My Last Sunshine

The house is full of guests and the wedding ceremony is being arranged outside in the courtyard of the house. Everyone is busy with their work, some are preparing the wedding ceremony and some are watching the arrangements to welcome the groom. The bride's father is watching the preparations of the wedding food, while the bride's mother is busy entertaining their relatives. The bride is walking behind the wedding planner holding the food plate from here to there. In the end, the bride got bored and said.

"How long will I have to follow you like this carrying food from here to there?"(Aayat)

Note:[ Aayat is a childhood friend of the main female character or lead heroine and the main character treats Aayat like her own siblings.]

"Who told you to follow me from here to there carrying food?" ( Inayath)

Note:[ Inayath is the main female character in this story. She was born 25 years ago on July 17, 1994 and was 171 cm tall. She has black and brown combination colour long hair and glossy brown eyes. ]

"Nobody told me to do this!"(Aayat)

"Then why are you bothering me just go and do your work."( Inayath)

"Inayath! It's my wedding, not yours. Where I would throw tantrums like a bride, here I'm bearing your tantrums."(Aayat)

"If you know that you are the bride then why are you standing here?"( Inayath)

"If you had eaten your food on time, I would not have to follow you around like your mother. Where you have to take care of me today, you are not doing that. But it's me who is taking care of you."(Aayat)

"Ok, Fine! No need to make that kind of face.Give me two hours and I will be your bridesmaid till your wedding after I finish my work."( Inayath)

"Okay, I gave you two hours, after two hours, if you are not by my side, my friendship with you will be ruined forever."(Aayat)

"Hmm! Now you don't waste my time and finish packing your luggage. Which you have not been able to finish for the last 15 days."( Inayath)

After Inayath and Aayat's conversation ends, Inayath resumes her work. When more than 2 hours passed, the bride's elder brother Subhan came to Inayath.

"Inayath!It's enough for today, you should go and keep your word to your best friend.

Otherwise we will have to hear the cry of the bride before parting." (Subhan)

"That's true! Anyway, thank you so much for your help."( Inayath)

"No it's our pleasure"(Subhan)

"Ok see you later."( Inayath)

Inayath's Inner voice

I'm Inayath! After completing my MBA in Advertising Management, I dreamed of working with my favourite advertising director, Jack Kallis. After a year of waiting, Jack Kallis finally gives me the opportunity to work with him as his assistant director. My flight to Australia is at 11 tonight and today my best friend Aayat is going to start her new life.

Inayath and Aayat, our names have similarities.

Maybe that's why our friendship has lasted for 20 years like real sisters. It seems that our relationship will crack today, because I have not told her yet that I am in Bangladesh for some hours.

I don't know what she will do after knowing the truth. I left a letter for her along with her wedding gift as I didn't have the courage to tell her face to face.

Question Time:

How are you everyone? I'm Inayath.

1. What do you think what I do was right or wrong?

🔺Right

🔺Wrong

2. What would you do if you were in the same situation as me?

🔴 You would have done what I did.

🔴 You would have told him the truth.

🔴 You will give him some excuse and what excuse would you give him.

Author: Hello dear readers I'm Skylie. My stage name is Skylie Any. This is my first work . I'm not a professional writer but I try my best to write this story. As a beginner writer I hope everyone loves my work too like other writers. Please give me yours loves and support.

Thank you 💕

Important Description: This story is completely fictional. Its characters have no resemblance to reality. Although the story is fictional, its character traits and outlines have been arranged in the context of Bangladesh's tradition, culture, and modernization.

The words or sentences used in the story do not glorify any person or religious community. The story is entirely based on the author's fictional thoughts and sense of wonder.