Romance The End of Restless Sleep- By Pinuram

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I rushed to the bathroom to have my shower. She was ready with the breakfast. Her
face was euphoric. There was twinkle in her big black eyes. I got ready and she asked me
to wait in the drawing room.

After quiet sometime, she came out dbangd in a baby pink saree and short-sleeved
blouse. My sight accentuate on her charms. She looked like a fairy descended from

autumn clouds. I held her by her shoulder and slowly turned her to appraise her finesse.
She gave me a bashful smile and asked me as how she looks. I answered that she was
few strokes more than Venus was. I stooped down to kiss her pink glossy lips. She
restrained me by putting her index finger on her lips. I felt that I had a heart attack by
her actions.

She held me tightly as I raced the bike on the road. The soothing autumn winds engulfed
us in a romantic bliss. I asked her as how she was feeling. She slapped gently on the back
of head and asked me to concentrate on the road.
Titli asked me as where we are. I smiled at her and asked her to enjoy the ride. My old
instinct drove me on the same road to the same place I proposed her. By afternoon, we
reached the same place Kakdwip. We took a boat and crossed the river to go to the
other side.

We walked hand in hand and reached the shore of the river. The line of demarcation
faded. The color of the sky was same as that of the river. We sat beside the river. Tiny
waves were crashing at our feet. Cold winds caressing us filling our heart with amorous
bliss.

Time was passing very fast. The sun was going down in the west. The orange sky painted
the river water with her red colour. She looked at the horizon where the endless river
met the sky. I looked at her dreamy thoughtful face. The sunrays painted her creamy
cheeks with her colours. She was very quiet and lost in her thoughts. She sat there still
as a stone effigy.

I nudged her gently by her shoulder and asked her, “What happened Titli, why are you
so quiet?”

She looked at me and shook her head, “Nothing.” Then she pointed to the horizon and
showed me something. I looked at the horizon as where she was pointing. I observed
that a flock of birds was flying in a line.