Unspoken Sparks - Chapter 6 (Last Episode)

 Chapter 6: The Confession & The New Beginning

The tension in Raychand Industries had reached its limit.

Rumors swirled. Whispers about Aditya and Aditi grew louder. Some speculated. Some envied. But Aditi stayed focused, as always—poised, distant, dedicated.

Except now, her heart wasn't as quiet as her face.

And neither was Aditya’s.

He saw her in everything.
In every decision. Every plan. Every moment of silence.
Her absence made the air feel heavier.
Her presence? Like calm fire.

He had denied it for weeks.
But now… he couldn’t anymore.

That Friday Evening – Office Rooftop

Aditi had just wrapped up late-night reporting. The office was nearly empty, and the city lights sparkled in the distance.

She stepped out to the rooftop for a breath of air. What she didn’t expect… was him.

Aditya stood there, sleeves rolled up, no phone in hand—for once. Just… waiting.

He turned as she approached.

“You’re still here?” she asked.

“I was waiting for you,” he said softly.

Aditi blinked. “For… work?”

“No.” He took a slow step toward her. “For you.”

She stiffened.

He continued, voice low. “You’re not easy to figure out, Aditi. You speak only when needed. You never let anyone close. You hide that fire under so much calm…”

He paused. “But with Rhea… you didn’t hide it.”

Aditi looked away. “I was out of line. I’m sorry.”

“No,” he said firmly. “You were real. That’s the first time I saw what you’re made of. And I loved it.”

She froze.

“I don’t care about Rhea. Or the board. Or what the office thinks,” he continued. “I care about you.”

She turned to him, eyes trembling with everything she had buried deep.

“Why me?” she whispered.

“Because with you, I don’t have to be a tycoon. Or perfect. Or powerful. I can just be... Aditya. And I’ve never had that with anyone before.”

A tear slipped from her eye before she could stop it.

He stepped closer, gently wiped it away.

“I know you don’t trust easily. I know you don’t let people in. But Aditi—if there’s even one corner of your heart that wants this… let it happen.”

She didn’t answer.

She simply stepped forward… and rested her head on his chest.

And in that silence, wrapped in the hum of the city, they both knew:

This was real.
This was theirs.

Two Months Later – Same Office, New Energy

The air had changed.

Aditi still worked with the same discipline. Still low-profile. Still fierce.

But now, she smiled more. Spoke more. And laughed sometimes—only when he made her.

Aditya, once cold and unreachable, now waited for coffee breaks… just to hear her talk about nothing.

They never announced anything.
They didn’t need to.

Because the way he looked at her in meetings…
The way she knew what he needed before he said a word…
It was obvious.

One Night – At Their Favorite Spot

They stood on the same rooftop again. Stars above. Lights below.

Aditya pulled out a small box from his pocket.

“No speeches,” he said. “Just a question.”

She raised an eyebrow, amused.

“Will you stay?” he asked simply. “Not as my PA. But as my home.”

Aditi’s lips parted in surprise. A storm of emotion flickered in her eyes—then softened.

She took the ring. Wore it herself.

“I’ve never been anyone’s home before,” she whispered.

He smiled, pulling her close. “Then let’s build ours.”

And under the moonlit sky, with no audience, no press, no boardroom—

A storm finally found its peace.

And love… found its forever.

✨The End — with a new beginning.✨

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