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houseofnepal · 1 month
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ramcharantitties · 11 months
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Diwali
Summary: First Diwali of you and ram.
"Why are you still in your clothes?" A voice boomed from the door, and by the tone, it was a very angry wife of mine. Although I wanted to cross question her, "why don't you take them off?", I knew better and did not utter a word. Maybe we'll do that later tonight anyways. I jumped off the chair in a second and scurried to the bathroom, towel in hand. It's Diwali today. From four in the morning, we have set the fairy lights, spotting dragon flies, then packed the sweets y/n made in the past two days, deep cleaned our house, went to market for last moment shopping, and decorated our house with diya and rangoli. The amount of tea cups lining the sink said enough about our hardwork today. It was around 4 in the evening now, and y/n needed me to get bathed soon so I can go to the temple for an early Pooja, as she sets up the Pooja at our home.
The bath was shivering and cold- November not letting us breath with warmth. Stepping out of the bath, a red kurta and white dhoti with a red lining on it caught my eye. Someone did Diwali shopping for me. And it's shy to say, but the warmth she gives deter a hundred Novembers.
Quickly getting ready, I combed my hair. The red on my cheeks matched one of my clothes, and it was visible in the mirror, hope my wife doesn't catch it. It was almost 4:30, and I knew that if I don't leave now, it's going to be a screaming match. Finding y/n, I saw her in her homely saree with wet hair tied in a towel lock, carrying everything needed to the Pooja in our home. "Get ready first, I'll help you with this when I come back".
She turned around to my voice, the golden skin from sandalwood shining with the golden mangalsutra in orange sunlight. A tint of pink on her cheeks too when she checked me out, up and down. I had to turn around and leave, so she didn't catch me blushing.
It was almost the muhrat of Pooja when I stepped in our home. The sun has started to set and the area was lit up by blinking fairy lights. Blasts of firecrackers were easily heard throughout. I saw our home with white and yellow alternate lights too. Upon entering, Y/n was nowhere to be found near the Pooja, but it was all set and decorated.
Looking for y/n, I realised that I haven't given her Diwali gift- a blue chiffon saree I picked out for her, and that it's our first Diwali together. I called out for her, as she made her way out from our room in a pink saree. Her hair was open and air drying. It was given to her by her family, and she has already worn this twice now.
"Why aren't you wearing anything new?" I led her into the room again opening the side of the cupboard which was reserved for my official clothes. "This is new" she muttered, putting Kohl lines in her eyes. I pulled out the transparent bag which held a beautiful blue saree, laced with white embroidery and deep red design. Her brown eyes caught the sight of it, a breath caught in her throat. She looked expectantly at me. A smile from me was enough for her to pull it from me and rush inside.
About 15 minutes later, y/n came out looking like an apsara. The baby blue insinuated her already pink face. She twirled around giggling. "Do I look good?" I nodded, leaning on the bed frame. It felt good, to see her happy. The childish joy in her eyes and soft smile on her lips. Gazing at her lovingly, it took me a while to realize she wasn't smiling anymore. "We are getting late for Pooja!"
The Pooja went well. We sat down after it, tired from running around the house all day. Busy eating home made sweets, I almost lost the soft touches of her on the saree, her fingertips barely touching the design. She looked content. And that was enough for me to remember how our first Diwali went.
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sheriiam · 1 year
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If You Will Have Me.
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Pair: Ranveer Kashyap & Raghav Patil. Raghveer.
Word count: 4.7k words.
Fandom: Dancing on your Heartstrings. DOYH.
Setting: [right after chapter 15] Alternate universe where Raghav did not get into a fight with Ayush. (Tbh this ain't required you can put this in any timeline).
Dedicated to: my one and only tumblr best friend @a-really-hot-caterpillar
Raghav's pov
Raghav was waiting impatiently, tapping on the table with his nails. He had placed an order for chai 10 minutes back, and had called Ranveer 5 minutes before that.
No visible sign of either of the two.
He sighed and checked his phone and shot some quick texts to Ranveer. Ab aa bhi ja saale.
His heart thrummed at the idea of seeing Ranveer, of meeting the other at someplace outside the routine of their homes and dance studio. And for Raghav this was probably the worst place of all: a coffee shop. It was Ranveer who has recommended coming here. Mai jahan hoon uske kaafi paas hai, bas paanch minute mei I'll be there with you, he had said. Now Raghav was here, waiting since almost twenty minutes, waiting ki kab janab ke paanch minute khatam honge.
Well, at least his chai was here. He brought the newly brought steaming and took a sip. Ugh. Nothing like his mother's chai. Or Ranveer's mother's. Ranveer said it was the magic of mulethi. Nonsense. It was pure magic, regardless of the mulethi. As he drank his not-so-amazing-as-the-one-you-would-die-for chai, he wondered what Ranveer was doing in this area.
Raghav looked outside the cafe window. He could hear the annoying repetition of horns, and snippets of a blaring loud conversation between two men right outside. It was simple, loud, annoying yet very much full of life and vigor― so much like Ranveer.
Which brought him back to the question, what was Ranveer doing here?
Perhaps he came here to take college notes from a friend? Surely, they had missed a lot of classes owing to their dance practice. Or maybe he had to run an urgent errand? What could it be? Or― oh. Meet his... girlfriend? Um, of course he could, Ranveer was straight after all.
Raghav sighed and shook his leg. Shaant ho ja yaar. His feelings for Ranveer were definitely getting out of hand. "Kahan reh gaya ye―"
And cut. Words dried on Raghav's tongue tip as he heard the door to the cafe open and half-hopefully looked behind to see who had entered. He had done this thrice already, and everytime his eyes welcomed a stranger, but this boy in front of him... gods could he ever become a stranger to him? Even in the busiest of crowds with hundreds of people between them, Raghav felt certain he could find Ranveer if he had to.
He stared with wide eyes at Ranveer, who did not look how Raghav was used to seeing him. He was wearing a long, cream kurta and lousy flip flops, with a backpack slung on this shoulder which was― ye cham cham ki awaz kidhar se aa rahi hai? It took Raghav a second to realize Ranveer was probably carrying ghunghroo in his bag.
