“Violet, it’s seven already, we are getting late ” Indigo shouted impatiently. She came running after six minutes and sat in the passenger seat next to him in their Blue Sedan. He turned to her intending to give a lecture on punctuality, but one look in those Green eyes melted his anger in less than five seconds. “You look beautiful in this Yellow dress” He said instead. She smiled ” I never looked ugly to you in last four years of our being together, Love had blinded you then and it blinds you even now. ”
She ran her fingers on her half burnt face, the horrible memory of the acid attack by a roadside Romeo whose proposal she had rejected flashed through her mind. It took three years and multiple surgeries to restore her face. But the scars remained.
“But others can’t even look at me for more than two minutes, they squint their eyes on seeing me as if Orange juice has hit their eyes. ”
” Honey, that’s because they just stop at the peel and don’t get to not know the taste of what’s inside.”
“Some don’t even like what’s inside.”
“Depends on their taste darling, even a Red apple does not please every one. Most important thing is I love you as you are. ” He said, starting the car.
“Yes the most important thing is the beauty of love which makes everything and every one around beautiful” She thought. as they drove away.
I am taking part in The Write Tribe Festival of Words 1st-7th September 2013.
In My Sandals 
So very beautiful and loved the way you have handled this post so creatively!! Kudos Seena 🙂
Thank you Shilpa 🙂 I am myself surprised I could do this 🙂
Touching story bout love. Dialogues are profound and meaningful
Thank you Vishal 🙂
This was such a beautiful post, lovely use of the numbers and the Vibgyor in the story, and the story itself, brilliant, given the constraints that you had imposed on yourself…..
Thank you Jairam. 🙂 Writing fiction under constraints is something I never thought I could ever do. Thanks to festival of words, it just happened 🙂
what an innovative thinking..love the way you incorporated all the seven colors and crafted a beautiful story 🙂
Thank you DIW 🙂
Love is such a fabulous equalizer! So nice to meet you Seena! 🙂
True Vidya. Glad to see you here 🙂
Beautiful post Seena, you always have a brilliant story.
Thank you Vicky 🙂
Wow! Here I was thinking of the coincidence of my writing on colors too today and you zap me with a lesson on true love.
Your post reminded me how colour blind I am 🙂 Glad you liked the post 🙂
Loved the way you have blended colours in the story. 🙂
Thank you Amit 🙂
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That is a brilliant story. VIBGYOR and numbers all rolled into one… Excellent
Thank you Bhagyashree 🙂