T* pyaar hai kisi aur ka

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• From Jannat To Jahannum    Matlabi

  "I need time, Mayur- I am just twenty- too young to be taking decisions as such!" I try to explain. I am at a loss of words at his confession. I should be over the moon by the fact that Mayur always liked me back. Mayur Sehgal likes me. But for some reason, I am more confused about my feelings for him than ever.If we get together and end up on bad terms, that would become too hard to handle. It'd be awkward because we'll still be seeing each other a lot. And I don't want us to become like that. Atharv would be torn in choosing sides if we ever fight, as lovers, I mean. It would change everything. And I hate changes more than anything.How come a decision that shouldn't be changing anything in my life, might end up changing everything?Could I really risk that? I ask myself. No, I definitely need to think it through over many things. Mayur nods, "Of course, take your time, there's no rush. I know, you are really y

• From Jannat To Jahannum    Haaye bhagwan

  "Is he," I gulp in the tears which started to pool in my eyes, pointing at Ayaan, "Is he here, for real?"Ayaan burst out laughing as he came to take me in his arms. Mayur scoffs before leaving the room. His arms felt like coming home after so long even though it's the first time he ever hugged me. I can't believe that he is front of my eyes and I'm in his arms. A tear escapes my eye when he ruffles my hair. "Aw, look at you being all soft when you act all strong.""I can't believe this," Sitara sighs, "Are you really crying now? I thought you'd be jumping on him excitedly!"Ayaan pulls away as soon as he hears Sitara. I don't look him in the eye, instead I hide my face because I don't like people seeing me cry. Ayaan cups my face and bends to see my face which I turn away. "Aw, why are you crying?" He cooes, "I can't believe- hey, stop crying and look at me, Heaven. Do you think I came all the way her

• From Jannat To Jahannum    Aashiq surrender hua

  Summer's sun is shining in the morning but left burns by afternoon. And shopping in this weather isn't something I'd do but Mayur's engagement is to be done as soon as possible. Sitara didn't seem to get tired at all while I am sweating like a pig.There's so much yet to buy and my legs are barely holding me straight. I couldn't count the amount of shops we visited in a single day because Atharv wanted everything perfect for Mayur. He seemed more excited than Mayur, who's trying his best to keep up with his best friend and mine.Sitara and Atharv are similar when it came to shopping, they never get tired. On the other hand, Mayur and I aren't the same. We both sit around and let them do the shopping as they want. Mayur isn't as picky as Atharv so he just approved whatever Atharv threw on his face to try.I sat there looking around the shop. It's men's section so there isn't much that's exciting for me. It only it's accesso

• From Jannat To Jahannum    Tere bin ek din jaise sau saal hai

  Exams became excuses to avoid Mayur, Anvesha, Ayaan, Adnan, Sameer, Atharv. Almost everyone. Sitara and Mitra are the only ones who I spend time with anymore. It is a late Thursday evening, I could hear the chirps of the burds returning home as the sun set decorated the sky with orange. I sat in a chair in the terrace trying to concentrate on my textbooks instead of thinking too much. Sitara sipped on her chai as Mitra's eating the biscuits. My chai went cold and the layer of malay was more than distracting. I didn't like malai at all, it spoils the mood to drink tea for me. I haven't seen anyone who actually liked that in their tea. Sighing, I turned to look at the sky which was turning darker as each minute passed by. Usually friends, sunsets and tea make the perfect evenings. But today, I am not in the mood even though Mitra who rarely came to my house is sitting beside me.

• From Jannat To Jahannum    T* pyaar hai kisi aur ka

  Monday came rolling in and I thanked heavens for letting the weekend vanish into air. I am back into college hours and that means, less Mayur to face. Mitra and I are eating chilli paneer in front of Sitara's new dieting plan to tempt her into giving up."It's not going to work," She gritted her teeth, probably asking the God to cut down today's time in lunch hours. I grin, "Pay back for leaving me alone yesterday!"She scoffs and tries not to look at us as we eat making weird sounds. Sitara loves Paneer, almost as much as she loves Panipuri but she decided to diet to put down some weight even though she's thinner than me. Leave it to Sitara to call me chubby in every language possible.I offer her a bite but then glared at me before stomping her way out of the canteen. I snicker as Mitra tries not to laugh like a hyena. Mitra is one of those people whose laugh is funnier than the

• From Jannat To Jahannum    Tera hasna, teri gaali

  Satan calling..."Are you going to ignore him forever?" Sitara asks me as she removes her makeup, being done for the day.I shrug, "He needs a little ignoring from my side.""And, what about Mayur? He was saying that he was sorry since I came here this evening!" She turns to me, used cotton balls in her hand.I roll my eyes at his mention. He is someone who should be sorry. How could I just let it slide after today's events? I could forgive him for last night's drunken words but he was fully sober- morever, he betrayed me by invading my privacy!My phone stops ringing and Sitara's phone starts ringing. Her ringtone, Baby shark, makes me roll my eyes when I see the caller ID. Now that devil is blowing up her phone. "If you answer it, make sure you say that I'm busy videocalling someone!" I say as I grab my laptop."Who exactly would you be videoc