The cold evening air embraced Edward and Anna as they left the restaurant. Stepping closer to Edward's bike, they were eager to get going again. But when they got closer to the motorcycle, Edward sensed a problem. It appeared as though the bike decided to take an unplanned vacation and would not start. A little agitated, Edward groaned and pulled for his phone, planning to make an emergency call. But Anna stopped him cold, her smile hinting at mischief. She whispered, "Ruko, Edward(Wait, Edward)," her eyes glimmering with resolve. "Mera vichaar behatar hai. Aaie hum apani repair svayan kare)My idea is better. Let's do our own repair._" Edward arched an eyebrow, a little doubtful. "Ise hum hi theek kare? Anna, yah kisi mechanic ke upakaran saath laane jaisa nahi hai(Mend it on our own? Anna, this isn't like bringing along a mechanic's equipment.)" Anna gestured to the little store next to them. "Achcha, agar hum us dukaan se ek toolbox aur kuch giyar le len to kaisa rahega? Main ise prabandhit karane mein aapaki sahaayata karoonga. Main vaada karata hoon ki mere paas kuch kaushal hai(Well, how about we take a toolbox and some gears out of that shop? I will help you manage it. I promise I have some skills.)" Intrigued by Anna's self-assurance, Edward made the decision to try it. As they entered the store, Anna gave them an explanation of the equipment and materials they would require. Edward took what she indicated, wondering how successful this spur-of-the-moment fix would be. Anna returned to the bike and took charge. Edward listened as she examined the engine, breaking down each step. Her hands moved with such precision that it seemed like she was born to repair motorcycles. She exuded confidence and attention. Edward was amazed by her abilities and watched in wonder. "Mujhe nahi pata tha ki tum cheejon ko theek karane mein lagi ho, Anna(I didn't know you were into fixing things, Anna)," he said, passing her the instruments. Anna laughed. "Mujhe lagata hai ki mujhe hamesha ek ladakiyon vaali ladaki ke bajaay ek tomboy maana gaya hai. Mera maanana ​​hai ki mainne apane Papa ka anukaran kiya ki mujhe apane haath gande karane mein aanand aata tha. Yadi aap ise abhi sthir rakhenge to hamaari yah baik kuch hi samay mein ghuraghuraane lagegi(I guess I've always been considered as a tomboy rather than a girly girl. I believe I took after my dad in that I enjoyed to get my hands dirty. We'll have this bike purring in no time if you keep this steady now.)" Together, they worked, their banter and giggles carried by the brisk evening breeze. Though initially skeptical, Edward was won over not only by Anna's skill at fixing the bike but also by her sincere happiness with it. The bike surged to life after a few minutes it seemed like a mix of team spirit and love. Anna triumphantly smiled and used an old cloth to wipe her hands. "Aapaka kaam ho gaya, Edi. Naye jaisa utkrsht(You're done, Edi. Excellent as new)," she exclaimed, a gleam in her eye. Edward had to suppress a smile. "Anna,aap mujhe surprise karana kabhi nahi chodate. Yah sabase achchi cheezon mein se ek hai jo mainne kabhi dekhi hai, chaahe tomboy ho ya nahi(you never cease to surprise me. That's one of the coolest things I've ever seen, tomboy or not.)" Anna's giggle rang through the night as they sped away, the motor humming smoothly beneath them. Their journey together was made even more unforgettable by this spontaneous and celebratory moment. The city lights flickered in the distance, illuminating the quiet streets with a pleasant glow as the duo rode away. Edward was overcome with a newfound sense of admiration for Anna. Not only had the impromptu repair session restored the bike, but it had also shown him an until now unknown side of Anna. "Anna,aapake paas vaastav mein kuch adbhut kshamataen hai(you really have some amazing abilities there)," Edward remarked, still taking everything in. Anna laughed and her eyes gleamed with pleasure mixed with pride. "Well, Mr. Mysterious,aapane kabhi nahi poochha. Aashchary mujhame prachur maatra mein hai(you never asked. Surprises abound in me.)" Edward had nothing to argue against that. "You are, for sure. Mujhe bataen ki main phir kabhi tumhari kshamataon ko kamatar na aankoon(Tell me not to undervalue your abilities ever again.)" As she expertly navigated the bike through the narrow lanes, Anna's laughter echoed throughout the night. Edward clung to her, enjoying the rush of the moment as much as ensuring his safety. As they hurried ahead, the fresh breeze fluttered over their hair and the city lights became indistinct rainbows. "Edward, let's spill the beans out. College mein koi romantic rishta? Girlfriend vivaad(Any romantic relationships in college? Girlfriend conflict?)" Anna winked mischievous reflections in her eyes. Edward laughed, thinking back to the old days. "Haan, prashansak to bahut the, lekin koi gambheer nahi tha. Main hamesha apani shiksha ko lekar adhik chintit rahata tha aur anaavashyak naatako se bhi door rahata tha(Yes, there were many admirers, but nothing serious. I was always more concerned with my education and, well, staying away from unnecessary drama.)" Anna gave him a joking look. "Huh,naatak se parahej? Ab tum dekho, tum mere saath phans gae ho(avoiding drama? Look at you now, you're stuck with me.)" Warmth flared in Edward's eyes. "And I wouldn't have it any other way." 

