A/N: SPOILERSA Kabhi Alvida Naa Kehna. This is the scene where Maya sees Rishi outside her apartment after three years. (Right after the title song finishes) It's a bit longer than my other stories, but still not very long. I'm working on making my stuff longer but I'm afraid it'll become dragging and boring. Anyway, enjoy!

Three years had passed and Maya still had the same routine each Sunday. Clean, clean, clean (and buy groceries). It would have seemed like a boring routine to most, but no one knew how sane it kept her. No one knew that if she were to stop cleaning or shopping or moving for one second, then all of her past would creep up on her. All of those memories would hurl themselves at her. She had to keep busy. It was the only thing that kept her going. That kept her moving. That kept her living.

It was amazing how fate had worked. Only one thing made this Sunday afternoon different from the rest—Rishi. She stared at him staring back at her, a slight smile forming on his lips. Even though she hadn't seen him in so long, he looked exactly the same…same old Rishi; same old caring, loving, Rishi.

"You know Maya, in these past three years I tried very hard to hate you. To forget about you. But I couldn't….I couldn't do it Maya," he confessed.

That's always been your problem, hasn't it Rishi? Too forgiving. Too understanding. Too caring. I'm too flawed to have deserved you. I wish you did hate me. It would make everything easier.

"Even though you left home, that home never left you….You were always right when you said that I was like a child, that I could never understand you. Now I understand. I've grown up, Maya. I've found love again…and I'm even getting married."

I jinxed myself. I thought you hating me would be my punishment. Why are you telling me this? Because I deserve to hear it. I deserve to hear how I've hurt you and how I've caused everyone so much pain. I deserve to hear that you've found someone else who can care about you as much as you care about them. I deserve to hear about someone I could never be.

"Won't you say anything?"

I just feel like ending it all.

"I'm very happy for you…I'm very happy for you."

"Catherine. Her name is Catherine. And I want you to be the best man in my wedding, Maya."

All she can do is nod. She has no words left. Her own thoughts have consumed her, and all she can do is stare into Rishi's innocent face, hoping that her tear-stained cheeks speak loudly enough to him.

"After all, who else do I have left? You're my family. Always have been, always will be."

He gives her a picture of Dad, telling her that no matter what he'll always be there with them. He'll always be with her. And Maya knows that even though she lost Rishi forever, that even though things would never be normal again, she would still have his support. She had lost all hope before, knowing that she had pushed every person that loved her out of her life. With this simple gesture from Rishi, she at least has the reassurance that Dad would always be watching her; guiding her; probably even making her laugh.

She knows it would take a while to get used to it all. She had lost Dev, and now the person she had hurt the most was letting her know that he would be there for her, as long as she promised him the same. She wants to smile, she wants to laugh, and she wants to be happy.

But instead she cries, and after feeling the securing embrace around her, she knows that everything will be okay.

A/N 2: Okay, so I really wasn't a huge fan of the movie, but I loved the first half and I had some favourite scenes in the second half. I think the ending and dragging of the movie is what killed it for me. But this scene is one of my favourites and I just loved how sincere Rishi's character was despite everything that had happened. What are you thoughts on the movie?