Me: What a story, Rudra.
I had never heard such a beautiful love story.
You both did stick to each other till today, not physically but mentally, and I hope that you both love each other till the very end.
Do you regret that you couldn’t marry Maya?
Do you feel lonely?
I mean, you could just run away with Maya and your life would be a completely new story?
Rudra: No, I’m not lonely at all.
I don’t regret not marrying Maya.
Sometimes things are just meant to be as they are. Instead of accepting the truth, we don’t have a lot of choices left for us.
I could easily run away with her and both our lives would be so different today.
We would be happy together.
If we had taken that step, then our future might have been very bright but the future of two families would have been ruined and they would have to face it in society.
The humiliation, the embarrassment,
Disrespect in society they would have to face.
Instead of making that choice, we both couldn’t do anything.
It was either we ran away or take the blow to ourselves.
We both collectively took the decision.
Neither do I regret it and, hopefully, nor does Maya.
Me: In the end, everything happens for our own good. Destiny sure does play its part, which is inevitable.
The way you handled it;
I don’t think there would be any better way.
Okay, then I shall leave now.
It’s late.
Thanks for the lovey evening.
Rudra: Hope to have more.
Bye.
Me: (After getting home I was sleeping on my bed and only one thought was going on in my mind.
How eternal and how true a love can be.
It takes so much to love someone for your entire life.)