Okay so yes. Ghunghroo― and oh gods. As Ranveer came close and spotted Raghav, his eyes lit with cheerful recognition and he dashed to the table. That is when Raghav noticed the slightest hint of makeup on his face. Too subtle to notice, but too dangerous, fatally enticing, at the nearness they were sharing.
"Sorry," Ranveer said while taking deep breaths, "guruji se milke waqt ka pata hi nahi chalta."
Raghav looked at him breathlessly. Yes he had heard abour Ranveer's guruji― but the latter had said those days were left behind long back. Had he started taking lessons again? The thought of getting to see Ranveer with that tinge of makeup and alta― Oh. Alta.
Meanwhile Ranveer snapped his fingers to get him out of trance. And with a flinch, the sugar sachet kept next to him fell down. "I- I'll get it!" he stammered and bent down. Down there he smiled at himself for being such an idiot. Not because he dropped something, but because he did it intentionally. He picked up the sachet and gave a quick glance towards Ranveer's flip-flopped feet― and yes, they were lined in alta like his mother applied it during any festivity or fast.
"Did you fall asleep down there?" Ranveer asked from above. Raghav panicked, and in a hurry to get up hit his head with the corner of the table.
"Ouch ouch ouch!" he sat back and rubbed his head with his palm, his hair becoming a mess in the process.
"Let me see," Ranveer said with some seriousness and reached out from over the table and pressed with his fingers where he thought the injury was. Raghav winced but he let Ranveer's fingers linger in his hair locks. He turned red when he almost held Ranveer in place by the hand when the latter took his hand back. Almost. "Dhyaan rakhna chahiye na," he said, and oh his voice sounded so soft and concerned.
"Why are you dressed like... this?" Raghav asked, changing the topic. He couldn't handle so much in one go.
Ranveer laughed. "He wanted to meet me, I mean obviously. I don't remember a time when guruji wasn't fond of me," he said and smiled absentmindedly, looking at the table, "he runs a kala kendra nearby. Wahin bulaye the― bole senior ho, bacchon ko thora inspire bhi kar dena. To bas―" he gestured at himself― "that's why I look how I look. Man it's been a while when I had so many eyes fixed on me. It's weird, in a good way."
So when I have my eyes fixed on you, is that weird in a good way too? "Acha acha, isliye janab ko time lag gaya." And then Ranveer winked at him. He had the audacity to wink at him. Raghav wanted to wipe that cocky smile from his face, smudge his makeup a little― but Ranveer being the god-damn-divinity he was would still end up looking good.
Divine from head to toe.
Before Raghav had gathered enough wits to retaliate, Ranveer spoke up, and he said in the softest, most enchanting voices he had ever heard, "Kya dekh raha hai?"
Raghav's eyes widened. Oh shit. He was probably staring at him for long. He opened his mouth to justify himself, perhaps to even sarcastically flirt with him, when his world went black. 
"Huh? Uh," he blabbered, feeling the hands covering his eyes. They were cold, and Raghav thought he felt a ring on one of the fingers. And he probably heard Ranveer call his name with some surprise in his voice, but that was just his imagination. Suddenly the person behind him shifted and the hands on his eyes slipped away. He looked around, blinking hard, and saw what sent his heart racing with absolute fear.
Oh no no no―
"Hi, Raghav," the girl in front of him said and gave him a hug tight enough that he could launch his internal organs from his mouth.
"H-hi Bhanu. Ouch." He pushed the girl to a little distance, and smiled at her. He then turned his head to look at Ranveer, who was visibly controlling his laughter at Raghav's comically fearful expression. "Um, Ranveer, this is Bhanu, mamaji ki beti."
The presence of another person got her attention and she left Raghav to finally breathe. "Yes, we're cousins―" she turned her head to look at this other boy. A moment passed and she hadn't spoken again. Very unlike her, Raghav thought and titled sideways to look at her. Uh-oh. Bhanu was looking at Ranveer, but the look betrayed mere acknowledgement. It was a moment too late that Raghav understood what was going on in his cousin's mind.
"Hi, I'm Bhanu," she said and offered her hand.
Ranveer gently took it. "Ranveer," he said, "nice to meet you."
She looked at him with sugary sweetness. "You boys don't mind if I join you?" Ranveer protested that there was no objection of such sorts and pulled the third chair of their table for her. Raghav mentally winced― Ranveer was sometimes awfully polite to strangers, to people he would probably never meet again. It made a remarkable impression, indeed, but this isn't what Raghav needed right now. He could already see a circle of cupid arrows and hearts rotating around his cousin's head.
He didn't have anything against Bhanu, but it was safe to say she wasn't his favourite cousin at all. She was an only child like him, but much much more spoiled. Always liked to have her way― clung awfully tight to whomever she liked. Sometimes he thought of her, and compared himself with her. How different was she, after all? He too, was used to having his way on many instances. He too, was clinging onto Ranveer and was adamant on not letting go. He looked at the two giggling a little, and he realized the present most important difference between them: Ranveer could never like Raghav. Bhanu, he could.
"So," Bhanu said and Raghav's world shifted to reality, "Raghav baat karta hai mere baare mei?"
Now, one must know that there's just one way to answer this question. So Raghav looked at Ranveer with slightly pleading eyes, and Ranveer gave him an almost invisible nod of the head.
He smiled charmingly. "Obviously he does― who could not talk about you?"
Okay this is a little overkill. But Bhanu blushed. She blushed, great. "Really? What does he say?"
Raghav blinked hard. If he ever had to speak about Bhanu, what would he say? That she repeated 6th standard? That she occasionally stubbed her toe due to the crooked alignment of her refrigerator? That she drooled when she slept? Oh no. This was bad.
Ranveer looked at him for a second before answering. "Well, all good things, of course. Like- like tum gaati kaafi acha ho."
Okay, Raghav needed Doraemon and his bamboo-copter. He looked timidly at Bhanu from the brim of his chai mug that he had lifted up to his face. The girl was looking at the two of them with absolute confusion etched on her face. "I... Mai gana nahi gaati, Ranveer."
Ranveer looked almost alarmed when he turned to Raghav, and the latter just nodded for confirmation. He had never really heard Bhanu sing, except for the one time he was passing by from near the bathroom at his uncle's place and his ears had caught her jamming to some Bollywood song in the shower.
