There was a boy named Arjun who had always kept to himself. He was quiet, thoughtful, and never really thought about love until he met Aisha. She was the kind of girl who could light up an entire room just by walking in. Her laughter, her kindness, the way she treated everyone like they mattered—it all struck Arjun deeply. From the moment he saw her, something in his heart shifted. 💓
But there was one problem: Aisha didn’t know he existed.
Every day, Arjun would see her at college, sitting with her friends, always surrounded by people. He would watch her from afar, his heart skipping a beat every time she smiled. 🌸 She was everything he had never thought he needed, yet she felt so far out of his reach.
He wasn’t bold enough to approach her. Instead, he found joy in the little things—like the way her hair danced in the wind 🌬️ as she walked across the campus, or how she would tilt her head slightly when she was deep in thought. He’d sit in the corner of the library, stealing glances at her, hoping one day she’d notice him. 📚
One day, fate gave him a brief moment. Aisha dropped her notebook on the way to class, and Arjun rushed to pick it up. His heart raced as he handed it to her. "Thank you!" she said with a radiant smile, her eyes sparkling like stars. 🌟 For a second, he thought maybe, just maybe, she saw him. But she walked away, back to her world, while Arjun was left standing there with his heart full of unsaid feelings. 😔
Every time he saw her after that, his feelings grew stronger. But he couldn’t bring himself to tell her. How could he, when she seemed so happy, so perfect, without him? So, he loved her from a distance, cherishing every fleeting glance, every accidental brush past her. 💞
Days turned into months, and Arjun kept his love hidden. He’d write about her in his notebook 📖, pour his heart out in words that she would never read. His love was pure, unselfish. He didn’t want to disturb her happiness. He just wanted to be close, even if it meant she’d never know the depth of his feelings. 🌹
It was a love that would never be spoken, but one that would live in his heart forever. 💔
