---Atif's POV---

School was now officially over and while my wedding preps were still in works, thankfully it got pushed back, Ryan's engagement party had just happen.

It was so obvious them two were made for each other. The way he cared for her showed that he couldn't even think about another girl. The way she looked at him showed he was her everything.

I wouldn't be suprised if this was his wedding instead of engagement.

I had invited a friend along, since even Aarav is now crushing on Alsiha's friend Inaaya.

"Wow!" They both said as both girls entered the building.

"You see anyone you like?"Hussain asked.

"No," I said annoyed at how many times I had that question asked.

I went to get some wine since I needed a drink, but didn't want to be drunk at friend's engagement party.

They had started when I left and were now on the ring exchange.

We all cheered both times.

The DJ played a slow song for them.

I was going to get going when someone bumped into me spilling the drink on my shirt.

The person didn't even bother to look back, but Aarav noticed and ran over right away.

"Don't get mad! Remember your at Ryan's party," he said before anything else.

"I have an extra shirt," Hussain said and left to get one.

He came back quickly and I changed into it.

Why does this keep happening to me?

Does she not know how expensive my clothes are? I have to go to the dry cleaners again!

She looked like the same girl, but I can't remember since I never saw her face.

When I got back Hussain was dancing a slow dance with some girl.

I went to look for Aarav, but he was sitting alone with Inaaya.

How is it so easy for them? Like how can they believe in love so quickly?

"Hey, you wanna dance?" Some random girl asked and I denied her.

Maybe elsewhere i wouldn't have, but it's not the right place.

"They look so in love," I heard someone say behind me.

I mentally agreed with that person.

"Ya. I'll never understand how people find love so easily. But I'm glad I pushed her into talking to him,"another voice said.

"You would Shreya. And you'll find someone as well," the girl said.

"I doubt it. My parent's fixed my marriage without even telling me. But as long as I end up with someone who will learn to love me, life's good," Shreya said.

"Yes, because as you say," the girl said.

"Love alone, is worth the fight," they said.