I went to a friend's cousin's wedding 2 days ago.
friend's cousin's wedding
I went to a friend's cousin's wedding 2 days ago.
It takes 7 hours to go to my friend's maternal uncle's house, so we went a day before the wedding, meaning on the day of the wedding.
My friend has a girlfriend, but I was purely single, so my target was to choose a girlfriend from this wedding, and then I would get her through a friend.
After searching a lot on the night of the wedding, I saw a girl and liked her. There were so many girls at the wedding, but I liked only one. I have been following her for a while. After following her for a while, I got a pen and a piece of paper from my friend's younger cousin.
I wrote my name and phone number on the paper and looked for an opportunity to give it to that girl. But people were not leaving that girl, one after another was coming and going.
I sit and look for opportunities and dream in my mind, oh how many dreams I have, my hopes will come true today, I will have a girlfriend, we will talk on the phone, they will call me Babu, Sona, Kalija, Loha, Fitol, so many fancy names, thinking about all this makes the hairs on my body stand on end with happiness.Start writing...
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