This is an OS to describe how Kabir and T fell in love. After the leap we just saw that KaT were a pair, but we never got to see their love story. This is my take on how it happened. But first, here is some essential background information:
If you remember, T was using her phone to video tape Sid after Sid kidnapped Piya and Maithili stepped into Piya's shoes. Sid had hit T on the head and made her lose consciousness. My OS picks up on what happens after Sid moved T to a remote part of the forest.
Also, remember how it had snowed as Abhiya said their final farewells before Piya lost her memory and Abhay froze under the ice? Well we will see that snow again in this OS.
And for the sake of my OS I am saying that Kabir was going to spend a night at Angad's house but his car broke down on the way and he is now wandering through the forest because he thinks the forest will be a shortcut to Angad's house, now that he has to get there by foot.
Lastly, when you see the * in the story, come back here so you can understand the setting. This part of my OS uses the kind of straw hut that was used in Dill Mill Gayye's Bheegi Si Bhaagi Si sequence, with an upper and a lower level.
And now, without further adeu, here is an OS of my take on how KaT's love story began:
The cold winter air of Dehradun sent chills down Kabir Singh Rathod's back as he made his way through the forest. Swinging his bag over one shoulder, he used his free hand to call his friend Angad. "Shit," Kabir mumbled. "No service." Kabir silently cursed the cold weather, since all he was wearing today was his favorite blue jacket over a plain white shirt and some blue jeans. The jacket was not thick enough to block out the cold gusts of wind. "Hurry up and get to Angad's house before you become a barf ka golla Kabir! No one will even find you if you freeze here," he mumbled to himself. Kabir had no clue where he was going, but he tried to convince himself that he was on the right path to Angad's house. Kabir was miles away from his car now so going back was not an option. In fact, even if he did want to go back, he didn't remember the way back to his car. Kabir zipped up his jacket as he furiously marched through the foiliage of the forest.
Just then Kabir tripped over something and he toppled over to the forest floor. "Stupid rocks!" Kabir cursed as he got up. Kabir was not in a good mood today, and this forest was not making it any better. Kabir turned back to face the rock, but he couldn't find it. Instead what he saw made him slowly back away. Kabir's jaw dropped and his eyes grew wide as he stared at the body on the ground. A girl laid on the ground, not moving at all. Kabir kept backing up until his back hit a tree. He used the tree for support as he tried to even out his breaths. Slowly he gathered his courage and made his way towards the body. The girl's hair was covering her face, so Kabir bent down right next to the body and slowly brushed the hair out of her face. The first part of the girl's face that was unveiled were her blue lips, a result of staying out in the cold too long. Next Kabir noticed the girl's pale skin. Kabir jerked back as he saw the girl's full face now. "T?!" Kabir said in horror. Sure enough, Mount College's hottest girl was laying practically frozen on the forest floor. "T! Wake up T!" Kabir started patting T's cheek in an attempt to wake her up, but it was useless. Kabir placed two of his fingers on the side of T's neck to make sure she was still…. alive! Kabir shivered as he felt T's bitterly cold skin. As soon as Kabir felt her pulse, he let out a huge sigh and quietly said, "Thank God." Now that Kabir was assured that T was still alive, he knew just what he had to do. Placing one hand under T's legs and the other under her back, Kabir picked up T and started carrying her deeper into the forest.
Kabir knew what he had to do in order to save T. Hundreds of questions raced through his mind in the matter of minutes. What is T doing here? What happened to her? How long has she been laying here unconscious? Will I be able to save her?… Kabir blocked out this last question and quickened his pace. His aim was still to get to Angad's house, but Kabir still didn't know where he was. He looked up at the sky as he spoke, "What am I going to do?! God help me!" Just then something cold and wet hit his face. Kabir looked around and saw that it was now snowing. T's face was already so pale, and now that it was snowing, her skin was beginning to grow as white as the snow itself. Kabir could not believe this. "I asked for help," he shouted up at the sky, "not snow!" Just then Kabir remembered that he has a blanket in his bag. Kabir bent down to set T on the ground, but just then his eyes landed on something in the distance. He squinted his eyes to better make out the image, and soon he was convinced that his eyes were not deceiving him. Kabir swung his bag over his shoulder again without taking out the blanket. He picked up T again and started running towards the distance. He soon made his way into a clearing.
