I never thought love would feel like this—like poetry coming alive, like every heartbeat has a rhythm only she can hear.\n\nNikita and I met during the college fest. She was reciting a Faiz poem, voice trembling slightly. I whispered the next line. She looked at me like I’d reached into her soul.\n\nWe started talking—then laughing—then falling. Fast.\n\nWe planned everything: a small wedding by the sea, jobs in Mumbai, a life built on our terms.\n\nBut when we told our parents… the world collapsed.\n\nMy father’s face turned to stone. Hers screamed betrayal. Turns out, our families have been enemies for years—over land, pride, a past I don’t even understand.\n\nNow they’re forcing us apart.\n\nThey’ve chosen other partners for us—safe, obedient matches.\n\nBut I can’t imagine life without her.\n\nTonight, we meet at the station.\n\nTrain leaves at midnight.\n\nDo I go to her… or let her go?