Inspired from 'Dont kiss the bride' by Carian Cole

Rajveer and Naina had always known there was something more between them, a love that went beyond words. They had been married for convenience, a practical arrangement to ensure Naina had access to Rajveer's medical insurance. Despite the initial intent, they had grown inseparable, sharing their lives in a way that transcended mere convenience.

One particular night, the darkness outside mirrored the turmoil within Naina's dreams. She woke up in a cold sweat, her heart pounding. Tears welled up in her eyes, and she tried to stifle a sob, not wanting to wake Rajveer. But he was already awake, as if he had sensed her distress.

Rajveer's strong arms wrapped around Naina, pulling her close. "It's okay," he whispered, brushing her hair away from her face. "You're safe. I'm here."

Naina clung to him, her body trembling. She had never admitted her deepest fears and anxieties to anyone, not even Rajveer. But in that moment, she felt an overwhelming need to share her vulnerability.

"I had a terrible nightmare," she finally confessed, her voice barely more than a whisper. "I was alone, and I couldn't find you. I was lost, and it was so dark."

Rajveer tightened his hold on her. "I'm right here, Naina. You're not alone. I promise I'll never leave you."

As the night wore on, Rajveer continued to comfort her, holding her close and soothing her fears with gentle words and caresses. Naina gradually relaxed in his embrace, her racing heart slowing to a steady rhythm. In that intimate moment, words seemed unnecessary; their unspoken love spoke volumes.

As dawn broke, Naina finally drifted back to sleep, feeling safe and loved in Rajveer's arms. They may have never confessed their love in words, but their actions and the way they held each other spoke louder than any declaration could. In that moment, they knew that their unconventional marriage had become something truly beautiful - a bond that would endure the trials of life and time, and a love that needed no words to be felt.