There wasa circular area in the middle of all the trees that had a little straw hut in it. * He made his way to the level that was on the ground. There was a straw bed in the hut, so Kabir tenderly set T down on it. He pulled out the blanket from his bag and was about to wrap it around T when he noticed that her clothes had traces of ice on them. "T will just be even more cold if she leaves these clothes on… Oh no!" Kabir shook his head and took a step back. "I can't do this. I won't do this!" But then Kabir's eyes landed on T's blue fingers. He took a deep breath. "Shit," he said. "I have to do this."
Kabir sat down on the ground next to T's feet. One by one he slipped off her shoes. He rubbed her feet in an attempt to warm them up. Then Kabir momentarily closed his eyes, preparing himself for the next part. Kabir got up and stood right next to the bed where T's waist was. He hesitated before placing his hands on T's waist. Kabir tried to keep his eyes planted on T's face as he unbuttoned her jeans. His hand moved down as he found the zipper and slowly slid it down. Kabir walked back to T's feet. He closed his eyes as he slid T's jeans off. Still with his eyes closed, Kabir felt the ground for the blanket. He finally found it and wrapped it over T's legs. Kabir let out a sigh of relief because he was now half way done. For the next part he sat right next to T on the straw bed. He propped T up and rested her forehead on his shoulder. He looked straight ahead at nothing as he found the bottom of T's shirt and slowly slid it over the top of her head. He could now feel her ice cold skin through his own clothes. Holding on to T with one hand, he used his free hand to search his bag for the extra pair of clothes he had. He pulled out a black button down shirt. Kabir tenderly took one of T's hands and slid her arm through the shirt sleeve. He did the same with her other arm. Kabir laid T back down and pulled the blanket up so that it was now covering her whole body. He slid his hands under the blanket so that he could button up the shirt without looking at her. Finally the last button was in place. Kabir took a step back, relieved that this part was all over.
"You're not done yet boss!" Kabir reminded himself. He ran out of the hut and picked up some sticks from the ground by the trees. Kabir brought them all back to the hut and sat down to make a fire. In a short amount of time, Kabir was able to start a fire. Kabir could feel the hairs on the back of his neck slowly going back down flat now that he was getting warmer. Kabir turned to look at T. She was too far from the fire to really feel its heat. Kabir stood up and walked his way over to where T was laying down. Making sure the blanket was fully wrapped around her, Kabir picked T up and sat her down in his lap as he found a place next to the fire. Kabir nervously watched T to see if the fire was being of a help, and sure enough it was! Slowly the blue color began fading from T's lips and a pink color returned to her cheeks. Kabir reluctantly placed his hand on T's face. She was still very cold. When would she gain consciousness? Kabir noticed that T's breathing had picked up speed. It was now coming to a normal pace, which was a very good sign. "T?" Kabir whispered. There was no response from T though. "Hey, T? Are you okay now?"
A smile began to appear on Kabir's face as he saw T's eyes slowly open. She gave him a blank stare, still not talking. "T!" Kabir exclaimed. He propped T up in his lap so that he could give her a proper hug. "Kabir!" she screamed. "Let me go!" Hearing T's familiar voice just made Kabir hug T tighter. He cringed a little because her still cold lips had bumped against Kabir's neck during the hug. He pulled her away to take a good look at her. Kabir looked like a kid who had just walked into a candy store as he saw the life on T's face. She was not as pleased though. Her nose was srunched up and she shivered as she spoke. "Wh- wh- where am I?" Kabir could feel T's body trembling in his lap. Now that she was conscious, she was aware of how cold she was, which led to all of her shivering. Kabir rested T's head against his chest as he scooted closer to the fire. "Shh," he whispered. T did not respond now because she was pausing to take in the heat from the fire. Her body tingled as if she was being defrosted. Kabir pulled the blanket tighter around T's body. After a few minutes of sitting like this, T was no longer cold. That's when all of her questions came back into play. "Where am I?" she asked again, but this time without her teeth chattering. Kabir looked around. "Um, I'm not really sure. Somewhere in the forest, that's all I know." T jerked her head back to look at Kabir. "What do you mean you're not sure? Are we lost?! Thanks a lot Kabir!" T fumed. Kabir shook his head in disbelief. "T, I just saved your life, and you're showing me attitude?" T rolled her eyes as she responded, "Koi ehsaan nahi kiya! Mujh jaisi khubsoorat ladki ko after all bachana hi tha. You didn't do me a favor; you did all the guys a favor." Kabir could not believe this. "Kaash main tumhe bacha tha hi na!" T gasped, "How rude Kabir! I never asked you to save me. Koi hot sa ladka mujhe bacha le tha. Being lost in a forest with a hot guy would have been fun at least! But no, I had to be stuck here with you." T made a disgusted face as she said that. "Oh please T," Kabir argued. "No one was going to save you. In fact, no one would have even found you! I had gotten lost and had traveled to a remote part of the forest. No one goes to those parts otherwise, so no one would have found you. Then you would have died!" T processed that but quickly responded, "Whatever, okay? Just get me out of here."
