36 Quotes by Insha Juneja

I love you, Ayesha. What would I do without you?" Zorawar said in the platonic way he'd always told her that he loved her."I love you too, Zorawar. Always have always will." she said ambiguously.

And you my dear, will always be my aftermath of loss and love

You and I will always be unfinished business. There are too many words unsaid, too many thoughts unfeltand too many feelings unexpressed.

When I told him, 'I break everything I touch', he said he would break his own heart and use those pieces to fix mine. Is this too good to be true? Is this just my fantasy of him? or is this actually real?

The only question I ask myself is: did we teach each other the meaning of love for ourselves or someone else?

Because even after you swore you weren’t like the other, I didn’t realise you meant you were worse.

But had we become so awfully used to this love because it was the only kind of love we thought existed? What if love was supposed to be easier and not only be about 'fighting through the hard times and the dark clouds'? And what if there weren't supposed to be this many dark clouds and what if love was not supposed to be this hard?

You left me as quickly as you told me you loved me, all in one breath. When I told you I was hard to love, you asked me not to be scared; I believed you. Because even after you swore you weren’t like the others, I didn’t realise you meant you were worse.

And handsome Zorawar!No one feature made him so striking, though his eyes came close. From them came a passion, an honesty, a gentleness. He was handsome from the depth of his eyes to the tender expression of his voice. He was fetching from his generous opinions to the touch of his hand. His voice quickened when he sparkled with a new idea or when he was so enjoying one of Ayesha’s that he lost himself for a moment and quite forgot the mask he wore for others.