SwaRon Valentine Week SS {Completed} - Page 2

Aisi place pe end kaun karta hai?! So Sharon will accept the proposal in front of the whole college??!

I've to admit that's highly out of character for her... so probably she is going to break Swayam's heart instead . But fir shayad akele me she might accept..... 🤞🏼

Jaldiiiiii likhoooo...

Originally posted by: ssttuuttii

Aisi place pe end kaun karta hai?! So Sharon will accept the proposal in front of the whole college??!

I've to admit that's highly out of character for her... so probably she is going to break Swayam's heart instead . But fir shayad akele me she might accept..... 🤞🏼

Jaldiiiiii likhoooo...

Haha, I know, right? Sharon accepting a proposal in front of the whole college? Totally not her style! But you’re on point—maybe she’ll break his heart a little, but who knows? Maybe a private moment will change everything... 😉 Let's see what happens! And don’t worry, I’m on it—updates coming soon! 🤞🏼😊

The day of Chocolate Day had arrived, and it was a little strange for Sharon. Normally, she would’ve scoffed at the thought of something so cliché, but there was a different feeling in the air this time. Swayam’s words from Propose Day were still ringing in her ears. His confession had stirred something deep within her, and now the thought of chocolate—something sweet and familiar—felt oddly comforting.

As Sharon entered the campus, she couldn’t help but notice the numerous stalls set up across the grounds. Everywhere, students were exchanging chocolates, laughter filling the air. The whole place had transformed into a celebration of sweetness and affection, and while Sharon wasn’t the type to get all sappy about these days, something inside her felt a little... lighter.

"Sharon!" Simmi's voice broke through her thoughts. She turned to see Simmi rushing toward her, a basket of chocolates in her hand. "Yeh lo, tumhare liye!"

Sharon frowned slightly, raising an eyebrow. "Chocolate?"

Simmi grinned. "Haan, Chocolate Day hai na! Tumhe toh pasand aayega."

"Main chocolate ke liye ready nahi hoon, Simmi." Sharon tried to push the basket away, but Simmi wasn’t backing down.

"Arre, tu chocolate kyun nahi khayegi?" Simmi teased. "Swayam ne kuch special nahi diya?"

Sharon froze. Swayam. The mere mention of his name made her heart do a little flip. Her eyes darted around, searching the crowd, but there was no sign of him yet.

Simmi noticed her reaction and smirked. "I knew it. Tum dono ke beech kuch chal raha hai."

Sharon rolled her eyes, but she couldn’t hide the tiny smile tugging at the corner of her lips. She didn’t reply but took the basket from Simmi. "Fine, I’ll eat chocolate."

Simmi raised her hands in mock surrender. "Bas, mujhe toh pata tha!"

Just as Sharon was about to take a piece from the basket, a voice interrupted her.

"Sharon?"

Her heart skipped a beat. She turned, and there he was—Swayam, leaning casually against the nearest tree, watching her with that irresistible smile of his.

"Hi," he said simply, his eyes flickering to the basket in her hands. "Chocolate?"

Sharon cleared her throat, trying to keep her composure. "Haan, Simmi ne diya. Tumhare liye kuch?"

He raised his own hand, revealing a small, neatly wrapped box with a bow on it. "Yeh tumhare liye hai."

Sharon’s breath caught in her throat. "Tumne... yeh sab khareeda?"

Swayam shrugged nonchalantly. "Tumhare liye kuch bhi."

For a moment, they both just stood there, a soft tension building between them. Sharon could feel the weight of his gaze on her, and it made her slightly self-conscious, even though she tried her best not to show it.

"Yeh kya hai?" she asked, her voice softer than usual.

Swayam stepped forward, handing her the box. "Kholo, dekhna chahiye."

She hesitated before unwrapping the box, revealing a small heart-shaped chocolate inside, glimmering in the sunlight. "Iska matlab?"

Swayam grinned. "Matlab yeh ki jo kuch bhi maine Propose Day par kaha tha, uska matlab sach hai. Tum mere liye sabse khaas ho."