And with that T stood up, leaving the blanket behind in Kabir's lap. T shivered as she felt the bitterly cold winter air blow across her legs. She looked down and saw that her legs were bare. All she was wearing was a shirt, which wasn't even hers! T's eyes turned back towards Kabir. "How dare you!" she screamed. Kabir stood up, "Calm down T. Maine kuch bhi nahi kiya." T snorted, "Right. I just magically changed my own clothes while I was unconscious. You took advantage of me!" Those last words spun around in Kabir's head. "No I didn't," he yelled back. "You would have gotten even more sick if you kept your ice cold clothes on. I didn't even look at you while I changed your clothes." T crossed her arms across her chest. "You expect me to believe that?" Kabir gave her a blank stare as he nodded. "It's the truth!" T through her arms up in frustration. "The truth?! The truth here is that you took advantage of the circumstance. You saw that a beautiful girl was unconscious and could not save herself, so you decided to-" T could not finish her sentence because Kabir had placed his hand over her lips. He wrapped his other hand around T's waist and pulled her closer to him. "Bas karo T, bas karo." He whispered. T stared at him with wide eyes as she struggled to get out of his grasp, but it was useless. "T, I swear I did not look at you while I changed your clothes. I had other things on my mind, like the fact that your life was in danger and I wanted to save you. I don't expect you to thank me because you don't have those kind of manners. But please don't accuse me of such things." T stopped squirming and stood there still, listening to all of Kabir's words. He slowly slid his hand away from her lips and backed away. T stood there motionless. "Bohat raat ho chuki hai," Kabir said. "And on top of that, it's snowing a lot. We will leave from here tomorrow morning, granted that it stops snowing. Ge to sleep now." Kabir started walking towards the ladder that took its way to the top of the hut. "Where are you going?" T quietly asked. Kabir didn't stop to look at her as he responded, "I'm not going to sleep down here. You'll think I'm trying to take advantage of you again." T had to clear her throat in order to make her voice even as she said, "But it's snowing outside." "Thank you meteorologist Tanushree Ambolkar." And with that Kabir climbed the ladder to the top of the hut.
T slowly walked over and picked up the blanket from the ground. She laid down on the straw bed, but she could not sleep.
Kabir shivered as he laid down on the roof of the hut. It was snowing really hard now. "I can't believe T," he muttered to himself. "Why would I take advantage of her? Yuck!" Just then Kabir heard T's voice. "Kyun? Kya main itni buree hoon?" Kabir sat up as he saw that T was now on the roof too. "T, tum pagal ho? What are you doing here? Go back down by the fire! I finally warmed you up." T stood stubbornly with her hands on her waist. "No," she said firmly. "I'm not going back down until you do too. You'll get sick up here." "Who cares?" Kabir said. T's voice was softer as she said, "I do." Kabir looked up at T. She cleared her head and said, "I mean, yeah I care. I don't want to be accused of murder if someone finds your dead body here. So come down with me. I won't bite." Kabir tried to hide a smile as he mumbled, "No, but you will kick and scratch." T didn't hear him though. Kabir got up and said, "Fine. Let's go back down."
Kabir's clothes were now wet and cold from being out in the snow. He pulled out his bag. Since he gave T his shirt, he only had a pair of pants now. "T," he said, trying very hard not to laugh. "I'm about to change my pants. Fight the urge of watching me." T was shocked, "Eww! Main tumhe kyun dekhungi?" She quickly turned away from Kabir. He slipped off his wet pants and put on his dry ones. His shirt and jacket were soaking wet, so he took them off too. "Okay," Kabir said. "You can look now." T turned back around and gasped. She covered her eyes with her hands. "Why are you not wearing a shirt?!" Kabir looked down at his body. He had some finely toned abs and large biceps. "I'm not embarrassed by my body," he replied. "And not to mention, you used to be very fond of my body T." T could feel her cheeks turning red. She pulled her hands away from her eyes. "Making mistakes is a part of life," she justified. Kabir just laughed and shook his head. "Go to sleep T," he said as he sat down by the fire. "You can take the blanket and sleep on the bed." T obeyed him without saying a word. She was feeling quite tired now.
