Part-IV
Jai and Bani are both nervous and itchy these days. Their minds are very working night and day as they are unable to decipher the dreams that comes to them at the same time. And now both are afraid to sleep at nights and why is it that the dream comes around 4:30am in the morning to both of them is this also someway connected?
They plan every day to keep their minds away from the dream but how could they? U can keep away from something which does not appear in front of u on a daily basis or you can make it disappear completely.
But how do u keep ur mind away from something which keeps coming back and each time creates more doubt and uncertainity about yourself? How do u get rid of the fear that has started to slowly reside in your heart? Is it even possible?
These thoughts keep lurking both Jai-Bani's mind on a daily basis and it justs keep getting worse.
And then suddenly one day both Jai-Bani bump into each other again this time they decide not to runaway from each other infact both turn and walk towards each other.
Then the most strange feeling happens to both of them it is like they are walking to someone who belongs to them and that alone gives a sweet tingling sensation in both their hearts a feeling that cannot be described in words only felt in the hearts of your lover.
Jai and Bani meet each other and talk to each other. They both sit in a garden and try to understand where each is coming from and both tell each other their dreams. Both also find out that their dreams occur at 4:30am in the morning and that to them is no concidence.
Both Jai-Bani believe that their dreams are connected to each other and now they have to find out how?
Preview for the Next Part-
Jai-Bani keep meeting and try to figure out a solution to the problem.
Jai-Bani get spooked by a man who calls them Raja-Rani!!!!
Who is the man?
Jai-Bani's car breakdowns and come to a house and are stunned to see their own photographs on the wall of the house.
What is the mystery behind the house?
Keep Reading!!!!
Keep Smiling,
Happiness Always,
Manish