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You Are Alone In My Dream Case Study

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“YOU ARE ALIVE IN MY HEART ” – this was the very first sentence she typed in MS Word sheet in her laptop, which Aditya had gifted on her 25th birthday. It was Aditya’s dream for Maya to become a Successful Best-selling author one day. Aditya was a young entrepreneur in India. At the age of 28 he was in the list of the top 10 young entrepreneurs in India. Maya was childhood best friend of Aditya. It was never too late for Aditya to propose her for marriage, as both were in true love since childhood. Their dreams come true one day when Aditya proposed Maya on her birthday 11th Feb. It was Aditya’s birthday too, on the same day 11th Feb. True love Finds its destination and both got married. There was someone very close to …show more content…

She was not the same Maya, as she was before. The very next moment Sanjay was lost in past memories with Maya. - It was 31 Dec night, everyone was waiting for the midnight 00:00 to celebrate New Year 2015. Signature tower in Gurgaon at the top of the building there was the New Year party. Aditya Mehta managing director of Mehta group of companies had organized this party for every staff in his company. Sanjay who was not only a best friend from childhood with Maya and Aditya but business partner with Aditya. He was about to leave the party to meet Maya. Maya had called him early morning and asked him to meet at her residence at DLF city, Gurgaon. Sanjay left from the party; soon he was there at Maya ‘s residence. Maya was living in a high-profile apartment. Bell rang at the door Maya opened the door. They came inside the house. Maya asked her to relax as she wanted to talk with him something important. Maya was about to tell something to Sanjay then a voice came from the bedroom. “Mamma ….mamma...” Aryan was searching for his mom as now he waked up from sleep. Aryan a 5-year-old son of Maya and

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