| SERIAL WRITING ACTIVITY 2| : ❤ "A QUEST FOR LOVE"❤ - Page 15

Originally posted by: Home786

As I see him moving out. I got a sigh of relief...

" Main janti hoon aap mujhse kya puchna chahte hai.. Lekin main apni taklif aur ateet kisii ko bata nahin chahti aur na hi bata sakti hoon"...

" Main kisii ko apne dard ka hissa nahi bana na chahti hoon... Bas meri takleefe mere saath hai aur mere saath hi dafan ho jayegi".... I exclaimed within my mind sheding few drops of tears....

* I enter in the room hurriedly.*

' I have an urgent work now, I need to go out. Till I come back, please stay in the room. Don't go out.'

I hurried in the walk in closet and came out and grabbing my wallet and car keys, ran out...

Originally posted by: Home786

Jii... I replied in a unexpected and hesitate expression.

Baar karni hai mujhse..... Jii. Boliye..? Replied without facing him....

Anmol left and we were there... alone. It was awkward and I could tell she’s felt uncomfortable as she started shifting her weight one feet to another.

Gudiya? Chot? Kathputli?

It was definitely not Anmol that made her say these things. It was something else. Related to her past.

“Pooja, main aapko ek saval poochu?

Originally posted by: Bacillusbadius

Anmol I know you are worried for Pooja ji

Dekho mera suggestion ye rahega ki tum kisi psychiatrist se milo

I know ye tumhein thoda ajeeb lagega

But don't worry

Main ek psychiatrist ko janta hoon

Dr. Yash

Trust hai mujhe uspe

Ghar ke andar hi baat rahegi

Tum kaho toh main unka number deta hoon

Tum unse mil lo

Kya hua damaad ji? Kuch zyada hi pareshaan hai aap? I taunted him knowing he is helping Pooja and Anmol.

Kya hua?

Originally posted by: AnonymouslyS

Anmol left and we were there... alone. It was awkward and I could tell she’s felt uncomfortable as she started shifting her weight one feet to another.

Gudiya? Chot? Kathputli?

It was definitely not Anmol that made her say these things. It was something else. Related to her past.

“Pooja, main aapko ek saval poochu?

But still a zone of uncomfort surmounts me as his brother is still there....

Mujhse kuch puchna... I fumbled with my words...

Jii.... Puchiye.. I replied unwillingly...!!

Originally posted by: Home786

I nodded yes for Anmol's haste to walk out.

But still a zone of uncomfort surmounts me as his brother is still there....

Mujhse kuch puchna... I fumbled with my words...

Jii.... Puchiye.. I replied unwillingly...!!

“Aap mujhe apni family ke bare main kuch bata sakti hai?”

She was definitely not going to tell me anything about her past even if I ask her nicely so it was better to just ask her family. They seem very greedy. It would be easy to get the truth out of them, if they know anything.

Originally posted by: AnonymouslyS

“Aap mujhe apni family ke bare main kuch bata sakti hai?”

She was definitely not going to tell me anything about her past even if I ask her nicely so it was better to just ask her family. They seem very greedy. It would be easy to get the truth out of them, if they know anything.

Mera koi nahin hai iss duniya mein... Mere Maa Baba, I gulped my tears... Mera matlab hai ke mere Maa Baba mujhe bachpan mein hi chodh chale... I wiped my tears without even alerting him of my emotions...

Mera koi nahin hai...

Aur kuch puch na hai aapko... I asked him in awkwardness..!

I reached the hospital.

Perks if being famous, you don't need to wait to see a doc.

I knocked on the door.

' May I come in, Dr. Yash?'

Originally posted by: MishtiNew

I reached the hospital.

Perks if being famous, you don't need to wait to see a doc.

I knocked on the door.

' May I come in, Dr. Yash?'

As Dr. Yash Chopra..

I see Mr. Singhania is coming. I asked him to come in as Sahil already informed me. I Greeted him officially and imperated him to take a seat...