But Ranveer just smiled at them. A smile that could reassure Raghav even in the darkest days that anything could get alright. He said, "You don't? That's really surprising, Bhanu. Your voice is rather melodious."
Bhanu looked at him with a smile creeping up her face. And so did Raghav, with wide unblinking eyes. Whatever Ranveer was saying, it sounded coming out of politeness― Raghav knew him that much― but it sounded so good compared to the silence Raghav had always received.
Raghav had always shyed from giving compliments, but with Ranveer he knew when not to hold back. ...It would make you a little mad if you only peeked inside my soul, he had told Ranveer once. But when had Ranveer given him the chance to look into his soul, to search for answers in the depths of those beautiful eyes of his. For all he could remember, Ranveer had never complimented him beyond the professional confines of their studio. Not like it mattered... but still.
Raghav broke his thought chain and blinked back the thin ice layer of tears forming in his eyes. God forbid if somewhere were to understand what he was feeling. Ranveer was straight god damn. He would never―
Nevermind. Raghav gulped down his tea in one go. It wasn't that great anyways. But when he kept the mug down, he looked at Ranveer once again and he knew it was doomsday. The boy was rummaging through his bagpack, and strands of his hair were falling right in front of him. He didn't even care to fix it, gods. Raghav was sure not to make a sound― it would be so weird if Ranveer was to raise his head and look at him looking at him like this.
But Ranveer just kept smiling as he fished out a pocket notebook and pen, and Raghav wondered what all this was about. Bhanu was whispering something to him, and they giggled at their shared inside secret. Ranveer gave the notebook to his cousin who wrote something on it with a smile. When Raghav caught a glimpse, he realized she had written down her number with her name and a heart next to it.
"You know phone mei bhi contacts save ho jaya karte hain?" Raghav asked him.
Ranveer looked at him with a little surprise on his face as if he had forgotten that the boy was even with them. Ouch. But he kept his smile intact and said, "Phone se delete ho gaya toh?" He pointed at his notebook, "Isse nahi hoga."
Raghav grumbled, "Pracheen kahin ka."
Bhanu smacked him on the arm, and her eyes said, Don't be mean to him. Ranveer tapped the table to get his attention. "But look at you, still loving me and constantly being in the company of this pracheen boy." He then turned to Bhanu and stage whispered, "Mere ek baar bulane par itni durr milne chala aaya." Bhanu giggled.
Only his subconscious could register than Ranveer was blushing. His mind, though, was focused on controlling his own face and ears from turning red. "Aisa kuch nahi hai," he stammered, "I was just nearby toh aa gaya."
Ranveer rested his chin on his hand. "Your ears turn so red when you lie."
Oh shit, was his blushing that noticeable? He brought his hand to his ear to check if it was warmer than usual when he heard the other chuckle.
"You fall everytime for this," he said with a fondness Raghav couldn't decipher. He pulled his hand away from his ear. That's how it is with you too, he thought, I mean not to fall but end up crashing down everytime you look at me like that.
Deciding that he needed some time alone, he got up and excused himself to go to the restroom.
"Arey naraz ho gaya kya?" Bhanu joked. And what did Ranveer do?
Raghav felt a hand encircle his wrist from behind, and a shiver ran through him. He turned to look at Ranveer titling at a dangerous angle from his chair to hold him. Raghav stepped closer so that he wouldn't fall from his chair. He gave him an inquiring look, to which Ranveer just gave him a puppy eye look and said, "Pakka gussa nahi ho na?"
Oh how could he? How could he be mad if Ranveer was to look at him like this and tear his flesh and suffocate his ribs from within? Raghav slowly shook his head and managed a smile. Ranveer smiled back with relief. "Jaate jaate counter par mere liye ek chai ka order de do, please?"
Raghav couldn't help but laugh. Oh, Ranveer and his chai. He shook his head again. "Tujhe pasand nahi aayegi. Aunty ki mulethi nahi hai isme."
He felt for a moment as if Ranveer's grip on his hand tightened. It made no sense but Raghav wanted to give into his delusions. He looked at his wrist and back at Ranveer, who just smiled fondly and wobbled his head. And then he let go of Raghav. Just like that.
This time Raghav didn't look behind or wait for anyone to say something and he rushed to the public restroom and waited till Ranveer had to pull him out of there.
Ranveer's pov
Okay, Bhanu seemed nice, but he was slowly getting bored of their conversation. He nodded at her as she asked him a question and then went on rambling about some distant relative of hers who was trying to set her up with her son.
As if Ranveer cared. He was trying to be nice to her― probably way too nice since she was Raghav's cousin― but that's it. He didn't care beyond that. She offered him her number, he didn't refuse. Because there's no polite way to refuse. And he wanted to be nice to her because, whether Raghav liked her or not, she surely meant something to him. And Ranveer didn't have anything but heart eyes for anything that Raghav was fond of.
Like their dance. That day when Raghav had barged into his room and told him that they could have the world on knees for the two of them, Ranveer knew he couldn't simply refuse Raghav. Because Raghav was right. But most importantly because it was what Raghav desired.
Everytime Raghav choreographed a new step or practised even during breaks to improve the ones they already had, it did something to Ranveer. There was a dedication in Raghav's eyes, an ability to move like water― easy and carefree. It created such a paradoxical platheora in Ranveer's head he would sometimes wake up till late night tossing and turning in his bed and think about Raghav's easy-going nature and the sternness of the spark of in him.
There was a fire in the boy, one which could burn Ranveer if he let him. And Ranveer would sooner or later find himself drinking that fire like the waters of Plegethon. He indulged in those flames and had them ingulf him more than once. Every time Raghav held him to correct his posture during dance practices, Lord it made him dizzy.
Ranveer realized he hadn't been hearing Bhanu since a long time and had absolutely no context of what she was speaking. But before he could do something about it his phone chimed and his screen went bright, showcasing a single notification.
Raghav: need help. come here.
Ranveer excused himself immediately, earning a surprised look from Bhanu, and rushed to Raghav. He found the restroom and when he closed the door behind him, he found Raghav standing and leaning on the long basin counter.