(Hairat-Anjaana Anjaani)

Dheemi dheemi

Chalne lagi hai ab hawaein

Dheemi dheemi

Khulne lagi hai aaj raahein

Rangne lage hai manzil ko

Jaane ke raah saare

Jaise aasmaan ke cheente pade hoon

Banke sitaare

Dheemi dheemi

Roshni si beh rahi hai

In hawaon mein yahan

Hairat hairat hairat hai

Tu hai toh har ek lamha khoobsurat hai

Hairat hairat hairat hai

Tu hai toh har ek lamha khoobsurat hai

Shaam thi koi joh noor aa gaya

Yahan ho gayi hai subah

Raat ka naam-o-nishaan tak nahi kahin

Hai sehar har jagah

Khoyi khoyi khwabon mein

Chupi chupi khwaishein

Naram se ret pe

Geeli geeli baarishein

Lipta hoon raahon mein

Raahon ki baahon mein

Hai ab meri jagah

Kal pe chha gaya dhuan

Yeh joh pal naya hua

Ho gayi shuru nayi daastan

Hairat hairat hairat hai

Tu hai toh har ek lamha khoobsurat hai

Hairat hairat hairat hai

Tu hai toh har ek lamha khoobsurat hai

Dheemi dheemi

Chalne lagi hai ab hawaein

Dheemi dheemi

Khulne lagi hai aaj raahein

Rangne lage hai manzil ko

Jaane ke raah saare

Jaise aasmaan ke cheente pade hoon

Banke sitaare

Dheemi dheemi

Roshni si beh rahi hai

In hawaon mein yahan

Hairat hairat hairat hai

Tu hai toh har ek lamha khoobsurat hai

Hairat hairat hairat hai

Tu hai toh har ek lamha khoobsurat hai

English:

