Amar and Zada's Sunday date was off to a delightful start. They had resolved their misunderstandings and were now relishing the opportunity to spend the whole day together.

As they strolled through a sun-dappled park, Amar couldn't resist flashing his trademark mischievous smirk at Zada.

"Amar, what's that look for?" Zada asked, her eyes twinkling.

"Oh, just thinking about how lucky I am to be here with you, Mirrie," Amar replied, playfully tucking a strand of her hair behind her ear.

Zada blushed and bumped her shoulder into his.

"Don't you dare start your google pick up line now." She said playfully, though she absolutely loves it when he uses such flirty lines. She knew they weren't his own words, but still hearing those from him makes her feel happy.

They found a cosy spot near a serene pond, where they settled down on a blanket, gazing at the reflection of the sky in the water.

"Let's hope this date doesn't turn out to be a disaster like our previous picnic." Amar said dryly and Zada chuckled remembering their first date. It was such a disaster, but the most memorable one ever.

Amar couldn't help but be captivated by Zada's radiance.

"You know, Mirrie, you are like the sun, lighting up my world." Amar said and Zada rolled her eyes.

"Flattery will get you everywhere, Amar." Zada played along with a mischievous smile.

"Everywhere sounds like a good place to be." Amar leaned in closer, his voice a sultry whisper.

Their laughter mingled with the soft rustling of leaves as they savoured their coffee and pastries, lost in each other's company.

The world around them faded into the background as they shared secrets, dreams, and whispered sweet nothings.

Zada sighed contentedly, her fingers tracing patterns on the picnic blanket.

"I can't believe how wonderful this day is turning out to be." Zada said dreamily.

"It's just the beginning, Mirrie. I have got a whole day of surprises planned for you." Amar grinned, leaning in even closer.

"Oh, do tell!" Zada's eyes sparkled with curiosity.

"Hmm, should I give you a hint?" Amar playfully tapped his finger against his lips, pretending to think.

"Please do." Zada leaned in, her lips barely an inch from his.

Amar couldn't resist the temptation any longer and he closed the gap between them and kissed her gently.

"The biggest surprise is how much I adore you, Mirrie." Amar said, chuckling as he thought what a playboy he was before meeting Zada and how his life has changed upside down after a single meet with this girl before him.

After meeting her, he hadn't even been able to look at another girl. Even such a thought didn't cross his mind ever. And that's really surprising, considering what a committed playboy he was.

"Well, that's the best surprise of all." Zada smiled against his lips, her heart fluttering. The guy everyone in the university wanted. And he is hers. Hers alone. Zada felt her heart ready to burst out in happiness.

After their intimate moment, they decided to explore the park further, holding hands and stopping occasionally to take pictures of each other and then some selfies together. Zada noticed a group of children flying kites in an open field.

Amar and Zada watched the children in the distance as they ran, their colourful kites dancing in the sky. Zada turned to Amar with a mischievous glint in her eye.

"You know, Amar, I haven't flown a kite in years. It used to be one of my favourite things to do as a kid."

Amar's eyes lit up with excitement.

"Well, Mirrie, it just so happens that I have got a little surprise for you." He reached into his backpack and pulled out a brightly coloured kite, its tail fluttering in the breeze.

Zada's eyes widened in delight.

"You brought a kite? You really are full of surprises today!"

"I thought it might be fun, and I can't resist seeing that beautiful smile of yours. Also, I have seen a picture of you on Zian's phone. A nine year old pretty girl crying her lungs out because her kite string broke and she lost the kite." Amar winked at her.

Zada groaned, realising which picture Amar was talking about. Zayed and Aveline had taken the triplets out for a picnic and they had been flying the kites when Zada's kite string broke. Both Zahir and Zian had their kites within their hands. Even little Zaif had his kite safe. Only she lost it and she cried her lungs out. Her uncle Basim had taken a picture of her back then and they still tease her using that picture. She couldn't believe Amar out of all the people in the world managed to see that picture.

"I look ugly in that picture.." Zada grumbled in annoyance and Amar laughed out loudly.

"You looked cute.." Amar said, dropping a kiss on the tip of her nose.

With the kite in hand, they made their way to the open field where the children were flying their kites. They found a spot and began to unfurl the kite, their laughter filling the air as they worked together to assemble it.

As the kite soared into the sky, Amar and Zada couldn't help but feel a sense of exhilaration. The wind tugged at the string in Amar's hand, and the colourful kite danced and twirled above them.

"This is amazing, Amar! I forgot how much fun this can be." Zada couldn't contain her excitement.

"You make everything more fun, Mirrie." Amar grinned, his eyes fixed on the kite but his heart on Zada.

"Flattery again, Mr. Playboy?" Zada playfully nudged him.

"Can you blame me when I am with someone as incredible as you?" Amar said with a chuckle.

As they continued to fly the kite, they shared stories of their childhood, reminiscing about simpler times and carefree days spent outdoors. The sun was beginning its descent, casting a warm, golden hue over the field.

"You know, Mirrie, spending this day with you, resolving our misunderstandings, and now flying this kite together — it's all so beautiful." Amar's gaze never left Zada.

"I feel the same way, Amar. This day has been beyond anything I could have imagined." Zada's heart swelled with emotion as she looked into his eyes.

The kite soared higher and higher, and they revelled in the feeling of the wind in their hair and the joy of being together. The children in the field cheered as they saw the couple's kite dancing in the sky, and Amar and Zada couldn't help but laugh along with them.

As the sun dipped below the horizon, they carefully brought the kite back to the ground, their fingers brushing against each other as they worked together. They folded the kite and placed it back in Amar's backpack, sealing the memory of this perfect day.

Hand in hand, they walked back towards the park's exit, the glow of the setting sun casting long shadows. They knew that this date was not just a day of rekindled love but also a reminder of the simple joys in life.

"Mirrie, today has been a day to remember, but you know what the best part is?" Amar leaned in and whispered in Zada's ear.

"Tell me, Amar." Zada turned to him, her eyes filled with love.

"Knowing that every day with you will be just as incredible as today." Amar's voice was soft, filled with sincerity.

They shared a tender kiss under the fading light of the sun, their hearts soaring like the kite they had flown together.

As Amar stopped his motorcycle in front of Zada's apartment, her heartbeat rate picked up its pace.

"Do you want to come up and have coffee?" Zada asked, her heart racing. She knew what she was doing and she was ready for it. She knew Amar would wait however long she wanted. And now she trusts him completely. All her insecurities are gone. And she is ready to take the next step in their relationship.

"Uh I would love to." Amar said, nervous for the very first time in his life.

He parked the motorcycle in the apartment parking slot and with his heart, making a tattoo against his ribcage, he followed Zada towards the elevator, not knowing the storm that was coming their way.

A/n

Here goes the next shot!

Amar and his Mirrie are going to get caught soon. Zahir and Zian are on their way to meet their sister and its gonna be a disaster..

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