Ranveer walked upto him and kept a hand on his back. "Raghav? Tu theek hai?"
Raghav didn't budge, and for a long moment Ranveer felt his presence unacknowledged. But then he finally spoke, "Do you like her?"
Huh? "Bhanu? You mean her―" everything suddenly made a lot more sense to Ranveer, and it was as if he had finally realized why Raghav looked so down the entire time. "Shit man. No no, it's not like that. I didn't know you'd have something against the two of us being a thing or something, but trust me it's not like that―"
Raghav laughed. He fucking laughed at that, and it sounded a bit on the verge of hysterics. "Whatever care do I have for it, Ranveer? Who am I to stop you from dating whom you want?" He spoke a bit more softly now. "Even if it's my cousin. And no I don't mind it... you dating her, I mean. That's not what I mind. In fact I do not mind anything actually!" Raghav ran his hand through his hair and kept it on his face for a moment.
Ranveer just looked at his side profile. "Oh but, surely, you do mind something―" he tried to turn the other towards himself but he didn't oblige― "Raghav look here. You look ill, oh Lord. There is something you aren't telling me. Something that's eating you from inside. Is it... Is it the competition?"
And Raghav laughed again, but this time it sounded much more pained. He finally turned to face Ranveer. "Everything's about the competition to you, right?" he asked. "Every thing, Ranveer. All you speak of, all you think of is the competition. Is there anything for you beyond this? Beyond the competition and the girls who flock around you?"
Girls? "Raghav?" Ranveer held him by the shoulder, "Raghav what the hell is this all about? What- what are you saying?" He hated how teary and scared he sounded at the end.
Raghav was already fighting back tears by now, and Ranveer pretended not to notice them despite the tingling in his fingers to cup his face wipe them for him. "Do- do we... Do we mean nothing to you?"
Ranveer stared at him blankly. "Who is we ? You and who else?"
Ranveer looked at Raghav as he lifted his shaking hand and pointed at the space between them. Ranveer just stared at him witless, unable to comprehend the array of emotions he was feeling. Suddenly a lot of beautiful words in an even more beautiful voice danced in the space between his ears.
Us, Ranveer. Raghav had told him. Surprisingly at this moment Ranveer could only remember that one phrase and aage peeche kuch nahi. You are magic to behold, Ranveer Kashyap. So that's what it was about.
"Raghav?" Nothing else came out of his mouth no matter how he tried.
The other wiped his tears on his sleeve. "Yeah, yeah, I know. This whole thing sounds weird to know. It wouldn't have been so weird if I was one of the many pretty girls who swoon over you." Ranveer felt the air between them charging with electricity as Raghav stepped closer to him. "But I'm not. I'm just another guy for you. Your dance partner Raghav. Difference is that I am in fucking love with you. You aren't."
Ranveer looked at him for a whole minute, reading the lines on his forehead, noticing his eyelashes, staring at his lips― basically doing anything but trying to understand the significance of those words. But then it dawned on him. Raghav liked guys. And Raghav liked him.
Ranveer breathed in shakily, and a whiff of Raghav's cologne was present in the air. "Love is a very strong word, Raghav."
Raghav didn't meet his eye. He opened his mouth as if he wanted to say something, but then pressed it close, gulped, looked Ranveer in the eye one last time and dashed for the door.
Ranveer closed his eyes and took some deep breaths. What the hell was happening to him? "I don't love you Raghav," he called out behind him. When he heard the other stop moving, he turned to look at his back facing him, frozen. "I really don't. But heaven forbid if I haven't felt anything for you."
Raghav whipped his head back so fast it made Ranveer flinch. He didn't know what he was going to say, but he knew he had to make a move. Quick. "Raghav Patil," he whispered, "four syllables but they're enough to suck the air out of my lungs and make my ribcage collapse." He gulped when he felt his throat going dry. He walked upto Raghav. "If there's a flock of girls around me, then there's the whole campus talking about you. I hear it everyday, during my classes and outside them." He slowly took Raghav's hand in his own. "It hurts a little," he admitted.
There was a moment of silence between them. "Ranveer?" Raghav asked softly.
He looked up to find Raghav looking at him, his eyes urging him to lay his heart open in front of him once again. "I want to tell the world that you're mine. Not just as dance partners. I think I crave you a little more than that."
Ranveer sighed and rubbed the back of his neck. "I don't think I am in love with you yet Raghav, but I really, really, like you. And I want to―" words died on Ranveer's lips when Raghav pulled him by his kurta and kissed him. Ranveer's first instinct was to bolt the door right behind them, and then he leaned into the kiss, finding Raghav's lips softer than any carnation petal. "You do have a pretty mouth," he said, quoting a conversation they had had long back.
When they broke the kiss, Raghav said, "This pretty mouth has even prettier words for you." He took a moment to breath and they looked at each other― hair dishevelled, face all red, lips parted and beautiful― and started to shake silently with laughter.
Ranveer looked at him, shy as he had always been. "C- can we do that again?"
Raghav bit his lip and smiled. "I thought you'd never ask, classical boy." And then kissed again, grabbing whatever inch of fabric they could get hold of. Ranveer could feel his knees buckling up but he kept holding onto Raghav for dear life. "I'll make you fall in love with me if I must," Raghav said in between the kiss, "if you'd want that."
Ranveer smiled, encircling the other in his arms. "I'd want anything as long as it comes from you."
Raghav looked at him for a moment. "Even ruined makeup?" he asked.
Ranveer's eyes widened as he ran back to the mirror and stared in horror at his slightly smudged lip tint and ruined eyeliner. "I should have agreed when they offered me smudgeproof lipstick and waterproof eyeliner. Lekin, nahi, hum to gadhe hain." And he started to laugh.
Raghav joined him and took out his handkerchief. "Looks like we have something to fix."
They spent a few minutes looking a little more presentable― it wouldn't have taken this much time if they didn't keep getting distracted by each other and convince themselves for a few more kisses. Which was not enough, by the way.
When they unlocked the door, they found a couple people waiting outside impatiently. They gave a sheepish smile and Ranveer dragged Raghav out of there.
Bhanu turend around to look at them. She was standing. "I thought you guys got lost or something. Where were you?"