There was total silence all around. The snow fell down quietly from the night sky. Kabir was leaning against a wooden post that was used as a pillar to support the hut. Although he was only wearing pants, he felt very warm by the fire. Kabir slept peacefully in its warmth. T was curled up in a ball on the bed, the blanket wrapped up around her securely. She was flinching in her sleep though. In her dream T could see flashbacks of the day before. Suddenly Sid's face came before her eyes and she sat up in bed, screaming from terror. Kabir's eyes shot open, and he ran to sit by T. "Kya hua T?" he asked in a worried tone. But T was unable to respond. Sid's face kept popping up in her mind. She did not even realize when tears began rolling from her eyes. Kabir was shocked, "You're crying?" In all the time Kabir had known T, he had never seen her crying because she always tried to carry herself as a strong girl. Kabir could not believe his eyes now. He grabbed T and sat her down in his lap, rocking her back and forth. She couldn't stop the tears now. T moved her hands around Kabir's neck and clung to him as she began to cry harder. Kabir was not sure how to respond to this. He slowly moved his hand to T's head and began patting it. "Shh, " he cooed. "Don't worry T. I'm right here with you." Kabir could feel the tears rolling down from T's face onto his bare chest. He pulled her face back. The tears were rolling down her face non- stop. He cupped her face in his hands and wiped her tears away. T tried to calm down. "It was only a dream T," he said. But T knew this wasn't just a dream. She knew what she saw, but she couldn't dare ever speak of it. What if Sid found out that she was telling people? T shuddered at the mere thought of that, but Kabir mistaked her shiver to be a result of the cold weather. He wrapped the blanket back around her. T had stopped crying now, so Kabir laid her back down on the bed.
He sat by her side, holding her hand. She didn't close her eyes to sleep though. Instead she kept her eyes on Kabir's. "Why are you doing this?" she finally said. Kabir looked at her with a confused look. T continued, "Why are you taking so much care of me? Tum toh uss charity case Piya ko pasand karthe ho." Hearing Piya's name stung Kabir. He had tried long and hard to block out her thoughts, and for once today, he actually had. He had not thought of Piya once now that he was with T. Being with T made me forget about Piya… what is that supposed to mean? Kabir looked back at T. There was no doubt that T was beautiful. And she could make Kabir laugh too. And he couldn't stand to see tears in her eyes. Kabir shook his head to clear his thoughts. Dude, what is wrong with you? Tum T ke baare mein aisa soch rahe ho? It's T!
Kabir let go of T's hand and quickly got up from the bed. Without saying a word he sat down on the floor, leaning against the same wooden post that he was sitting by before. T watched Kabir as he closed his eyes, shivering. Dude, you can't like T! Then again, iss mein galat kya hai? Kabir was having battles with himself in his head, so he did not even realize when T got out of bed. Suddenly Kabir felt T's weight in his lap. "Don't look at me like that," she said as soon as he opened his eyes to look at her. "You were shivering, so I thought I would share this blanket with you. I don't want you to get a fever or something from being cold because I can't take care of you." As T said this, she wrapped the blanket around him. Kabir grabbed one side of the blanket with one hand and the other side with the other hand. He wrapped his arms around T, who had made herself very comfortable in his arms. This way the blanket covered both of them. She rested her head against his chest, and he placed his cheek on the top of her head. In this manner, the two of them fell asleep by the fire without saying a word.
A few hours had passed, and Kabir woke up with a severe pain in his neck. Resting his head on T's had made him pull a muslce in his neck. Kabir could not sleep like this anymore. He looked down at T. She looked so peaceful sleeping in his arms. Her breaths washed across Kabir's chest, warming him up even more. Kabir did not want to wake her up now that she was finally asleep. In an extremely gentle manner, Kabir moved T onto the floor by the fire. He laid down right next to her, placing her head on his left arm, which was now serving the purpose of T's pillow. She moved onto her side so that she was now curled up against Kabir. He froze, seeing that her face was no more than in inch away from his own. His mouth began to water as he tasted her breaths in his mouth. With a feather- like touch, Kabir brushed his fingers down T's cheeks and then onto her lips. His fingers lingered there for a moment. Suddenly T shivered in her sleep. That's when Kabir realized he hadn't covered her with the blanket yet. Kabir placed the blanket over the two of them, and T sighed from the warmth. She moved in closer to Kabir, her breaths becoming longer. Kabir could tell she was in a deep sleep. He smiled as he watched her. She looked so peaceful… so innocent. What's wrong with loving T? he finally said to himself. Kabir smiled as he placed his right arm over T's fragile frame. In this manner, Kabir fell back asleep.