When I inquired him about the case and person for whom he came here to seek my help. He looked a bit tensed and hesitate to spell out anything. Being a psychiatrist and a specialist for 9 yrs. I could analyse his uneasiness and confusion.

I asked him to take a deep breath and have a sip of water. I asked him to feel relax and sorted now to explain me everything so that I can help him..

Finally, he looked ready to elucidate me everything. I started to keenly listen him with full concentration to understand the case.

It's literally half an hour passed. After analyzing the case, I came to conclusion.

See, Mr. Singhania, your wife is suffering from prolonged trauma may be due to some past experience and any phobia which has pushed her to depression.. And handling a depressed person is not so easy. You have to be very calm and positive to win their trust. Firstly, we need to know what's the thing bothering her. We have to make her spell out the trauma she is engulfing within herself. We need to make sure she doesn't lost herself due to this sealed persona she has... We need to be so close to her so that she can trust us and spit out her fear.

We need to talk to her personally and delicately to comfort and pacify her wandering emotions. It's high time, we have to know what she is hiding...

She is your wife right, talk to her calmly and personally. Try to make sure what's bothering her. Analyze the situation and come back to me. Or else bring her to my clinic tomorrow..

Don't worry Mr. Singhania, we will cure her. We will make her overcome the trauma. She will be a happy soul one day. Just we have to mend her to cooperation... Sometimes we need to change ourselves to change someone. Sometimes we have to sacrifice our happiness to give them to others.

I shook the hand and sighed him with good luck..

Originally posted by: Home786

As Dr. Yash Chopra..

I see Mr. Singhania is coming. I asked him to come in as Sahil already informed me. I Greeted him officially and imperated him to take a seat...

When I inquired him about the case and person for whom he came here to seek my help. He looked a bit tensed and hesitate to spell out anything. Being a psychiatrist and a specialist for 9 yrs. I could analyse his uneasiness and confusion.

I asked him to take a deep breath and have a sip of water. I asked him to feel relax and sorted now to explain me everything so that I can help him..

Finally, he looked ready to elucidate me everything. I started to keenly listen him with full concentration to understand the case.

It's literally half an hour passed. After analyzing the case, I came to conclusion.

See, Mr. Singhania, your wife is suffering from prolonged trauma may be due to some past experience and any phobia which has pushed her to depression.. And handling a depressed person is not so easy. You have to be very calm and positive to win their trust. Firstly, we need to know what's the thing bothering her. We have to make her spell out the trauma she is engulfing within herself. We need to make sure she doesn't lost herself due to this sealed persona she has... We need to be so close to her so that she can trust us and spit out her fear.

We need to talk to her personally and delicately to comfort and pacify her wandering emotions. It's high time, we have to know what she is hiding...

She is your wife right, talk to her calmly and personally. Try to make sure what's bothering her. Analyze the situation and come back to me. Or else bring her to my clinic tomorrow..

Don't worry Mr. Singhania, we will cure her. We will make her overcome the trauma. She will be a happy soul one day. Just we have to mend her to cooperation... Sometimes we need to change ourselves to change someone. Sometimes we have to sacrifice our happiness to give them to others.

I listened to everything he said carefully. Took a mental note of it.

Thanks a lot doctor. Thank you so much!

Yeah, she had gone through a lot in her past ... I will try my best to keep her happy.

* After shaking hands, goes out*

Drives back home, thinking of confronting Pooja on the way ...

Originally posted by: Home786

Jii... Family?? I fumbled. Family ke baare kya batau..

Mera koi nahin hai iss duniya mein... Mere Maa Baba, I gulped my tears... Mera matlab hai ke mere Maa Baba mujhe bachpan mein hi chodh chale... I wiped my tears without even alerting him of my emotions...

Mera koi nahin hai...

Aur kuch puch na hai aapko... I asked him in awkwardness..!

I sighed. Her eyes were getting clouded with unshed tears, I could see that. And I didn’t like seeing that.

I cleared my throat and just left. Without saying anything to her. I just left.