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Narrative Essay On Harbour Island Bahamas

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*Harbour Island, Bahamas*
A beautiful marriage set-up was decorated with white lilies and blue orchids. Local people and tourists were dressed in their swimming costumes and some were even naked .
A girl wearing yellow tank top with black hot pants and a man wearing black vest with khaki pants and sunglasses were standing near the priest . They are going to get married soon . The girl was so excited that she was jumping with enjoyment because her husband actually made her wish come true .

*Flashback*
*4 days back*
*RK Mansion , Gurgaon , New Delhi*
A naked couple were sleeping in each other 's arm when suddenly the man caresses his wife 's soft cheeks to which the lady opens her beautiful eyes .
"Good morning Biwi" , the man said to the …show more content…

Thankfully you dint pulled this stunt of removing your jewellery and lehenga , because I can 't let anyone else see my Biwi 's beautiful body. Only I have the right to see you without clothes" , RK said in a possessive yet innoncent voice
"Stop joking Rishu" , I said while hitting him on his chest
"And those constant cameras were flashing on me making me conscious all the time then how can you expect me to enjoy myself ? These constant flashes of camera made me to keep a smile plastered on my face throughout the wedding that after the wedding rituals my cheeks were paining severely"
"Hmm Biwi... this problem is grave serious than the JNU issue" , RK said to me while holding his chin and acting as if it was really a very grave issue
"Shut up Rishu.. You are taking it as a joke" , I complained to him
"And why do these camera people constantly keep their video recording mode on??"
"Comm 'on Biwi ! We were the bride and the groom so obviously these photographers will record us only" , RK said as a matter of fact .
"Do you know I couldn 't even eat properly because all the time they were recording us so I dint wanted to look like a hungry pig and that 's why I missed out my Pani Puri and Gulaab Jamun" , I said with a puppy look to which RK kissed my cheek and

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