T felt so warm now as she slowly woke up. She didn't want to open her eyes though because she was so comfortable. Kabir's face was turned towards her, so she could feel his breaths on her neck. T bit her lip, trying to stop herself from smiling. She slowly opened her eyes and looked around. The fire was still burning and the snow was still falling. T was glad to see the snow because if it was snowing, she and Kabir couldn't leave yet! The thought of being trapped in this hut with Kabir made the red color reappear on her cheeks. She turned on her side so that she was now facing Kabir. She knew he was deep asleep, so she slowly wrapped her left arm around him, hugging herself closer to his chest. Subconsciously, Kabir tightened his arm around T. If she tilted her head slighty upwards, her lips would meet his. Suddenly T realized what she was thinking. Oh my gosh! T, tum ek dum despos ki tarah behave kar rahi ho! It's just Kabir. Calm down. But as soon as she said Kabir's name to herself, there was no way she could be calm. Butterflies began fluttering around in her stomach. He took so much care of me. And this would make a great story for when we get back to Mount College. All the girls would be so jealous of me if they knew Kabir saved my life and we were dating. And it didn't work out with Sid anyways… T cursed herself for bringing Sid up. She hid her face in Kabir's chest, trying to block out that thought. She then continued, Anyways, I need a boyfriend, and who could be better than Kabir? He's hot, he's the most popular guy at Mount College, and he cares about me. And that charity case Piya ki aankhen khuli ki khuli reh jayengi when she finds out that Kabir now loves me and not her. Come on T, don't let this chance go! T waited patiently for Kabir to wake up.
Kabir rubbed his eyes and looked around. The first thing he saw was T. Her head was on his chest now, and his arms were wrapped tightly around her. He couldn't help but smile when T looked up at him. "Good morning," she chirped. "Good morning T," he responded sweetly. "It's still snowing," she said matter of factly. Kabir's eyes shot outside. Sure enough the snow was still falling from the sky, but it was snowing harder now than it was before. "Sorry T, but we can't leave now that means." T tried to act disappointed as she said, "Oh no! Now I have to stay here with you another night?" Kabir and T both looked away as they tried to hide their own smiles that had emerged from the mere thought of this. They then looked back at each other, their faces only inches apart. T leaned in closer to Kabir, her hands slowly finding their way around his neck. Suddenly, Kabir removed his hands from T's waist. She looked up at him in shock. Slow down T, she thought to herself. T sat up and faced the opposite direction from Kabir. He slowly sat up too, watching T as she finger combed her hair. They both did not speak as Kabir pulled out some biscuits from his bag. They sat by the fire quietly eating the biscuits.
