A Love Confession to Chanda and a Question About Building a Home
Sometimes I call her Noor Khur
Sometimes I call her Hoor Hoor
Would you like something?
Tea, coffee, cold drink?
No. What's yours?
Chanda
Chanda
I'm having a great time with you
Thank you
We have other items on our plate too
Would you like to try anything else?
No, no — I only want Chanda
Will you have anything?
Tea, coffee, cold drink?
Will you have one?
No, no — leave it
Do you smile and chat like this with all customers?
Yes
One time someone said something
Right?
I only smile when I'm with you
I come here only for you
I'm making someone else happy too
I'll wait
Tea, coffee, cold drink?
I don't want anything
Did I do something wrong?
Even today I came here just for you
Tell me one thing
Have you ever thought of running away from here?
Where would you run to, what would you do?
Thinking that, I never even tried
You know
You're special to me
I keep you in my wallet
I always carry your photo around
It will come again; your story isn't over yet.
No, I'm telling the truth.
That's all there is to my story.
No, there's more.
It just hasn't been written yet.
You'll leave me behind and go.
Your money will be wasted.
Don't worry about money.
And think about what I asked you.
Do I matter to you or not?
Will you take anything?
Tea, please.
Tea, piping hot, with ginger and cardamom.
But it must be made by your hands.
In your own kitchen.
Our own home — yours and mine.
Say it: will you build a home with me?
You are special.
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