"There was a... uh, problem we had to solve. Yeah," Raghav said, and Ranveer nodded.
She looked at them, still questioning things, but she let it pass. "It's getting late, mai chalti hoon." She gave Raghav a hug and a kiss on the cheek to Ranveer. She didn't notice the look the boys gave each other. "I'd love to meet you again, Ranveer."
Ranveer smiled. "Sure, me too."
Bhanu kept her hand on his arm. "Maybe this weekend?"
Ranveer looked at Raghav, who looked as if he would be anywhere but here, witnessing his classical boy getting flirted with by his cousin. He turned back to her. "I will have to check, because I was thinking of taking my boyfriend on a date this weekend. Maybe after that?"
Ranveer prayed Bhanu didn't hear the snicker that escaped Raghav's lips. She looked as if someone had slapped her. "Boyfriend?" she asked with furrowed eyebrows.
Ranveer nodded, pressing his lips together to control his smile. Bhanu looked at him and then at Raghav, who just gave her an innocent look as if he didn't even know before now that Ranveer wasn't straight. Well it wasn't far from the truth after all, he thought.
Bhanu gave Ranveer one last look. "Don't hit on my cousin okay. He's straight," and with that she stormed out of the cafe.
Ranveer finally allowed himself to relax and laugh a little. "She's a concerned sister, Raghav."
Raghav nodded. "Too bad she's concerned for the wrong person." Raghav looked at him. "So, date this weekend huh?"
Ranveer took his hand. "With my boyfriend, yes."
Raghav looked at Ranveer's lips and the latter got the idea that he wanted to kiss Raghav the moment they got some alone time together. "I am not forgetting about this so you better plan something."
"Obviously I will, and I wouldn't want you to miss it," Ranveer said with a goofy smile, "you'd make a great third wheel."
"Huh? I'm hurt Ranveer Kashyap," Raghav placed a hand on his heart, "I thought you wanted to be with no one but me."
Ranveer pretended to think about this. "Haan, wo bhi sahi hai. But you aren't my boyfriend yet, you see." He hoped his voice sounded suggestive the way he wanted it to.
Raghav seemed to get the hint. "You want me to be your boyfriend?"
Ranveer looked out of the glass window and smiled as if he wasn't even aware of Raghav's presence. The presence which made him so joyful and content. "If you will have me."
Raghav kept a hand on Ranveer's and smiled.
Ranveer kept his other hand on Raghav's. "Well, in that case you wouldn't have to third wheel after all..."
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kishre23 · 4 days
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Explore Timeless Elegance and Contemporary Fashion at VA Elegance
At VA Elegance, we offer a stunning selection of traditional wear designed to make you feel your best, no matter the occasion. Whether you’re attending a wedding or a festive gathering, our collection of ethnic wear for women includes everything from beautifully embroidered lehengas to stylish kurtis. For children, our kids ethnic wear ensures both style and comfort, with outfits perfect for any family function or festive occasion.
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Men looking for sophisticated, classic looks will find plenty to love in our men’s ethnic wear range, featuring kurtas, sherwanis, and more that blend tradition with a modern twist.
Come visit VA Elegance and let us be your trusted boutique near me for high-quality, elegant ethnic fashion. Our exceptional collection and friendly service ensure an unforgettable shopping experience.
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Phone: 9888833799
Business Hours: Sunday to Saturday: 9 AM — 10 PM
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Manyavar Showroom in Mumbai: Top Wedding Fashion Destination
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When it involves bridal ceremony style, finding the best clothing is essential, and Mumbai offers several great locations for wedding ceremony shopping. Among the various gems in this bustling metropolis, the Manyavar showroom in Mumbai stands out as the choicest destination for everybody trying to make a grand fashion statement on their unique day.
Why Manyavar is Your Go-To Wedding Fashion Spot
The Manyavar showroom in Mumbai is more than simply a store; it’s a fashion haven for those planning their wedding ceremony cloth cabinet. Known for its outstanding series of conventional Indian places, Manyavar combines timeless elegance with present-day tendencies. From luxurious sherwanis to beautiful lehengas, their offerings cater to every style and preference.
But what units is the Manyavar showroom in Mumbai aside from different bridal boutiques? The answer lies in their willpower to nice, layout, and customer support. Each piece is crafted with meticulous interest in detail, ensuring that you now not only look you're nice but also experience it. The showroom is designed to offer an immersive shopping revel in, making it the high-quality location for wedding shopping in Mumbai.
Location and Accessibility
One of the standout skills of the Manyavar showroom in Mumbai is its excessive location. Situated inside the Infiniti Mall, a well-known chain of purchasing department shops in India, the showroom is easily accessible to consumers. Infiniti Mall is a pinnacle-of-the-line excursion spot for a selection of clothes and leisure, making it the appropriate region to enjoy a day of purchasing.
If you’re looking for a "Manyavar showroom near me," you’ll find out that the Infiniti Mall place is crucial and handy. The mall itself is a hub of interest, imparting a wide range of stores, dining alternatives, and entertainment centers. This makes it easy to mix your wedding ceremony shopping for with a chunk of amusement and a laugh.
The Manyavar Experience: What to Expect
Walking into the Manyavar showroom in Mumbai is like moving into a world of luxury and class. The shop’s interior is thoughtfully designed to reflect the beauty of the clothes they offer. Soft lighting, wealthy textures, and a curated format ensure that each piece stands proud.
As you browse through the collection, you’ll phrase the several types of designs available. From conventional cuts to fashionable silhouettes, the Manyavar showroom in Mumbai caters to a great audience. Whether you’re seeking out something traditional or a piece extra cutting-edge, you’re sure to discover options that align together with your fashion.
The hold's informed team of workers is some other spotlight of the Manyavar enjoy. They are properly versed in stylish inclinations and might provide personalized recommendations that will help you pick the proper outfit. Their attentive provider guarantees that your shopping for revel in is every a laugh and green, making it the first-rate region for bridal ceremony buying in Mumbai.
Unveiling the Collection: What’s in Store?
Manyavar is renowned for its tremendous collection of fellows’s and ladies’s wedding ceremony garb. For guys, the showroom gives an array of sherwanis, kurtas, and fits which is probably quality for diverse bridal ceremony abilities. These garments are crafted from splendid fabric and adorned with difficult embroidery, ensuring that the groom appears dashing on his big day.
