New beginnings
Chapter 1 : New beginnings
Aarohi never like goodbyes , especially this one
Dad : did u pack all that is essential
Aarohi : yes dad ,( sighs)
Mom we're leaving , I will miss you
It had been months since Aarohi ' s mom passed away
But she still can't accept the loss of her
She sometimes calls out for her when she is hungry or when she is tired
She sat in the passenger seat and watched as the town disappear through her window she thought this was her home , a humble abode that she never thought of leaving but here it is ...
Dad : sweetie are u fine back there
Aarohi: yes dad , it's just I am saying my final goodbyes
Her father was very sweet and loved her but still she felt a part of it missing as he loved his wife very much
It's like there is some part of him that is lost
When they finally reached the city her father looked at her and smiled
" New school . New people. Maybe u will like it "
Aarohi smiled back .
" Maybe "
The next morning she stood in front of the school with her new uniform , confused and her mind wandering
While walking towards the gate she bumps into a guy
Aarohi: uh! Sorry
Boy : Are u fine ?
U look sad
Aarohi: ya , just thinking
Boy : by the way I am Dheer
Aarohi: hmm.. Aarohi
Nice to meet u
Dheer : are u new here never seen a girl this lost
Aarohi: hmm .. excuse me do i know u
Anyways ya I am new here
Can u show me way to staffroom
Dheer : ya sure
Aarohi : thanks
Aarohi reaches staff room and talks with her class teacher , her class teacher assures her the students are good and she won't be having any problem with adjusting
And he is there if she needs help
Aarohi enters her class which is filled with laughter , teasing , new faces
She goes and sits in a corner bench no one notices her until she sees a familiar face the one she met at the school gate
Dheer : looks like u found your class
Aarohi smiles back
Aarohi: thanks I would have been lost without you
Dheer : you will get used to this place
He walks towards his seat
Aarohi watches him for a moment and looks back at the classroom and it didn't feel lonely anymore
