There are two best friends since childhood, Ayla and India. Ayla gets her first serious boyfriend, Ben. India is nothing but happy for her friend Ayla and has no real problem about there relationship. Meanwhile India is getting her self into a bad crowd.
Ayla feels some importance that her boyfriend and best friend get along well so Ayla strategically gets Ben and India begin to get to know each other.
Ben and India start become very close due to Ayla, for example getting Ayla's birthday present etc. After India seeks help from Ben instead of Ayla due to her unhelpful friends, unintentionally India and Ben begin to start seeing each other.
Despite India and Bens hidden relationship tearing all relationships apart at the seams (India+Ayla. Ayla+Ben. Ben+India.), Ben and India cannot stop seeing each other. Ben is starting to become extremely distressed as he loves both girls. India is hating herself for betraying her childhood best friend. Ayla is oblivious.
Ayla begins to become suspicious at how close Ben and India appear, when she find out that India went to Ben when she was in trouble Ayla is hurt and her suspicions are furthered.
Ayla decides she must be imagining it and when she goes to confront Ben and India and apologise for what she was imagining. They tell her the truth.
She is distraught and furious! Breaks contact with both India and Ben. Ben and India feel so incredibly bad and cant stand to be together and they break things off. Both Ben and India attempt to apologise separately to Ayla. But she wont have any of it. We see all three go there separate ways.
A few years later we see India and Ayla bump into each other at a family party. Ayla is with a guy and is extremely happy. It appears that Ayla forgives India and is willing to restore there friendship.
Then a while later (unaware if years, months etc) Ben and India bump into each other. Ben is not with anyone as is India (both unable to maintain a proper relationship with anyone since what happened with Ayla due to guilt, not trusting them self and not feeling they way they did for each other) It gives the impression that they will rekindle there love. And that there love was genuine.
Ayla feels some importance that her boyfriend and best friend get along well so Ayla strategically gets Ben and India begin to get to know each other.
Ben and India start become very close due to Ayla, for example getting Ayla's birthday present etc. After India seeks help from Ben instead of Ayla due to her unhelpful friends, unintentionally India and Ben begin to start seeing each other.
Despite India and Bens hidden relationship tearing all relationships apart at the seams (India+Ayla. Ayla+Ben. Ben+India.), Ben and India cannot stop seeing each other. Ben is starting to become extremely distressed as he loves both girls. India is hating herself for betraying her childhood best friend. Ayla is oblivious.
Ayla begins to become suspicious at how close Ben and India appear, when she find out that India went to Ben when she was in trouble Ayla is hurt and her suspicions are furthered.
Ayla decides she must be imagining it and when she goes to confront Ben and India and apologise for what she was imagining. They tell her the truth.
She is distraught and furious! Breaks contact with both India and Ben. Ben and India feel so incredibly bad and cant stand to be together and they break things off. Both Ben and India attempt to apologise separately to Ayla. But she wont have any of it. We see all three go there separate ways.
A few years later we see India and Ayla bump into each other at a family party. Ayla is with a guy and is extremely happy. It appears that Ayla forgives India and is willing to restore there friendship.
Then a while later (unaware if years, months etc) Ben and India bump into each other. Ben is not with anyone as is India (both unable to maintain a proper relationship with anyone since what happened with Ayla due to guilt, not trusting them self and not feeling they way they did for each other) It gives the impression that they will rekindle there love. And that there love was genuine.
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