Women can explore a cute choice of lehengas and sarees at the Manyavar showroom in Mumbai. Each piece is designed to offer beauty and comfort, ensuring that brides and bridesmaids alike can enjoy their unique day without issues. The series consists of conventional designs in addition to modern-day patterns, making it easy to discover some issue that suits each flavor.
Additionally, Manyavar’s commitment to customization way that you could get garb tailored to your unique specifications. Whether it’s a selected color, material, or layout detail you’re searching out, the showroom’s professional crew can help deliver your vision to existence.
Why Manyavar is the Best Place for Wedding Shopping in Mumbai
There are numerous options for bridal ceremony shopping for in Mumbai, however, the Manyavar showroom stands out for numerous reasons. Firstly, their enormous style of first-rate garments ensures that you’ll discover something in reality unique. Secondly, the shop’s high-priced environment and customized carrier make for an awesome buying experience.
Furthermore, Manyavar’s popularity for excellence and innovation in conventional put-ons makes it a relied-on name inside the enterprise. Their commitment to both layout and client satisfaction manner you’re no longer simply buying clothes; you’re investing a memorable enjoyment.
A One-Stop Shopping Destination
The Infiniti Mall, domestic to the Manyavar showroom in Mumbai, gives an entire shopping enjoyment. Beyond wedding attire, the mall capabilities quite a few stores that you can keep for unique marriage ceremony requirements, which include rings, add-ons, and presents. After you’ve decided on your garments at Manyavar, you may discover the mall for the entirety else you want to finish your bridal ceremony preparations.
In addition to buying, Infiniti Mall gives enjoyment and eating alternatives that make it a tremendous place to spend the day. Enjoy a meal at one of the mall’s eating places or watch a movie at the cinema. This combination of purchasing and amusement makes the Manyavar showroom in Mumbai not just a destination for fashion, but a whole revel in.
Final Thoughts
If you’re seeking out a top-notch wedding ceremony-style excursion spot, the Manyavar showroom in Mumbai needs to be on the pinnacle of your list. Its important region, fantastic collection, and first-rate customer service make it a high-quality area for wedding ceremony buying in Mumbai. Whether you’re a bride, groom, or part of the marriage celebration, the Manyavar showroom offers a few aspects special for all people.
So, the subsequent time you find yourself wondering, “Where is the Manyavar showroom close to me?” just head to the Infiniti Mall and put it together to be dazzled. Your best wedding ceremony clothing is ready, and the revel in can be one you soon forget approximately.
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aniket623 · 3 months
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Shopping In Rishikesh: Explore Top 11 Places In Rishikesh
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Rishikesh, often hailed as the Yoga Capital of the World, is not only a spiritual hub but also a vibrant shopping destination. Nestled in the foothills of the Himalayas, this serene town offers a unique blend of culture, spirituality, and tradition that is reflected in its bustling markets and quaint shops. If you find yourself wandering the streets of Rishikesh, here are the top 11 places you must visit in Rishikesh for an unforgettable shopping experience. After enjoying the shopping in Rishikesh, you will be surprised with the epicurean delights at the best Restaurants in Rishikesh with dazzling views.
1. Laxman Jhula Market
One of the most iconic landmarks in Rishikesh, the Laxman Jhula Market, is a haven for shoppers. Stretching along the famous suspension bridge, this market is filled with shops selling a variety of items such as handicrafts, jewelry, clothes, and spiritual paraphernalia. The vibrant atmosphere, coupled with the picturesque views of the Ganges, makes shopping here an enchanting experience.
Highlights:
Handicrafts: Beautifully crafted items made from wood, stone, and metal.
Jewelry: Traditional and contemporary pieces.
Clothing: Ethnic wear, yoga attire, and casual clothes.
2. Ram Jhula Market
Similar to Laxman Jhula, the Ram Jhula Market offers an array of shops on either side of the Ram Jhula bridge. This market is particularly known for its spiritual and religious items, making it a must-visit for those seeking souvenirs related to the rich cultural heritage of Rishikesh.
Highlights:
Books: Spiritual and religious texts.
Incense and Oils: Various scents and essential oils.
Statues and Idols: Intricately designed statues of deities.
3. Triveni Ghat Market
Triveni Ghat is a sacred bathing ghat in Rishikesh, and the market here is equally revered by locals and tourists. The market is renowned for its vibrant collection of traditional attire, jewelry, and religious items. The evening aarti at Triveni Ghat is a spectacular event, and shopping here before or after the ceremony is an experience in itself.
Highlights:
Traditional Attire: Sarees, kurtas, and lehengas.
Religious Items: Puja essentials, rudraksha beads, and sacred threads.
Food: Local snacks and sweets.
4. The Beatles Ashram (Chaurasi Kutia)
While primarily a spiritual and historical site, the Beatles Ashram, also known as Chaurasi Kutia, has a small market that sells unique souvenirs. This market is ideal for those looking to take home memorabilia related to the Beatles and their time spent in Rishikesh.
Highlights:
Books and Posters: Beatles-themed literature and art.
Clothing: T-shirts and apparel featuring Beatles artwork.
Music: CDs and records of Beatles music.
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5. Gole Market
Gole Market is one of the oldest and most popular shopping areas in Rishikesh. This bustling market offers a wide range of products, from everyday essentials to unique souvenirs. The market’s vibrant atmosphere and diverse offerings make it a favorite among both locals and tourists.
Highlights:
Household Items: Kitchenware, utensils, and home decor.
Clothing and Accessories: Trendy apparel and fashion accessories.
Electronics: Gadgets and electronic goods.
6. Shyampur Haat Bazaar
If you’re looking for a more traditional shopping experience, the Shyampur Haat Bazaar is the place to go. This market is held weekly and offers a glimpse into the local culture and lifestyle. You can find everything from fresh produce to handmade crafts here.
Highlights:
Fresh Produce: Fruits, vegetables, and spices.
Handmade Crafts: Local artisans selling handmade items.
Street Food: Authentic local cuisine.
