A Perfect Day: Unfinished Dream

When I opened my eyes 👀, guess where I was? Yeah, I found myself in Sydney, my favorite tourist place. As I woke up, I opened my cupboard and was pleasantly surprised to find a blue dress with my favorite design. I freshened up, dressed, and realized I didn't need to go to the office because my love for writing had become my profession. I was on a wonderful trip.

Suddenly, the doorbell rang, and I heard a sweet voice saying, "I ordered your favorite coffee." The sound came from near the dressing table, where a lovely lady in a white and blue saree with silky hair flowing into the sky. She wore matching jumka’s, a white Titan watch, and a hand bag. She looked stunning, and no words were sufficient for her beauty. She said, "Go get coffee and open the door," and guess who she was? My fiancée.

After enjoying the ☕ coffee with a love symbol on top, I received a hopeful call – my book had sold a million copies. Congratulations 🎉! Overjoyed, I rushed to share the news, hugging her tightly.

Then we had tiffin and set off to the Blue Mountains in a black BMW. Heartfelt conversations, a glimpse of a kangaroo, and an amazing waterfall created memories we captured in countless photos. Returning to the mall, we indulged in delicious food. I even bought some fashion wear without checking the price.

Then I encountered my favorite cricket player, David Williamson. Adding more surprises, he recognized me and said, "Your writings are very good;” I have read one of your books” i was on the 9th cloud for hearing that. and I took an autograph on my T-shirt.

I couldn’t believe that every moment because those are my wishes which I wrote long ago.

We Sat in a coffee shop, opened the book, and looked for the wishes I had left. In the book, "I just want to dance with my lovely fiancée in the moonlight on the grass with my favorite 'perfect' song by Ed Sheeran because it resembles my 10-year love story." I turned on another page of the book.

"Arjun, Arjun, it’s high time you should go to the office." I woke up and shouted at my friend, "Don’t wake me up." I covered myself with the blanket and tried to get the same dream, but a book appeared with zero writings. I tried so much, but I couldn’t even get the same dream again. I got out of bed, took the book that appeared in my dream, and opened it, realizing with a smile that my dreams would remain just dreams.

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