After it starts Raining

It's hard for almost everyone to quickly start a conversation with a stranger standing right next to you, knowing that he/she won't interact again. But if it's your heart call, not your mind, then make sure that you listen to it and try to appeal to the person because if it's gone, it's gone.

In late evening nearly about 6:00 pm at the bus stand, Lot of people were waiting for a vehicle to their particular destination. In the crowd, there was a boy at the corner right next to the board where the names of a bus and time of their arrival and departure were written-standing and gazing down the street for the bus. Suddenly, he witnessed a girl with a fair face tone, pointed chin, and beady eyes, he found her elegant in a black dress with curly hair-walking up toward the bus stop. The girl came and stood right next to the boy. She noticed the appearance of the boy and was impressed with his sense of clothing but didn't manifest to her face. The boy realized he saw her for the first time and assumed that she might be new to this locality. 

Slowly the crowd declined-there were few people left. No sooner had the bus arrived, the remaining few went off leaving the boy and girl alone at the bus stop. Before there were copious people, both the boy and girl were enjoying the company of the crowd and their gossip. Now that they were off to their destination, both of them went busy with their phones as they felt awkward to start the conversation.

[Looking at the ambiance, the cloud has covered the sky, slowly the breeze is turning into the wind and cool air started to gust.]

Boy depicted "how can I hold onto the bus shelter if bus won't arrive for a couple more minutes and it starts to rain." Because the bus shelter was roofless, the boy was a bit worried about the rain as he wasn't carrying an umbrella. However, the girl was relaxed as she had an umbrella. Time passed by, it started drizzling but the bus didn't arrive. So, the girl shelled out herself with an umbrella- when she glimpsed the boy getting wet in the rain. The girl felt woeful and asked the boy to come and take shelter under her umbrella.

After that boy felt it will be better to introduce himself so he said "Hi, I am Sane, and thanks for the umbrella." The girl too replied "No problem at all and by the way, I am Sejal".

[The bus arrived after a minute and a half, they hopped in and that bus took them towards the beautiful destination they had never imagined.]

Moral: Always halt for the flawless moment to commence the conversation so that it could conclude ably.