Neither Kabir nor T had any idea what time it was. The sun was not coming out because of the snow, so day and night all looked the same. Kabir's phone's battery had died, so he couldn't even check the time on there. "T," Kabir said, breaking off the silence. "Hmm?" she responded. "Can you check the time on your phone?" T froze. A flood of memories washed across her mind. She remembered how Sid had snatched her phone from her. T's face was slowly turning pale. Kabir ran by her side. "Are you okay T?" T looked up at Kabir. "Yeah, I'm fine…" Kabir gave a confused look as he analyzed T's expression. He finally gave up when he couldn't tell what was wrong with her. "Anyways T, why were you in the jungle in the first place?" T looked up at Kabir. What should I tell him? I can't tell him the truth, or else Sid might come after me. Or worse, he might come after Kabir! T's heart sunk at the thought of that. I need to win Kabir, she reminded herself. She looked up at Kabir, who was still waiting for a response from her. Without saying a word T stood up and started walking outside. Kabir jumped up and went after her. "T, what are you doing? You're going to get cold!" T looked back over her shoulder, making eye contact with Kabir. She kept walking but also kept looking over her shoulder to make sure Kabir was following her. Kabir could tell that T wanted him to follow her. He froze in his tracks as T stopped walking. They were now out of the clearing where the hut was and were in the midst of all the trees. T opened her arms wide and started spinning in a slow circle. Kabir leaned against a tree, crossing his arms around his chest, as he watched T enjoying the snow fall. She smiled as the snow landed on her face. She bent down and picked up some snow in her hands. She packed it firmly in her hands and suddenly launched it at Kabir. It hit him right on his bare chest, and he shivered at this contact. T erupted into laughter. Kabir understood the challenge and began running after her. He had a snowball in his hand now and he threw it at T's back as she ran in front of him. The cold and wet snow made T squeal. "K!" she shouted. Kabir laughed and ran faster. He grabbed T by the waist, and they both ended up falling in the snow. They both laid there laughing. T rolled on top of Kabir and sat on him, piling more and more snow on him. "Ahhh! Stop it T! It's cold!" But T was having too much fun to stop. Suddenly Kabir rolled over so that T was now on the bottom. He pinned her hands down above her head. T was not laughing anymore. He moved his face closer to hers, and T closed her eyes. She let out a slight whimper as his lips brushed against her jaw. He slid his lips from her jaw down her neck. His hands slid to the buttons of her shirt. T's eyes flew open as she felt the top button being un-done, but Kabir did not stop. He moved his hand to the exposed area, and threw some snow on it. T screamed. "K!" Kabir quickly buttoned the top button again and patted the snow in place. T squirmed, but Kabir still had her hands pinned down above her head, so she could not take the snow out. "I think we're even now," he said. T pouted as he said this. Kabir laughed as he stood up. Without pausing to ask for her permission, he picked T up and started heading back towards the hut.
They were both shivering once they got back, their clothes dripping wet from the snow. T walked over and stood in front of Kabir. She didn't look away from his eyes as she began unbuttoning her shirt. Kabir sighed and grabbed her wrists, stopping her before she could unbutton more than one button. "What are you doing T?" T tried to act innocent. "If we wear these wet clothes, we'll get sick Kabir!" Kabir considered this. She had a point. Kabir scooped T up in his arms and laid her down on the bed. "You're right T," he said. "We can't wear these clothes." And with that he began unbuttoning T's shirt. She closed her eyes as Kabir went from one button to the next. She felt the cold air on her chest now that her shirt was fully unbuttoned. T could hear Kabir walking away from the bed and then walking back. She suddenly felt him pull off her shirt, but instantly she was wrapped back up in a blanket. Her eyes shot open. "See T," he said. "This is how I changed your clothes the last time too. I don't look at you while I do it." T laid there quietly. K is such a dumbo! Maine kya socha tha aur iss ne kya kiya. Ugh! Looks like I will have to teach him the ways. Kabir got up and was about to walk away, but T stopped him by grabbing his hand. He turned back to look at her. She pulled his hand close to her face and gently kissed his palm. "Thank you," she whispered. Kabir was shocked. "T saying thank you? Vaah!" T scowled. "Main itni bhi boori nahi hoon." She let go of his hand and turned to face away from him. Kabir sighed and sat back down next to her on the bed. He grabbed T's chin and made her face him. "I know T," he said. "You're just misunderstood. Being with you yesterday and today really showed me that. You're actually a very fragile girl who needs someone to take care of her." A smile played on T's lips. "I have you now though to take care of me," she responded. Kabir nodded in agreement. "Always. I'll always be by your side. No one or nothing can harm you because I'll always be here to protect you." "But why?" T said. "Why do you want to protect me?" Kabir looked down at T. Her eyes were curious, her lips were parted. He leaned down and whispered, "Because I love you T." And with that he planted a soft kiss on her lips. He sat back up and watched her expression. Her cheeks were rosey red and her lips were curved up in a smile. "T," he said as he got down on one knee. "Will you make me the luckiest guy at Mount College by being my girlfriend?" T got up from the bed, holding the blanket securely against her frame, and sat on Kabir's bent knee. She wrapped her hands around his neck and planted a kiss on his cheek. "Agar tum itna insist kar rahe ho, I mean I guess I can do this mehrebaani on you," she joked. Kabir scooped T up in his arms and twirled her around as he laughed. They didn't even realize that it stopped snowing as the two of them curled up on the straw bed together.
And that's how, in my opinion, KaT's love story began! They obviously ended up finding their way out of the forest and came back to the city with the announcement of their relationship
Channel V Dil Dosti Dance
Arjun
