His little world

Just You, My Jerk

In a beautiful and serene neighborhood in Lahore, where wealthy families lived without showing off their riches, lived a girl named Suhny. She was eighteen years old and a college student, but being the only child, she was spoiled with love. Her every action was filled with childishness, mischief, and a strange innocence. Suhny's world revolved around her parents, her cartoons, and her friends.

On the other side, in a penthouse among the skyscrapers of Karachi, lived a man named Hussain, a successful and serious businessman who was wise beyond his twenty-eight years. His life was limited to work, contracts, and the love of his grandparents. He spoke very little, and his eyes always held a certain sternness. He was hesitant to meet or talk to people. In his view, emotions were a waste of time.

One evening, Hussain's grandfather and Suhny's father met to reminisce about an old promise they had made in their childhood. It was a promise to get their children married.

"Hussain, your marriage has been arranged," his grandfather told him on the phone one day.

"But Grandpa, I don't want to get married," Hussain said angrily. "And that girl is only eighteen."

"She will bring light into your life, my son," the grandfather replied. "The decision has been made, and there will be no arguments."

The Bed War and a Silly Fight

A few days later, both families decided to meet. Hussain arrived at a lavish restaurant, where Suhny was sitting with her parents. When Suhny saw Hussain, she was immediately disappointed. "He looks just like my college principal," she whispered to her mother.

Hussain greeted them in a cold tone. Suhny smiled and said, "Hello, you jerk."

Hussain's eyes widened with anger. "What did you just call me?"

"Nothing," Suhny said with an innocent smile. "I just said hello."

Their forced marriage took place, and for Suhny, it was a new game in a new place. On their wedding night, when Suhny and Hussain entered the room, there was only one large bed.

"I'm sleeping on it," Suhny declared immediately.

"No, this is my room. I'm sleeping on it," Hussain retorted sharply.

A fight broke out between them. Suhny stubbornly said, "If you don't agree, I'll call Daddy right now and tell him I want a divorce."

Hussain's heart skipped a beat for a moment. He thought of his grandfather's words. He gave a sarcastic smile and said, "As long as I'm alive, I won't divorce you. Now be quiet."

"Then what's the solution to this problem?" Suhny asked with a frown.

Hussain thought for a moment and said, "Fine, we'll take turns. I'll sleep on it tonight, you can tomorrow."

A few days later,

Suhny's college exams began. Hussain saw that instead of studying, she was watching cartoons on her phone all day.

"Suhny, you have exams, and this is what you're doing?" Hussain took her phone away.

Suhny angrily said, "You can't touch my phone."

"I'm with you, so I'm responsible for you. Study, or I'll break this phone," Hussain said in a cold tone.

Suhny started crying and said, "I'll get a divorce right now. Why don't you explain things to me? You just give orders."

"I won't divorce you, and no, I'm not explaining," Hussain said. "I'm making you study."

He put a book in her hand and sat with her. Suhny reluctantly began to study. She studied late into the night, and Hussain helped her.

One day, when Hussain returned home from the office, his grandfather told him that Suhny had a high fever and was unwell. Hussain quickly went to their room, where he found Suhny sitting with his grandmother. She looked so weak that tears welled up in her eyes. Hussain immediately called the doctor, who said she had a high fever.

"Let her rest," the doctor said.

Hussain gently picked Suhny up, and as he felt her small body in his arms, she looked at him in surprise and asked softly, "Are you really not going to divorce me?"

Hussain didn't answer.

He simply laid her down on his arm and sat there, stroking her head. That night, Hussain realized how essential Suhny was in his life. He felt that he couldn't live without her. This was the same Hussain who considered love a weakness. But on that day, he realized that love was not a weakness but a strength.

The next morning, Suhny woke up and found herself on Hussain's arm. Hussain was stroking her head. Suhny smiled and asked, "Are you going to leave me, you jerk?"

Hussain smiled, kissed her forehead, and said, "Suhny, when you talk about divorce, it hurts my heart."I love you my little world

Suhny, just blushed

On that day, Suhny also realized that her "jerk" was now her everything.

. The end .

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