Teeny love Part 2

People loved Teeny Love a lot and some requested me to write more about it . Lol I didn't have to search for story as it always is forthcoming when you are a teenager . 
One of my friend is in a relationship since quite some time . She loves her boyfriend a lot ( Idiot guy :P ) . Now she likes this guy in my building( another idiot ) . 

Friend :  Hetu what should I do ? I feel attracted to this . I love my boyfriend yet I am falling for this guy . The spark in my relation is missing . He isn't that attentive now . It doesn't feel that dreamy as it used to. I dont wanna cheat on him but I like this guy , he is nice and simple and sweet.  Love is really confusing . I know this guy is just an attraction nothing else . Umm .. How do I explain you .. Its tough .. 

Hetu : Can I laugh first ? Pleaseeee ??

Friend : Okay fine .. I am leaving . Bye ( Drama is necessary .. Always . Tip 101 guys : Be serious when they talk about love however funny you find it :P )

Hetu : sorrryy ... Sshh .. Hetu serious mode on . Okay girly listen I haven't been in a relationship nor do I know what problems you are facing . But I can just tell you what someone once told me about love . There is no perfect definition yet this is really close to it . 

" The truth is that the more intimately you know someone, the more clearly you will see their flaws. That's just the way it is. This is why marriages fail, why children are abandoned, why friendship don't last. You might think you love someone until the way they act when they are out of money or under pressure or hungry, for goodness' sake . Love is something different. Love is choosing to serve someone and be with someone in spite of their filthy heart. Love is patient and kind, love is deliberate. Love is hard. Love is painful and sacrifice, its seeing the darkness in another person and defying the impulse to jump ship . "

Friend : Awww . Can I take a picture of us captioned love talk with bae ?

Hetu : ( rolling myn eyes and fake smile ) Yeah sure why not . 

Ps : Boys .. Keep your brain on " Follow order " mode when with your girl ( space ) friends . Don't think much.

Dedicated to ,
All my friends in relationship :P,
Two special girls for giving such ideas ,
Don't kill me after this :P ,
Thank you very much for reading ,
From ,
Hetansh Shah a.k.a Hetu :]

Comments

  1. Nina24 August 2015 at 10:39

    Aisaaa kyaaaaa :p

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  2. Nina24 August 2015 at 10:39

    Aisaaa kyaaaaa :p

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  3. None24 August 2015 at 10:55

    Upcoming book of the year : 101 ways to kill Hetansh a.k.a Hetu :]

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  4. Hetansh Shah25 August 2015 at 04:00

    Hahaha 🙈 @nina mam :P
    Lol .. 101 ways to kill me ?? Cant guess who wrote this .. Too many ppl :P

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