Sharon felt a blush creeping up her neck. She quickly looked down at the chocolate, not knowing how to respond.

Later that evening, after the day’s hustle and bustle, Swayam invited Sharon to a quiet spot in the campus garden. It was serene, bathed in the soft glow of fairy lights strung across the trees, and for a moment, the outside world seemed to disappear.

"I wanted to give you something more," Swayam said quietly, his voice almost a whisper in the peaceful night air. "Aur yeh chocolate... it’s just a small token."

Sharon didn’t meet his eyes. Instead, she stared at the chocolate in her hand, twirling it between her fingers. She could feel his presence beside her, strong and unwavering, like a constant she wasn’t sure she wanted to acknowledge but couldn’t escape.

"You’re making me feel like I’m too important," she muttered, her voice betraying her.

Swayam smiled, leaning in just a little closer. "Important nahi, Sharon. Khaas."

Her heart raced. She could feel his warmth next to her, the proximity making her breath shallow. She glanced at him, unable to hold the eye contact for long, her face turning a shade of pink she couldn’t deny.

"I... I don’t understand why you’re so serious about all this, Swayam," she admitted, her voice quiet and unsure.

Swayam’s smile softened. He reached out, gently brushing his fingers against hers. "Kyunki jo tumse zyada important ho, main usse kabhi nahi chhodna chahta."

The words hung in the air between them. Sharon felt a pang in her chest. It was impossible to ignore the rawness in his tone, the honesty behind his words. He wasn’t playing around.

"Sharon," he continued, his voice deep and tender now. "Main tumhe chocolate dena nahi chahta tha. Main tumse apna pyaar dena chahta tha. Tumhare liye yeh sab sirf ek shabdon ka jahan nahi hai, yeh meri feelings ka jahan hai."

Sharon blinked, stunned by the depth of his confession. She felt something stir in her, something vulnerable and unguarded. She had never been the type to let her emotions be known, to show weakness—but with him, it felt different.

"I... I don’t know if I’m ready, Swayam," she whispered, her voice trembling slightly.

Swayam took a step closer, his hand gently cupping her face. "Tum ready nahi ho, toh koi baat nahi. Main tumhe samajh sakta hoon. Par kabhi na kabhi toh tumhe apne dil ki sunni padegi."

Her heart raced as she gazed into his eyes, his sincerity clear in every word, every gesture. He wasn’t just asking for her affection—he was patiently waiting, giving her the space she needed to come to her own realization.

Sharon closed her eyes, a single tear slipping down her cheek. "Swayam," she whispered, her voice soft and filled with emotion. "Mujhe dar lagta hai... khud se, tumse... is pyaar se."

Swayam gently wiped the tear away, his thumb brushing across her cheek. "Dar sabko lagta hai, Sharon. Par jab tumhe apna pyaar mil jaye, toh woh dar chhup jata hai."

And in that moment, Sharon finally let herself believe—believe in him, in them, in this beautiful, terrifying thing called love.

Aren't these supposed to be continuations...?! To kya hua Propose Day ko? What did Sharon do after Swayam's public proposal?

Originally posted by: ssttuuttii

Aren't these supposed to be continuations...?! To kya hua Propose Day ko? What did Sharon do after Swayam's public proposal?

Haha, I love how invested you are in this! But well, as per Sharon’s character… she just left him hanging. 😉 You know she never makes things easy for Swayam! But don’t worry, the story is far from over—keep reading and commenting, because there’s a lot more coming your way!

Coming to the update, I like Simmi's light teasing Was the chocolate basket also from Swayam?

Anyway, the little heart shaped chocolate was khaas... made even better with the little moment they shared . Is Sharon really willing to accept her feelings? Waiting to see...

Originally posted by: ssttuuttii

Coming to the update, I like Simmi's light teasing Was the chocolate basket also from Swayam?

Anyway, the little heart shaped chocolate was khaas... made even better with the little moment they shared . Is Sharon really willing to accept her feelings? Waiting to see...

