became mist seeing her like that. The very next moment she left. I saw her going until she disappeared.  

As she had gone, I felt an uncontrollable power drawing me towards the bus stop. Like a dry leaf, I drifted in that direction. Upon reaching there, I saw a red rose lying on one of the seats made for the waiting passengers. A small piece of paper was rolled over it. Picking it, I came back. At home, I unrolled that paper. Scribbled on it was “waiting for you dear.” Perhaps, that girl was waiting for someone who was about to come, but didn’t and she left in despair. I felt sad for her. I wished if I could do anything to make her happy, but I felt helpless. It was out of my hand, her happiness as well as her sadness.  

....To be continued

 

 

 

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  • Elana, Thanks! I have already posted the next and concluding part. If you wish, you can go through it. Again Thanks for your wish :-)

  • Beautiful beginning! I look forward to reading the following...Good luck

  • Thanks Setareh!

  • Nice writing. Let's go and see what's in thar to be continued part.:D
  • Mishaikh, Thanks for all the abusive words you wrote on my blog. Now, I know your writing capability. I am impressed. Thanks for all the time you gave in last tow days to write all such things again and again over here. If those are not enough, come again and write more. I'll not approve any of them. My suggestion, better go to mosque and pray. May God give you peace.

  • Beethoven, liking or disliking is your choice or reader's choice. I respect their opinion. But, saying don't write is something I question. I didn't write anything objectionable in my blog post. I followed all the criteria of EC. Didn't copy anything from anywhere. And didn't write something against any race, religion, country etc. What I wrote that was just for fun and for writing practice. So saying don't write is not acceptable. So, I responded. Anyway, better end it here. I am not here for all such things. Be in peace. Thanks.

  • Ogsh, hey, man, you missunderstood me. If I did not like your story Iwould not add comment. Anyway, thank you for your nice words. Idid not talk about your writing, I talked about your imagination so no need to tell me Iam not a writter and Iam not a friend of Mishaikh. Thank you again):
  • Esma, Thanks for your encouragement. Thanks from the bottom of my heart. :)

  • Nice blog  Shabeen Mohammad, I am encouraging you to '' a to be continued '' : )

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  • Mishaikh and beethoven, I respect your comment. But against your wish I will continue. :-) All are allowed to write here than why don't not I. You are doing your practice I am doing mine.

    Mishaikk, plz write story from your mind instead of copying from some novel and putting translation. Why jealous from others. Not good. :-)

    Beethoven, Did I restrict you whatever you are writing. Then who you are coming here to restrict me. Better you write more and improve your own writing. You yourself is not writing and restricting others. Not good. If you have capability write story...original...and let people think it's your own. Instead of improving your own writing restricting others is not done. My healthy suggestion please pay heed on your own writing instead of restricting others. and ya do give roses to ec member. They deserve.    

    Why do you all take all this things so seriously? These are just fictions for writing practice written in first person. Nothing else. 

    Collect all your friends to put negative comments here. I don't care. I will write putting all comments off. I write for my practice and improvement. Thank you both.

    One suggestion, better go to admin and ask them to restrict my account. But, I don't think I have broken any of their criteria.

    Thanks anyway.

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