Slowly slowly

Now the winds have started to blow

Slowly slowly

Today the paths have started to open up

Colouring the destination

Are all the paths

As if the marks in the sky

Are that of the stars

Slowly slowly

There is light flowing

In the winds out here

It's very surprising

That every moment is beautiful with you

It's very surprising

That every moment is beautiful with you

It was evening when a light came along

And it turned into morning

There was no sign of night anywhere

It's morning everywhere

In the lost dreams

There are hidden desires

On the soft sand

In the wet rainfall

I'm tied up in the paths

In the arms of the paths

Is now my place

There is fog scattered on tomorrow

This moment has become a new one

And a new story has started

It's very surprising

That every moment is beautiful with you

It's very surprising

That every moment is beautiful with you

Slowly slowly

Now the winds have started to blow

Slowly slowly

Today the paths have started to open up

Colouring the destination

Are all the paths

As if the marks in the sky

Are that of the stars

Slowly slowly

There is light flowing

In the winds out here

It's very surprising

That every moment is beautiful with you

It's very surprising

That every moment is beautiful with you

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The enthusiasm and vivid colors of Edward's friends were ablaze as the planning for the Diwali-themed wedding got underway. Edward took control of planning the celebration for Juhi, Anna's best friend and his cousin. Edward is known for his meticulous planning abilities. The entrance hall was adorned with elaborate rangoli designs, the home was strung with sparkling lights, and the air was filled with the aroma of traditional treats and sweets. Wearing a kurta, Edward slipped elegantly between the jobs, making sure everything was ready for the party. Anna added her artistic touch to the décor with a similar passion. Together, they created gorgeous flower arrangements and incorporated unique elements that told the couple's love story. Edward was in awe of Anna's talent for design and the ease with which she combined traditional components with modern aesthetics. With the fading light of day and the twinkling of fairy lights, the courtyard became a mystical place as dusk drew in. The soon-to-be couple stood before a stage decked out in shimmering draperies and marigold garlands. He agreed with Juhi's family's demand to convert him because she was Hindu. This was a Hindu wedding for this reason. Edward grinned at Anna as he took a step back to observe their labor of love. "This is going to be spectacular, thanks to you." Anna smiled, happiness shining in her eyes as she and her life partner created something lovely. "Edward, teamwork. Yah sab sahayog se aata hai(It all comes down to collaboration.)" Guests started to show up, adding to the rainbow of hues with their colorful traditional attire. As the ceremonial lamp was lit to begin the celebration, laughter, and delight filled the air. Edward and Anna were the perfect hosts for the course of the evening, making sure that every guest experienced their warmth and friendliness. 

