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Meera was a quiet girl who loved to read. She had a secret crush on Arjun, a boy in her college. Arjun was always with his group of friends, laughing and joking. Meera admired (liked) him from a distance, feeling shy to approach (go near) him.
One day, fate played its part. Meera was carrying a stack of books to the library. She tottered (walked unsteadily) and nearly fell. Arjun saw her and quickly helped. “Are you okay?” he asked with concern (worry). Meera blushed (turned red) and nodded.
From that day, they started talking. They realized (understood) they had many things in common. They both loved books and enjoyed (liked) studying together. They began meeting in the library every day. Meera felt euphoric (very happy) when she was with Arjun. He made her laugh and feel comfortable.
One afternoon, they had a long study session. They took a break and walked around the campus. Arjun shared his dreams and ambitions (goals). Meera listened with alacrity (eagerness). She admired (respected) his dedication (commitment) and passion (strong interest).
Meera also opened up about her life. She talked about her family and her love for reading. Arjun listened intently (with focus), making her feel valued (important). As days passed, their bond grew stronger. They supported each other in studies and life.
One evening, as they walked by the lake, Arjun looked at Meera and smiled. “You know, I’ve never felt this way before,” he confessed (admitted). Meera’s heart raced. She felt a mixture of joy and nervousness.
“I like spending time with you, Arjun,” Meera said softly. Arjun took her hand and held it gently. “Me too, Meera,” he replied.
From that moment, their friendship blossomed (grew) into a beautiful romance. They studied together, shared dreams, and made each other happy. Meera no longer admired Arjun from afar. She was now part of his life, and he was part of hers.
Their story shows that sometimes, fate brings people together in unexpected (surprising) ways. With kindness and patience, a simple act can turn into something wonderful.
English Words you learned and Revised
admired (liked), approach (go near), concern (worry), blushed (turned red), realized (understood), enjoyed (liked), euphoric (very happy), ambitions (goals), alacrity (eagerness), dedication (commitment), passion (strong interest), intently (with focus), valued (important), confessed (admitted), blossomed (grew), unexpected (surprising).
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