Arjun lived in a peaceful valley with his wife, Meera. They shared a bond so deep that even a moment apart felt like an eternity. One morning, Arjun had to travel to a distant town for work. Before leaving, Meera whispered, 'No matter how busy you are, remember that my thoughts are always with you.'
A few days later, while Arjun was deep in a meeting, a sudden thought of Meera flashed through his mind. It was a warm, gentle feeling, much like the sensation just before a sneeze. He felt the urge to call her, to hear her voice, to tell her he was thinking of her. But the moment passed too quickly, and the thought remained unfinished, stuck in his mind like a sneeze that refuses to come. It left him feeling restless and unsettled.
Back home, Meera was also feeling a pull toward Arjun. She felt a sudden urge to check on him, a feeling that sat on the edge of her heart. She waited for a sign, a call, or even a simple message. But as the hours passed, that feeling faded into a quiet sadness. Just as a suppressed sneeze causes discomfort, the missed connection caused a lingering ache in their hearts. When Arjun finally returned, he realized that expressing love and thought shouldn't be delayed. A small gesture at the right moment can prevent a heavy heart.