Instead of watching the sky turn golden, they found something even better—a quiet moment, just the two of them. 💕
With the bottle of wine 🍷 in hand, they settled down, cuddling in each other's arms, lying back as the world around them faded into soft twilight. There was no rush, no distractions, just the comfort of being together.
The only other souls around were a few people passing by, walking their dogs, lost in their own evening routines.
And in that moment, Somika realized—maybe the sunset wasn't what mattered after all. Maybe it was this. The stillness, the laughter, the warmth of his arms around her. The simple, unplanned moments that somehow felt just right. ✨
Sitting between his legs, leaning against his chest, they watched the already dawned sun fade into the horizon. It was picture-perfect the kind of moment straight out of a dream.
What more could a girl ask for? 💫
And then… something happened.
Something she never expected.
Any guesses, guys? 🤭
Yeah… any guesses?
He proposed. 😭💍
Right there, under the soft evening sky, Dhurba knelt down in front of her, took her hands in his, and with a steady voice, said the words that made her heart stop—
"I love you."
Somika's mind went blank. This isn't real. This can't be real. She had come here just to watch the sunset, something she had always dreamed of doing with her partner something she had never done before.
But this? This was beyond anything she could have imagined.
A moment that wasn't planned, wasn't rehearsed—just pure, raw, and absolutely perfect. ❤️✨
For a moment, time stood still.
Then, without hesitation, Somika did the same. ❤️
She knelt down in front of him, mirroring his gesture, her eyes locked onto his. And with all the love she had in her heart, she whispered—
"I love you too."
Dhurba's face lit up, a mix of surprise and pure happiness washing over him. It wasn't just him choosing her she was choosing him too.
To celebrate the moment, they did what felt most natural. They kissed. 💋✨
And to seal the memory forever, they clicked a picture - a picture of that kiss, of that perfect, unexpected moment. 📸💕
Dhurba, still lost in the magic of it all, made a promise right then and there—"I'm keeping this as my wallpaper."
But did he really?
Well… we'll find out soon. 😉📱
By the time they left, the night had already settled in. The excitement of the evening still lingered, but they were both craving the warmth of home.
Back at his place, they enjoyed a simple, homemade dinner, sharing laughter between bites. It wasn't anything extravagant, but it felt perfect—just the two of them, soaking in the joy of what had just happened. ❤️✨
As usual, they curled up together, put on a movie, and let the soft glow of the screen fill the room. 🎥🍿
But honestly? Neither of them was paying much attention.
Because tonight, nothing mattered more than each other.
And soon enough, wrapped in warmth and love, they drifted off to sleep. 💕🌙
It was just the beginning of their relationship, yet Dhurba was already making small but meaningful gestures. ❤️ One of them was choosing the perfect wallpaper for them both.
He had spent the entire day editing their pictures, adjusting the colors, perfecting every detail. And now, he sat beside Somika, asking her to pick her favorite.
It was such a simple act, yet it spoke volumes. It wasn't just about a picture—it was about creating something special, about holding on to the memories they were making.
But as their relationship deepened, so did the conversations.
Dhurba believed in honesty, in sharing everything—the good, the bad, and the past. He had told Somika from the start:
"Never lie to me. Whatever has happened, tell me. I will listen, and I will share mine too."
And true to his word, he did.
He told her about a girl from his past—the one he was supposed to marry during COVID. A girl he had chased, dreamed of a future with, imagined a home with. 🏡💭 But in the end, it didn't work out.
For him, it was just sharing a piece of his life, a way to build trust. But for Somika? It was something else entirely.
She wasn't sure if she could be as open about her past. Not because she wanted to lie, but because she was afraid.
What if he judged her?
What if he didn't trust her anymore?
What if she lost him?