The cutest Valentine's Day date

I have known him for a few weeks now. He has a smile that could steal a million hearts away and an equally charming face. The first time I saw him, I instantly fell in love with him. I had seen him only in pictures and couldn't wait to see him in person, but he wasn't ready to meet anyone yet. I waited and waited till he was ready to see me. Finally the day arrived and we decided to meet on the evening of Valentine's day. I couldn't contain my excitement as I kept thinking about meeting him. The first thing I wanted to ask him was, if he would be "My Valentine".

 And at last, we met :) There he was! Right in front of me, dressed in his best and shining bright as the sun. My happiness knew no bounds. I held him in my arms, and alas! He started dozing off. Yes, and soon he slipped into deep sleep. At first I felt disappointed as I couldn't talk to him. But then as I kept looking at his blissfully sleeping figure, I felt so much delighted. Nothing could have been as beautiful as his pleasant face, even as he lay asleep. I fell in love with him all over again.
 
I waited for him to wake up. I even made few attempts to awaken him, but nothing seemed to disturb him. I gave up and watched in awe as he continued to sleep peacefully. He looked enchanting! Time just flew and I had to go. I gently pulled his cheeks, and whispered a 'bye' to him. He just waved with both his hands, struggling hard to open his eyes and drifting back into a deep slumber, both at the same time.

How I wish I could take him away with me. But there was no way! His mom wouldn't part with him even for a minute. And how could she! After all, he was such an adorable tiny bundle, just a few weeks into this world....a brand new arrival.

Hearty Congratulations and best wishes to my friends Sudarshan and Tharika, the proud parents of this prince charming :) 

Cutie pie, I wish you grow up into a handsome young man and a wonderful human being. I shall wait till then ;)

Love you!

Comments

  1. Unknown16 February 2016 at 07:20

    nice one!!
    continue to amaze us with ur write ups

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  2. shilpaa17 February 2016 at 23:35

    Awwww!!! so sweet.. Even I wanna c him
    And I completely agree with srinivas.

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  3. sweatha L19 February 2016 at 06:35

    Lovely.....once again congratulations..to ma dear friend Tharika and Sudarshan

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  4. Unknown19 February 2016 at 20:13

    Firstly I felt like you describing tanu weds Manu...the Kangana and Maddy's first meeting sceen..... :-)

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  5. Unknown19 February 2016 at 22:11

    Swetha I remember correcting your essay in school level competition and I complemented you for it. Now I see that you have a passion for writing - keep writing. A neat piece of writing.

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    1. Amazing Andrea21 February 2016 at 20:30

      Yes even I remember, you evaluating my essays and complementing :) Thanks for the encouraging words, it means a lot to me!

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