They planned traditional dances, had animated discussions, and made sure the newlyweds were the life of the party. Edward and Anna couldn't help but be amazed at the outcome of their joint efforts as the evening progressed, full of dancing, music, and the festive atmosphere of Diwali. Thanks to Edward and Anna's love, care, and creativity, the Diwali-themed wedding became a treasured experience for everyone who attended, including the newlyweds. Inspired by the game they'd prepared, Edward and Anna decided to organize "The Eternal Flame" for the couples gathered as the colorful Diwali-themed ceremony began. The location was decked out with festive lights, vibrant rangolis, and the delicious smell of homemade sweets. With contagious smiles, the couple welcomed their friends and relatives while wearing magnificent Diwali apparel. Edward took the mic, a playful grin in his eye. "Prakaash aur Prem ke is tyohaar ka hissa banane ke liye, deviyo aur sajjano, dhanyavaad. Hamane apane bheetar romantic aag jalaane ke liye aaj ek vishesh game  ki yojana banai hai(Thank you, ladies and gentlemen, for being a part of this festival of light and love. We have a special game planned for today to light the romantic fires within us.)" "Aur agar koi chingaari udati hai, to yah khel ka sirf ek hissa hai(And if any sparks fly, it's just part of the game)," Anna cheerfully remarked. The couples crowded around, excited as Edward broke down the guidelines for 'The Eternal Flame.' A clue sheet, a personalized "diya," and a tiny basket filled with Diwali lights were given to each pair. "Chalo pyaar ki talaash shuru kare! Un diyon ki talaash kare, aur unake andar ke aakarshak sandesho ko padhana yaad rakhen(Let the quest for love begin! Seek out those 'diyas,' and remember to read the charming messages inside.)" The couples eagerly scattered out, looking for secret 'diyas' and enjoying the surprise of finding treasured notes. As each pair revealed their individual notes, laughter reverberated across the space. In the midst of the chaos, Edward smiled mischievously at Anna. Whispering, Edward declares, "Tumhe pata hai, mainne sirph hamaare liye ek atirikt vishesh diya chupaaya tha(You know, I hid an extra special 'diya' just for us.)" Anna's grinning. "You sneaky one!Netrtv karo, mere priy(Take the lead, my beloved.)" She set out on their own romantic journey and enjoyed a little moment amidst the celebrations. When they discovered the "diya" buried there, Edward took out a note and read it out loud. Edward reads. "Us vyakti ke liye jo mere sabase andhere dino ko roshan karata hai aur meri duniya ko roshan karata hai - meri shaashvat lau, Anna(To the one who brightens my darkest days and lights up my world – my eternal flame, Anna.)" Touched by the words, Anna gave Edward a grin. As this was going on, other couples exchanged notes, with some giggling over internal jokes and others crying with joy over the depth of their mutual feelings. The activity carried on with couples creating cooperative rangolis, each of them adding their own touch to a vibrant work of art. Whispered vows and spontaneous dances were among the amusing touches provided by romantic challenges. 'The Eternal Flame' evolved from a game into a celebration of love, humor, and the enduring connection that exists between couples as the evening goes on. A Diwali celebration to remember for years to come, the air was full of the warmth of shared moments and the flickering splendor of innumerable "diyas." The unexpected danger that emerged broke the festive mood of the Diwali-themed wedding. The defective firecracker set Anna's hand on fire, and everyone present at the wedding panicked. Heart racing, Edward charged at Anna, instincts taking over to keep the woman he loved safe. With terror in his voice, he cried out, "Anna!" She screamed in pain as the flames danced across her hand. Edward instantly put his arms over her, putting out the fire and protecting her from more damage. The others sprang for buckets of water and hurriedly drenched Anna's damaged hand to put out the last of the flames. The sound of sparks and water sizzling rippled across the atmosphere. Anna and Edward were surrounded by worried expressions; the unexpected tragedy had soured their holiday mood. Daniel, Edward's cousin brother, looked over the remains of the firework, his expression growing grave. "Yah koi saadhaaran galati nahi thi. Isame chedachaad ki gai thi. Yah jaanaboojhakar kiya gaya krty hai, koi durghatana nahi(This wasn't just a simple mistake. It had been tampered with. It's an intentional act, not an accident.)" The idea that someone had purposefully tampered with the firecracker, endangering Anna's life, sent shivers down the crowd. The guests exchanged anxious looks, and the joyous atmosphere gave way to a melancholy tension. Edward embraced Anna securely, showing her that he was both relieved and worried. "Aisa kuch kaun karega(Who would do something like this?)" he questioned out loud as he looked around the gathering for any troubling expressions. The pair stood together as the turmoil subsided, surrounded by friends and family who now also