Passionophoria

Havent read the Fifth Episode Yet?? Jump to  Episode 5 Take me to the  Episode 1 Episode 6 It had been almost three weeks since the meeting with Disha’s boyfriend. So much had changed since then. The first week I had consistently avoided her scooty ride to go to office. After that she stopped asking. I avoided going for lunch with her. And she stopped asking me out for shopping.  I limited my talks to only work related stuffs. She stopped texting me and started to spend more time on the phone with her boyfriend. A formal ‘hi’ and ‘bye’ was all that we had left between us. However, Disha looked happy. Why shouldn’t she be?! She was back in a relationship and was spending almost twelve hours a day on the phone. Yet, she managed to impress the people around her with her work efficiency and proficiency. She even managed to win the team’s ‘Champion of the Month’ award. Till date, I hadn’t managed to win that award and when she did, I clapped; but I was jealou

Havent read the Fourth Episode Yet?? Jump to  Episode 4 Take me to the  Episode 1 Episode 5 “What happened? Why are you so silent?” she asked. I felt like telling her that I was in love with her. But from what I had seen, read and watched - I knew one thing for sure about most girls. If you propose to a girl with whom you are pretty close with, she would have a standard dialogue to say. ‘I have always treated you as my friend. A best friend!! Never in my dreams did I imagine that you would turn into this’. She may follow it up with either a disgusted look or she may start crying. But I had also heard about some beautiful real life accounts and had also watched some really beautiful romantic movies where a girl would say something like this, ‘It took you long enough to propose to me. You can never imagine how long I have been waiting to hear this. Love you too, Idiot’ and the girl follows it up with either a hug, or a slap filled with love or, very rarely, a k