---Shreya's POV---

Aarav had changed the location and had it be an outdoor event.

I have to admit it was a good idea since weather was perfect.

I liked how they kept the party to minium level of people.

"Happy birthday," I said to Inaaya as soon as I saw her.

"Thank you," she said.

Alisha joined us and we got busy in conversation and catching up.

---Atif's POV---

"I told you that you are horrible with timing," I said.

Aarav and I were at the bakery waiting for waiting for the cake he had just ordered a few hours ago.

We eventually got it and went back.

"Finally!" Ryan said as we walked back.

"I blame him," I said.

Aarav put the cake away and Ryan and I began talking.

"Did you ever think that us three would best friends would get married into another group of girl best friends?" He asked.

"Aarav isn't married," I said.

"Not yet. But look at them, it's like they haven't seen each other in forever, when they had just seen each other last week," he said.

I looked over and I agreed with what he said. One thing I realized is how simple Shreya's dress was compared to the others.

I know she could afford something better, so why did she show up in that?

"Come on, let's go invade their conversation," he said as Inaaya left from them.

"I'm thinking why I'm friends with you? But at the same time, I'm down to it," he said.

We both invaded their conversation.

"Can we help you?" Shreya asked.

"No. We just saw you all having an interesting conversation so we joined," Ryan said.

"We were talking about guys that we'd rather be married to," Alisha said looking at him.

"Isn't that too bad for them," he said.

Aarav told us it's time to cut the cake so we all went.

Afterwards we had dinner and then we all started going home.

"Hey, I just realized we left Radhika home alone," Shreya said.

"Ya, I looked her door from the outside," I said.

"How is that even possible?" She asked.

I went on and told her what I had done.

"Your evil," she laughed.

"Took you long enough to figure it out," I said sarcastically.

We got home and I unlocked her door. It's like keeping a dog in the house, except a dog is loyal.

I went upstairs to see that Shreya had already changed and began work.

"Hey, how come you wore such a simple dress? You can afford better," I said.

"I can, but I prefer to stay simple. Plus, i know that you think I'm beautiful no matter what, so I no longer have to impress you," she said.

"That's true," I said.

"Okay, now let me finish this. I have work tomorrow and I'm staying overtime," she said.

"Yes boss," I said and left to change.