shared their concern for Anna's safety. The incident clouds the joyous occasion, making everyone nervous and posing questions about why such a risky conduct was committed. Edward's fear hung over the quiet conversation and worried looks around them like a thick mist. He held Anna close to his heart, remembering how close he had been to losing her. He asked, his voice a mix of relief and lingering worry, "Anna,tum theek ho(are you okay?)" Despite her suffering, Anna managed a comforting grin. "It's alright, Edward." She answered, "Bas thoda sa hil gaya(Just a little shaken)," her eyes expressing her concern. Edward felt a wave of protectiveness wash over him. "Hame isame doshi ki pahachaan karani chaahiye(We must identify the culprit in this.)" Whispering to Anna, "Yah surakshit nahi hai(It's not safe)," he looked around attentively as though seeking to spot a possible threat. Daniel, meantime, seized command of the circumstance. "Hame adhikaariyon ko isake prati sachet karana hoga(We have to alert the authorities of this.)" He said in a serious tone, "Yah mahaz ek mazaak nahi hai; yah kisi ko nukasaan pahunchaane ka jaanaboojhakar kiya gaya prayaas hai(This isn't just a prank; it's a deliberate attempt to harm someone.)" With a nod of assent, Anna realized how serious the issue was. "Lekin kaun mujhe chot pahunchaana chaahega(But who would want to hurt me?)" she exclaimed out loud, her eyes darting over the throng with a mixture of mistrust and perplexity. Edward continued to hold her hand, unable to get rid of the terror that persisted in his heart. "Anna,mujhase vaada karo ki tum atirikt khyaal rakhoge(promise to me that you'll take extra care.)" His voice trembled with vulnerability as he said, "Main tumhe khone ka vichaar bardaasht nahi kar sakata(I can't bear the thought of losing you.)" Anna gave him a comforting squeeze. "Edward,hum ek saath isase nipatenge(we'll get through this together.)" With a faint but sincere smile, she answered, "Main kaheen nahi ja raha(I'm not going anywhere.)" The couple's love turned into a source of strength and resolve in the face of an unexpected threat as the events transpired, drawing them into a web of doubt and peril. Edward and Anna strolled home with their fingers intertwined to symbolize their love, the night air heavy with the scent of Diwali celebrations. But under all the festive enthusiasm was an unspoken anxiety, a hangover from the almost disastrous firecracker explosion. Edward was unable to get rid of the disturbing vision of the sparks flying toward Anna as soon as they entered their apartment. Every shadow seemed to whisper a reminder of life's frailty, and his heart raced. Sensing his discomfort, Anna squeezed his hand gently. "Edward,hum ghar vaapas aa gae hai. Hum surakshit hai(we're back home. We're safe.)" Edward escorted Anna inside, but his steps were shaky despite her comforting words. Candles glowing and the lingering signs of their celebrations during Diwali created an ambiance. Anna saw the concern written all over Edward's face. "Edward,ek pal ke liye mere saath baitho(sit with me for a moment.)" As they took a seat on the couch, Anna grasped Edward's hands in an effort to keep him steady. "Main jaanata hoon ki yah bhayaavah tha, lekin hum yahaan ek saath hai. Kuch nahi hua(I know it was frightening, but we're here together. Nothing happened.)" Edward had a quivering voice. "Mainne socha... mujhe laga ki main tumhe khone ja raha hoon, Anna(I thought... I thought I was going to lose you, Anna.)" Anna gently retorted, "Edward,tum mujhe nahi khooge. Main yaheen rahane ke liye aaya hoon aur kahi nahi ja raha hoon(you won't lose me. I am here to stay and I am not going anywhere.)" Edward felt his shoulders start to relax after hearing Anna's consoling remarks. But the terror was still there in his eyes. Anna took command, seeing through his weakness and leading him to the bedroom. "Chalo thoda aaraam kar len, chalo. Hum kal ek saath nae din ka saamana karenge(Let's get some rest, come on. We'll face the new day together tomorrow.)" Edward's sense of protectiveness persisted as they moved into the bedroom. His delicate touch was infused with a sense of urgency to keep Anna safe as he helped her change into cozy pajamas. "Anna,tum mere liye sab kuch ho. Main tumhe khone ka vichaar sahan nahi kar pa raha hoon(you are everything to me. I'm unable to bear the idea of losing you.)" Anna gave a calm smile. "Main yahaan rahane ke liye hoon aur main yahaan se nahi jaoonga. Aaie isase aage badhe aur us par dhyaan kendrit kare jo hamaare paas pahale se hai(I am here to stay and I will not be leaving. Let's go past this and concentrate on what we already have.)" Edward made sure Anna was safely encased in blankets before tucking her into bed. A quiet vow to treasure every second they had together and protect their love from any doubts lingered as he planted a gentle kiss on her forehead. Slowly, the room took on an air of serenity that comes only from the comfort of shared vulnerability. The warm light was cast by the flickering candles, signifying perseverance, optimism, and the unquenchable flame of their love.