"A Button Pressed Too Soon"

It was a moment that would forever be etched in her memory, a moment that could have changed everything if only he had known. The button was pressed, and within seconds, the message was sent and received. But it was too late; the damage was done. She couldn't help but wonder what would have happened if he had cared about her feelings if he had tried to read her for once. She wasn't as tough as the MBBS books she had spent countless hours poring over.

The text still lingered on her chat screen, a haunting reminder of what could never be. It was the message he had sent, a cold and final goodbye: "And now you know, I will see on my chat screen for your , it will say you have blocked this ." Those words cut deep, a stark reminder of the end of their connection.

Her feelings had been a heavy burden to carry, but she had managed to keep them hidden for three long years. Yet, the news of his impending marriage shook her to her core. It was a catalyst that set off a chain of events she could never undo. The news had been circulating for weeks, but she had tried to ignore it, hoping it was just a rumour. However, the ache in her heart grew unbearable, and she found herself rushing to confront him.

She sent him a message, her fingers trembling as she typed: "Where are the sweets of your engagement?" The response was casual, almost dismissive: "They are for friends." Her heart sank, but she couldn't let go. "I don't want to become your friend," she typed, the words echoing her desperation.

He asked her what she wanted to become, but she dodged the question, insisting that he was lying about the marriage. "How can you be so sure?" he asked, his tone laced with amusement. She replied, "No one gives their daughter to a person who still has a year left to complete his degree." His response cut deep: "Why do you care?" The question hung in the air, a challenge she couldn't ignore.

"I want to meet," she said, her voice barely above a whisper. He knew the answer already, he claimed, so why did she want to meet? But she insisted, driven by a longing she couldn't explain. And so, they agreed to meet, a decision that would lead her down a path of heartache and regret.

As she looked back on that fateful conversation, she realized that she had messed things up big time. The slow pace of their relationship had been a ticking time bomb, waiting to explode. And now, all she could do was wonder what could have been if only he had known, if only she had been brave enough to express her feelings sooner.

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