7. Swarg Ashram Market
Located near the Swarg Ashram, this market is perfect for those looking to buy spiritual items and souvenirs. The shops here offer a variety of products, including yoga mats, meditation cushions, and spiritual books. The tranquil surroundings add to the charm of shopping in this area.
Highlights:
Yoga and Meditation Items: Mats, cushions, and accessories.
Books: Spiritual and self-help books.
Clothing: Comfortable and breathable yoga wear.
8. Rishikesh Main Market
The Rishikesh Main Market is the commercial hub of the town. This market offers a diverse range of products, from clothing and accessories to electronics and household items. The bustling atmosphere and variety of shops make it a great place to explore and shop.
Highlights:
Fashion: Trendy and affordable clothing.
Footwear: Wide range of shoes and sandals.
Electronics: Latest gadgets and accessories.
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9. Tibetan Market
For a unique shopping experience, visit the Tibetan Market in Rishikesh. This market is known for its collection of Tibetan handicrafts, jewelry, and artifacts. The vibrant colors and intricate designs of the items here reflect the rich Tibetan culture.
Highlights:
Handicrafts: Tibetan artifacts and decor items.
Jewelry: Unique and handmade pieces.
Clothing: Traditional Tibetan attire.
10. Jhilmil Cave Market
Located near the Jhilmil Cave, this market is a lesser-known gem in Rishikesh. The market offers a variety of spiritual items, handmade crafts, and souvenirs. The serene surroundings make it a peaceful place to shop and explore.
Highlights:
Spiritual Items: Statues, idols, and puja essentials.
Handmade Crafts: Unique and locally made items.
Souvenirs: Memorabilia to take home.
11. Parmarth Niketan Market
Parmarth Niketan is one of the largest ashrams in Rishikesh, and the market here reflects its spiritual significance. The shops offer a range of spiritual items, yoga accessories, and books. The peaceful environment of the ashram adds to the shopping experience.
Highlights:
Yoga Accessories: Mats, straps, and blocks.
Spiritual Books: Literature on yoga, meditation, and spirituality.
Clothing: Comfortable and organic yoga wear.
Tips for Shopping in Rishikesh
Bargaining: Don’t hesitate to bargain. It’s a common practice in Rishikesh markets, and you can often get items at a lower price.
Local Currency: Carry enough cash, especially smaller denominations, as many shops may not accept credit or debit cards.
Authenticity: Ensure that the items you buy, especially handicrafts and jewelry, are authentic and not mass-produced imitations.
Time: Visit the markets early in the morning or late in the evening to avoid the crowds and enjoy a more relaxed shopping experience.
Respect Local Customs: While shopping, respect the local customs and traditions. Dress modestly and be mindful of your behavior.
Conclusion
Shopping in Rishikesh is more than just a retail experience; it’s a journey through the town’s rich cultural and spiritual heritage. Whether you’re looking for traditional handicrafts, spiritual items, or unique souvenirs, the markets of Rishikesh offer something for everyone. So, the next time you find yourself in this beautiful town, make sure to explore these top 11 shopping destinations and take home a piece of Rishikesh’s charm and tradition.
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salaishopusa · 1 year
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Threads Of Tradition: Unveiling The Enchanting Elegance Of Pakistani Clothing
Pakistani clothing is a captivating tapestry of rich traditions and mesmerizing artistry.
Pakistani garments have a unique charm that effortlessly combines elegance, sophistication, and cultural significance rooted in centuries-old heritage.
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​From the intricate embroidery to the vibrant colors, every thread tells a story of craftsmanship and celebration. Let's explore the world of top Pakistani designer brands, exploring their beauty and timeless allure.
A Fusion Of Tradition And Modernity:
Pakistani clothing encompasses various styles, each reflecting the diverse regional cultures and influences that shape the country.
Traditional attire, such as the shalwar kameez, has been integral to Pakistani culture for centuries.
The shalwar, loose-fitting pants, paired with the kameez, a tunic-style shirt, forms the quintessential Pakistani outfit.
However, Pakistani fashion has evolved, blending traditional elements with modern trends to create a unique and contemporary style.
Exquisite Embroidery:
One of the most fascinating aspects of Pakistani clothing is the art of embroidery. Pakistani artisans possess remarkable skills that have been passed down through generations. Intricate threadwork transforms fabric into a canvas of breathtaking beauty.
Each stitch is meticulously crafted, showcasing the dedication and expertise of the artisans. The blend of colors, patterns, and motifs adds depth and dimension to the garments, making them truly remarkable.
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Versatility For Every Occasion:
Pakistani clothing is versatile for every occasion, from casual to formal attire. Whether it's a simple cotton kurta for daily wear or an intricately embroidered bridal ensemble, there is something to suit every taste and need.
Pakistani clothing effortlessly transitions between everyday elegance and opulent celebrations, offering a wide range of options for individuals to express their personal style and cultural pride.
Online Presence
The advent of e-commerce has played a significant role in propelling Pakistani clothing onto the global fashion scene. Online platforms have made it easier for buyers to access and purchase Pakistani garments.
Fashion-forward individuals can explore a plethora of options. This accessibility has further amplified the demand for Pakistani clothing worldwide.
Conclusion:
Pakistani clothing is timeless for those seeking to embrace cultural diversity and make a style statement. The artistry, craftsmanship, and attention to detail in every garment make Pakistani clothing a work of art.
So, immerse yourself in Pakistani clothing and experience the magic of its threads. Let the vibrant colors, intricate embroidery, and fusion of tradition and modernity captivate your senses.
Discover the elegance and enchantment of Pakistani clothing, and embrace a style that celebrates the richness of culture and heritage.
If you are looking to buy Pakistani clothing, Salai Shop provides a gateway to explore the beauty of Pakistani clothing.
If you live in the USA, find us by searching for Pakistani clothing near me online and experience the magic of Pakistani clothing. Let us transport you to a world of timeless elegance and enchantment.
Checkout our website to get more information related to Women’s Eid Clothes.
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Cotton Elegance: Embracing Comfort and Style with Kurtis
Cotton is amazing at adapting to varied styles. Traditional wear makes finding cotton clothes that match your style and colour choices easier. For more info visit the website.
