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The night has just begun my love...
34-Mine!
Aariz
‘I miss you...’ We both sighed at the same time and chuckled.
We had been talking all night. It was the wee hours of morning now and we were in no mood to keep the phone down.
‘So you miss me too, hmm? Shall I come to pick you for college today?’ I asked suggestively.
‘As if, we can come from and go to college together!’ scoffed Sanu, and then went on, ‘Why are you sounding so husky right now?’
‘Maybe because I have been up all night or maybe talking to you turn on my mood, my voice...me?’ I smirked.
‘God...Why did I even ask?!’ She sighed in irritation but I knew she was blushing.
Chuckling slightly, I tried to convince her,
‘C'mon! I’ll park a little far from your house and I’ll drop you a little away from the college. Nobody will see us together.’ I was satisfied with this plan.
‘Instead of doing all this, let me come on my own. We'll directly meet in college. Please? For today?’
How could I refuse when she pleads so cutely?
‘Ohkay!’ I groaned rolling over on my bed and added, ‘But make it fast sweetheart. Now only three hours to go for your first lecture and I want to meet you before lectures start.’
‘For that you’ll have to keep the phone down.’ Now my Sani sounded husky.
‘You can also do that Miss.’
‘Yes, but I don't want to!’ grumbled Sanu and I could feel her pouting on the other end.
‘I want you.’ I sighed lovingly.
‘Okay.’ Sanu murmured back shyly.
‘You have to say something in answer.’ I told her pointedly.
‘I know.’
‘Then say?’ I nudged.
When she just giggled, I went on annoyed,
‘You did not even call me by my new nickname once! Though I tried to make you say it all night!’
‘Nah...Not now. Bye!’ saying this Sanu just kept giggling and suddenly even that stopped.
And I stared at the phone,
Huh? Disconnected! Saa...ni! What will I do with you?
Shaking my head, I got down from the bed to get ready after our sleepless night.
Reaching the college and getting some work done, I made my way upstairs knowing Sani might be waiting. I used the back staircase we had decided on, as hardly anyone ever used it.
I had just gone up two floors when I came to a halt. There stood Sahil at a corner chatting and laughing merrily with Sani. My Sani!
