Love Triangle

Rani, Rama, and Rina were classmates in high school. They were always together, studying, playing, and joking. However, there was something that Rani and Rina did not know. Rama secretly liked Rani, a cheerful, smart, and beautiful girl. Rama always looked for reasons to be close to Rani, helping her with assignments, taking her out, and giving her gifts. Rama hoped that one day Rani would realize his feelings and accept his love.

However, fate said otherwise. Rani also liked someone, but not Rama. Rani liked Rina, her sweet, gentle, and caring friend. Rani always felt comfortable and happy with Rina, more than anyone else. Rani often praised Rina, hugged her, and kissed her cheek. Rani hoped that one day Rina would understand her feelings and reciprocate her love.

Rina, who knew nothing, was confused by Rani and Rama's attitudes. Rina liked them both as friends, but nothing more. Rina was not interested in love, because she had another dream. Rina wanted to be a writer, who told beautiful and inspiring stories to many people. Rina was always busy writing in her diary, laptop, or scrap papers. Rina hoped that one day she would realize her dream and become a famous writer.

They lived in uncertainty, keeping secrets, and hoping anxiously. They did not know how to express their feelings, afraid of being rejected, losing, or hurting. They did not know that their love triangle would end in a way they did not expect.

One day, when they were in the library, Rama could not stand it anymore. He decided to confess his love to Rani, hoping he would get the answer he wanted. He took a book from the shelf, and wrote a love letter on the last page. He then gave the book to Rani, and said, "Rani, I have something for you. Read this book until the end, and you will know what I feel."

Rani received the book with a smile, and opened it. She saw the title of the book, and was surprised. The book was Rina's work, which had just been published. The book was titled "Love Triangle", and told a story similar to their lives. Rani felt happy and proud of Rina, and at the same time curious about the contents of the book. She started reading the book, and was more and more captivated by Rina's writing style, which was full of emotion, imagination, and beauty.

Rina, who saw Rani reading the book, felt nervous and anxious. She did not know that Rama had given the book to Rani, and she did not know that Rama had written a love letter on the last page. She only knew that the book was the expression of her heart, which she wrote honestly and bravely. She wrote about her feelings for Rani, whom she loved for a long time, but never dared to say it. She wrote about her hopes that Rani would accept her love, and be with her. She wrote about the end of their story, which she dreamed of as a happy ending.

Rama, who saw Rina staring at Rani with hope, felt jealous and angry. He did not know that the book was Rina's work, and he did not know that Rina also liked Rani. He only knew that he had given his love letter to Rani, and he hoped Rani would read it and choose him. He did not know that his love letter would be useless, because Rani would never see it.

When Rani reached the last page of the book, she found something that surprised and touched her. On that page, there was a sentence written in red ink, which read, "I love you, Rani. Will you be my girlfriend?" Below the sentence, there was a signature that she knew very well. The signature was Rina's, her best friend and love of her life.

Rani cried, and hugged the book tightly. She could not believe that Rina also loved her, and had confessed her love in such a beautiful and romantic way. She felt happy, and ran towards Rina, who was still standing there with a pale face. She hugged Rina, and said, "I love you too, Rina. I want to be your girlfriend."

Rina cried, and hugged Rani back. She could not believe that Rani had read her love letter, and had accepted her love in such a sincere and warm way. She felt happy, and kissed Rani, who was still holding the book in her hand. She said, "Thank you, Rani. You are my inspiration."

Rama cried, and left the library. He could not believe that Rani had rejected his love, and had chosen Rina as her girlfriend. He felt broken, and regretted his decision to give the book to Rani. He said, "I'm sorry, Rani. I misunderstood."

Their love triangle ended in a way they did not expect. Rani and Rina became a happy couple, and Rama became a lonely person. They never met again, and lived with their choices.

The end.