For those who wanted hot part....my apologies...nahi likha yrr ye emotional hai toh mann ni kiya isme likhne ka.
Vaise i can give all parts today if you all are willing.
Should i post all parts???
         

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That night they made love unaware of the fact that what will going to happen the next morning.

Randhir woke up in the morning as sunrays hit his face disturbing his slumber. He found the other side of bed empty. He got up quickly called her out but there was no response. Looking outside the window he spotted her with Abhimanyu. He froze at the spot seeing her going away from there. As soon as she disappeared a msg popped out in his mobile. It was from her. Which read " THANKS FOR EVERYTHING. I HAVE FOUND MY DESTINATION. GOODBYE AND GOODLUCK".

He felt bad. He felt used but his love for her overpowered every emotion. Maybe he was a rebound for a night for her. An escape maybe but for him she was what love meant in this world.
Sighing he went out from the hotel. A little relaxed that Abhimanyu accepted her and she went away with him. He decided to leave the country and persue what he wanted to.

Time passed by like a sand and it was a month they parted their ways. He still remembered her but she wasn't in contact as if she never knew him. It was until her mother came to him with a card of Sanaya's wedding.

Anju: beta ye sanyukta ko de dena.

Rd: par uski shaadi ho gyi hai. Me nahi de sakta. Or vaise bhi main kal jaa raha hu.

A sniff escaped her mouth listening to her daughters marriage news but she composed herself.

A: aap hi jaante ho beta wo kaha hai. Ho sake toh uss tak ye pahucha dena.

Randhir bade her a bye and decided to hand sanyukta the card. He didn't want to but his heart wanted to just have her look for once before leaving.

That day itself he went to the library where she worked but he got to know that she no longer worked there. He then walked towards Abhimanyu's office and weng to meet him.

Rd: ye sanyukta ko de dena. Uski behen ki shadi hai.

A: me kaise dun? I mean I don't know where she is.

Listening to him Randhir was rooted at his spot.