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So everyone has a crush on someone. I mean nowadays it's very normal and trending. So a long time back, when I wasn't in 3rd standard, there was this boy. Now everyone will think that what is she saying in a useless way. Does this happen in 3rd standard too? And then there was nothing like this in trend. This crush and all. But now as I look back, I can say that he was my first crush.
So that boy was in 5th standard when I was in 3rd. And I used to stare at him. I was so attracted to him. I still remember when he used to laugh, his side had dimples.
Whenever I didn't want to go to school, my mom used to beat me up. But I used to wipe my tears and sit in the rickshaw happily. Because I had to sit with her in the rickshaw. And then I used to play with her and reach school. So I used to watch her and play with her and I used to cut my school.
We used to get off the rickshaw and go to the compound together. I used to stand in prayer, open my eyes and see where he is standing. It was just like that, even my best friend didn't know that I was feeding all these roses. I mean, what kind of child does this? But it's okay, if the eyes like it, then it's okay. It doesn't matter if it's a child or an adult. Now, there were many such cultural programs in our school.
Once, Rakshabandhan festival was celebrated. All the girls, all the boys, not one by one, but any random girl, any random boy was tied with a Rakhi. So, should I say luckily or bad luck, the teacher told me, "Riya, come here." And the boy who stood next to me was the one who was my crush.
What could I have done? I didn't have the courage to tell him that I won't tie him a Rakhi. But then I had to tie him a Rakhi and he became my crush's puppet. I don't know, I used to run away from him. I didn't like going to school.
Whenever I used to see her, I used to think of that Rakhi. There were so many girls in the school, both big and small, and they were all with her. If she liked someone, she would have got her Rakhi made. The teacher also got only me in the school. I don't know how my lucks were working. But it was a small class.
I also thought that I won't look at him anymore. I got busy with my own life and I attended the annual function. I had to dance in the annual function every time. It was my fix. So I was dancing in this annual function. Luckily this time, I didn't know that he also dances. So the group in which I was dancing, there was a pair of boys and girls.
And you know what happened? The boy who was my pair was the same guy. I literally didn't know that he really dances. I thought he was a student. You can imagine, I tied him a Rakhi and I was dancing with my brother. I don't know what was going on but it's okay.
I danced because you know me, I can't refuse. If I had refused, he wouldn't have become my brother. And he would have been my friend even today. But okay, I danced with the first crush of my life. Now I forget that Rakhi part. And after that, I didn't meet him. I left him that I don't want to keep it.
But whatever it was, whether it was a crush or an attraction or love, I don't know. I just liked it. After that, I also forgot about it. I changed schools. After school, I went to another school. I got a new crush there. After that, I went to college. I got a new crush there. And then I came to the acting field where there are only crushes. I mean...
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