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"Be careful what you wish for." //Full story in c

"Be careful what you wish for." //Full story in caption// Ever since I was a child, I wanted to appear on TV, even if it was for a few seconds. As I grew older, that wish faded into the background. That was until I turned 24. It was the last week of July, two weeks after getting my promotion that I made it to the news channels. The headline read "Lover murdered in cold blood." The hands that held whiskey two weeks back were now smeared with blood. Mariam and I knew each other even before we learnt to stitch together a sentence. She was my "samne wali khidki ka chand ka tukra." We confessed our feelings towards the end of class nine. The first time we were seperated for more than a month was when we left for college. She went to practise medicine and I, to study engineering. Every day I spent without her made me fall for her a little more. I cherished every opportunity I got to meet her during those college days. Back home, my parents were involved in a land dispute with our neighbours. Things got ugly and they stopped talking with each other. The neighbours left and settled elsewhere. I was only made aware of this when I went home in my final year after securing a job. Mariam and I decided to tie the knot by the end of 2020. But our families didn't agree. No amount of efforts were enough to make them see ahead of our family feud.
"Be careful what you wish for." //Full story in caption// Ever since I was a child, I wanted to appear on TV, even if it was for a few seconds. As I grew older, that wish faded into the background. That was until I turned 24. It was the last week of July, two weeks after getting my promotion that I made it to the news channels. The headline read "Lover murdered in cold blood." The hands that held whiskey two weeks back were now smeared with blood. Mariam and I knew each other even before we learnt to stitch together a sentence. She was my "samne wali khidki ka chand ka tukra." We confessed our feelings towards the end of class nine. The first time we were seperated for more than a month was when we left for college. She went to practise medicine and I, to study engineering. Every day I spent without her made me fall for her a little more. I cherished every opportunity I got to meet her during those college days. Back home, my parents were involved in a land dispute with our neighbours. Things got ugly and they stopped talking with each other. The neighbours left and settled elsewhere. I was only made aware of this when I went home in my final year after securing a job. Mariam and I decided to tie the knot by the end of 2020. But our families didn't agree. No amount of efforts were enough to make them see ahead of our family feud.
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