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Can we wear kurta pajama in wedding? | RAJWANSHI JAIPUR
Men's Kurta Pajama is the smart and classic outfit to wear on any traditional celebration be it an Indian festival or any of the wedding functions. They are an evergreen choice to go with mandarin collared solid color Kurta with white Pajama. Nowadays, kurtas are more precisely fitted as compared to the old ones.
Celebrate your special days with families with ultimate comfort and trendy smart looks.
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Wedding Celebrations with Indo-Western style Kurta Pajama - Get it from our stores and online at RAJWANSHI JAIPUR
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Kids Dresses |  Kids Boys Clothing | Ethnic Wear Kurta Sets | Indian Wear Online - Sundari Silks
Exuding class and comfort, this Ikat Cotton Shirt in blue with bull embroidery and a simple white dhoti will bring in the festive mood and joy to your little prince.
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TOP TIPS TO STYLE AN ANARKALI SUIT FOR VARIOUS OCCASIONS!
When it comes to Indian wear, your mind would naturally move to the gorgeous Anarkali suits. It is categorized under ethnic wear that is loved by women of almost every age group. Not to mention, the comfort and beauty it adds to your authentic self is surreal. Anarkali suits are quite popular among celebrities, fashionistas, and everyone else because of their traditional yet modern look, design, and iconic thread work.
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Can you write one where Harry and reader going bazar for festive shopping. I love all your imagines and desi one are prolly my fav.
WE ALL DESIS KNOW THAT DUDE WOULDNT LAST A SECOND IN OUR BAZARS, HE MIGHT CRY.
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When Y/N slid a shy invitation towards Harry to come along her back her homeland to celebrate Diwali with her and her family that guy didn’t waste a second and jumped on the opportunity.
Being with his girlfriend and getting to see where she was born, grew up and spent half of her life? It couldn’t be better.
Though the moment they landed at Udaipur where her family booked a hotel in great love for the beauty of city Harry was dragged away from his lovie and was warmly welcomed by her family.
Anytime they'd get to spend time together and sneak into eachother’s room someone would become their proper enemy and interrupt them.
So, now when Y/N pried him away from her Dadi who’s giving the poor boy a lecture of how the British colonised the South Asia and took half of her gold bricks away from her Haveli (mansion) Harry sincerely apologised from their behalf.
He wolf whistles at her when they’re out of everyone’s sight, she’s wearing a short kurta with flared pants the deep v-neckline of it giving a pretty view of her cleavage and Harry really just wants to kiss her so bad.
He couldn’t though— else he’ll be banned from the city itself.
“Where are we going missy?” He smiles as Y/N unlocks the car and is caught by surprise when she leans in to buckle her belt and Harry quickly steals a chaste kiss from her, “Oops had a little stumble right there..”
“You really trying to be in trouble.” Y/N chuckles, face heating up when she struggled to keep the Chunri dupatta draping on her body from slipping down her shoulders again and again but Harry came to her rescue – gentle fingers tucking it back, “Thank you.” She says softly pulling the roof of convertible down. It’s quite a bingo if you got a rich uncle who loves you very much.
“We're going to bazar for some shopping, don’t leave my hand okay? You might get lost.” She grins teasingly and Harry rolls his eyes pulling his Ray-ban down from the mess of his curls the change in atmosphere has quite got to them.
“’kay mommy.” He mutters jamming his fingers already to play something on radio and it’s back to back romantic songs from Sharukh Khan’s movies, he felt like the proper main character.
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He’s like a literal excited puppy roaming around the narrow streets of bazar with Y/N. Everything around vividly colourful as if he’s watching it with pink heart glasses.
It’s rushy. People bumping in him. Some shopkeepers almost dragging him inside their shops and showing him Sarris with their top-tier famous comment of, “Brother buy it for your misses if you really actually love her.” How Harry couldn’t? when they were such lovely with him and Y/N was just shaking her head at him standing near one of the stalls of handmade shoes as he stepped out and showed her the bag with a sheepish shrug.
“You sure you don’t need me to fan you?” She giggles, swiping the lasts of spicy Imli from the plastic paper and sucks it off her thumb, “I’m gonna have pregnant tonsils in morning that’s sure.” His nose skewers up when his throat becomes all tingly from licking his fingers clean and feeling his tongue all funky from the tangy taste of it.
His silk blouse’s getting sweaty from his back and armpits but for Y/N’s sake and to enjoy all of this he doesn’t give in to her polite offers to return back.
“Oye Harry! Come here, help me choose!” Y/N yells from far wiggling the prettily jewelled jhumkas up infront of him, whilst he’s too lost and acting a proper damn Brit refusing to come out from the shop of spices.
He threw the same tantrum when Y/N lugged him away from the group of teenager boys showing him how to make kites and play with marbles.
“Which one?” She bounces on her toes excitedly and he giggles stealing her Kachori from where she put it in her line of sight, “Buhkad!” She pouts because he had two already and a bowl of Falooda all to himself.
“Definitely this one, Lovie.” He smirks through a mouthful pointing the crimson cut earnings and Y/N smiles timidly forgetting that he’s her food thief when he reaches over and takes it from her hand making her wear it himself.
“So pretty..” He breathes out stroking her wrist in fond strokes and takes the tiny mirror from the women seller showing her that his statement’s infact true.
She giggles as he wiggles the mirror purposely to annoy her with the rainbow streaks melting on her face.
They parked the car to an isolated spot and moved to backseat clumsily to watch the beautiful sunset of her homeland, the serenity and warmth of tangerine pink sunshine melting Y/N into Harry’s chest as he cuddles her into him.
“You had fun?” She asks with hopeful bright eyes.
“Absolutely.” He grins lazily and tiredly petting her hair, his chest vibrating with his rasp.
“Now I know what they meant with ‘homeland is where you always want to be’,” He whispers. Sunlight dancing along the golden glow of city lights that bounces of the crystal lakes.
“You. Your heart. Is my homeland.” Y/N feels her heart racing in her ears. The intimacy of his words seeping in each of her bones and igniting it to a radiant spark – they’ve never felt this happy without eachother.
His lips loves every tiny soft detail of her face and couldn’t resist but to stop him and give a big fat benevolent smooch to his pretty mouth.
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