Aww, I’m so glad you enjoyed Simmi’s teasing—it’s always fun to sprinkle in those lighthearted moments! 😆 As for the chocolate basket… well, Swayam does have his ways, doesn’t he? But that little heart-shaped chocolate—definitely extra special! ❤️

Is Sharon ready to accept her feelings? Hmm… that’s the million-dollar question! You’ll have to keep reading to find out. 😉 Can’t wait to hear your thoughts on the next update—your comments always make my day! ❤️

The morning of Teddy Day dawned, and Sharon woke up with a strange feeling in her chest. It was a mix of excitement and nervousness. After her heart-to-heart with Swayam the previous night, she couldn’t help but wonder what today would bring.

As she entered the campus, her eyes immediately scanned the area, half-expecting to see him, but he was nowhere in sight. The day had just begun, and the air was buzzing with the usual chaos. But there was something different about today—something that made her feel like it was going to be special.

She was deep in thought when suddenly, a soft voice interrupted her.

"Sharon!"

She turned to see Simmi and a few other friends rushing toward her. As they reached her, Simmi handed her a small, soft package wrapped in pastel-colored paper.

"Yeh kya hai?" Sharon asked, raising an eyebrow.

Simmi grinned mischievously. "Teddy Day, Sharon. Tumhare liye ek surprise hai!"

Sharon looked at the package in confusion but couldn’t help but smile. "Yeh sab... tum log bohot cheesy ho!"

Simmi winked. "Cheesy toh hona hi chahiye, yaar. Pyaar ka din hai!"

Sharon rolled her eyes, though a small chuckle escaped her. She slowly unwrapped the paper, revealing a small, soft teddy bear with a pink ribbon tied around its neck. It was adorable, and her heart softened just a little. But what made her smile even more was the small note attached to the teddy’s paw.

She read it quietly:

"Kuch cheezein bahut special hoti hain, jaise yeh teddy. Tumhari tarah."

Her heart skipped a beat. The handwriting was unmistakable. It was Swayam’s. Sharon bit her lip, trying to suppress the smile tugging at the corner of her lips. She felt a warmth spread through her chest as she clutched the teddy tightly.

"Yeh kisne diya?" Simmi asked, her voice teasing.

Sharon, still staring at the note, muttered under her breath, "Swayam."

Simmi’s eyes widened in excitement. "Toh, tum dono ke beech kuch chal raha hai?"

Sharon quickly looked up, her cheeks turning pink. "Simmi, band kar."

But Simmi was relentless. "Arre, yeh teddy toh sab bata raha hai!"

Sharon didn’t respond, but she could feel her heart racing. She couldn’t help it. Every little thing that Swayam did made her feel something she couldn’t explain. And this teddy—it wasn’t just a gift. It was his way of showing her how much he cared, of how much he was thinking of her.

As the day progressed, Sharon found herself distracted. The teddy bear was now sitting on her desk, its little eyes staring at her. She couldn’t help but smile at it every time she passed by. It was a reminder of Swayam, of his sweet gesture, and of the way he had been quietly weaving his way into her heart.

Later in the afternoon, Sharon received a message from him:

"Meet me at our spot after class?"

She felt a flutter in her chest. There was no way she could resist. She quickly typed a reply:

"I’ll be there."

By the time the bell rang, signaling the end of the day’s classes, Sharon was practically buzzing with anticipation. She walked to the spot where they had spent so many moments together—the garden behind the school, hidden away from prying eyes.

As she arrived, she spotted Swayam sitting on the bench, his back to her, a few bags scattered on the ground. He seemed to be waiting for someone, and she couldn’t help the soft smile that tugged at her lips when she saw him.

When he heard her footsteps, he turned around, and the moment their eyes met, all the noise of the day seemed to fade away. There was only the two of them, standing in this little world they had created for themselves.

"Hi," Swayam said, his voice low, his eyes warm.

"Hi," Sharon replied softly, feeling her pulse quicken as she approached him.

He stood up and gestured to the bench. "Baitho."

Sharon sat down, her heart thudding in her chest. Swayam sat beside her, slightly closer than usual, and for a moment, neither of them said anything. They just sat there in comfortable silence, enjoying the tranquility of the moment.

Finally, Swayam spoke. "Tumhe teddy kaisa laga?"

Sharon looked at him, her heart suddenly full. "It was sweet. But... is this your way of making me blush?"

Swayam chuckled softly. "Mujhe pata tha tum blushing type nahin ho, par maine try kiya." He looked at her with that playful glint in his eyes. "Tumhe pata hai, tumhare andar ek sweet sa side hai, Sharon."

Sharon shook her head, smiling despite herself. "I’m not sweet. You’re just turning me into a sap."

He leaned in closer, his voice dropping to a whisper. "Kyun, tumhe lagta hai main sap hoon?"

Sharon tried to maintain her composure, but the tension between them was palpable. Her heart was racing, and she could feel the heat rising in her cheeks. "You’re making me feel like I’ve been hit by a love truck," she murmured, barely able to keep a straight face.

Swayam laughed, a sound that made her heart melt. "Good. That’s exactly what I’m trying to do."

He reached into his bag, pulling out a small box wrapped in a soft cloth. Sharon eyed it curiously as he handed it to her. "Aur ek surprise."

Sharon opened the box, her eyes lighting up as she saw what was inside. It was a small locket, a delicate heart-shaped pendant with her initials engraved on it. She gasped.

"Swayam..."

He smiled, watching her reaction. "Teddy ke baad, tumhe yeh bhi chahiye tha."

Sharon blinked, her fingers gently touching the locket. "This is... this is beautiful. Why the locket?"

He shrugged slightly. "Tumhare liye. Taaki tum hamesha mere saath raho, chahe tumhare paas main hoon ya nahi."

For a moment, the world seemed to stand still. Sharon’s heart swelled with emotions she wasn’t sure how to process. But one thing was clear—Swayam was doing everything to show her just how much she meant to him. And in that moment, she realized that maybe, just maybe, she was starting to feel the same way.

As they sat there, the sun setting behind them, Sharon finally allowed herself to feel everything she had been fighting. The soft breeze tousled her hair, and Swayam’s presence felt more real than ever.

"I think I’m starting to understand," Sharon said softly, her voice barely above a whisper.

Swayam looked at her, his expression serious. "Understand what?"

She looked up at him, meeting his gaze. "That... maybe I’m ready. Ready for us."

Swayam’s eyes widened slightly, a gentle smile spreading across his face. "Sharon..."

"I don’t know what this is... but I want to find out. With you."

He didn’t say anything for a moment, but then his hand gently reached out to take hers, his fingers lacing with hers. "I’ve been waiting for you to say that."

And as the world around them faded into the quiet of the evening, Sharon realized that she didn’t need to be afraid of what came next. She wasn’t alone anymore.

Wow! The locket was a nice touch of khaas .

Yaha ulta hai... SwaRon are moving quicker than KriYaansh . The little moment they spent in the garden was very romantic. Pehle jab "our spot" kaha to I thought abandoned corridor ki baat kar rahe hai... but here inka spot is a garden which is even better... aesthetic wise .

The ending felt almost like tentative promises... but waiting to see what more they commit to on the next day .

Originally posted by: ssttuuttii

Wow! The locket was a nice touch of khaas .

Yaha ulta hai... SwaRon are moving quicker than KriYaansh . The little moment they spent in the garden was very romantic. Pehle jab "our spot" kaha to I thought abandoned corridor ki baat kar rahe hai... but here inka spot is a garden which is even better... aesthetic wise .

The ending felt almost like tentative promises... but waiting to see what more they commit to on the next day .

Haha, glad you liked the locket scene! Khaas cheezein toh honi hi thi.

And yes, SwaRon ne speed limit tod di this time—KriYaansh abhi bhi red light pe hain.

The garden as their spot was a little upgrade—kyunki abandoned corridor thoda thriller vibe de raha tha.

Tentative promises? Hmm... let’s see if they turn into full-fledged kasams next time! Stay tuned!