Hamara Pyaar

Chapter 31

Vishakha did not believe, what she heard from his son's mouth, she wanted to confirm it, so she asked him again.

Sameer felt shy to declare his love directly to his mother, but he had no choice and he hesitantly replied.

"Umm... mammy mujhe ek ladki bahut pasand hai... I want to marry that girl aur uske ghar wale hamse milna chahate hai." Sameer looked at her with sheepish smile.

"Kahan ki hai ladki Delhi ya phir Ahmadabad ki... aur tu kab mila uss se." She asked with gleeful smile seeing his blushing face.

"Yahi Ahmadabad ki, Naina naam hai uska... mere college me hi padti thi...I love her mammy." He finally confessed in front of his mother that's he loved someone.

Vishakha was surprised to know that her son loved someone.

"Kya?... matlab baat sirf shaadi ya ladki pasand karne ki nahi hai yahan to baat dil ki hai aur panch saal se tune itni badi baat mujhse chupayi... maine tujhse kitni baar puchha Sameer, phir bhi tune ek baar bhi batana zaruri nahi samajha... mai tujhse bahut naraz hun Sameer." She turned her face other side.

"Mai aapko kya batata mammy, jab mujhe khud hi nahi pata thi puri sachchai." He replied to see her anger.

"Matlab." She puzzled.

Sameer explained. "College ke time mujhe nahi pata tha ki Naina bhi mujhse pyaar karti hai... mai to use mere farewell day par propose karne wala tha lekin nanu ki tabiyat bigad gayi aur uss tension me use apne dil ki bata nahi paya... aur jab mai use batane gaya tab tak uski shaadi fix ho chuki thi." Vishakha noticed a pain in his eyes and she felt helpless for not understanding the pain of his son.

But now she was confused as to why her son wanted to marry that girl. Vishakha asked sternly and a anguish arose inside her for her son foolishness. "Jab Naina ki shaadi ho gayi hai to... phir kyo uss se shaadi karna chahata hai..." something clicked her mind "kahi uska divorce ya phir uske husband ki death to nahi ho gai hai aur tu apne pyaar ke khatir uss par taras khake usse shaadi karna chahata... kya chal raha hai tere mann me." She shouted at him.

Sameer immediately corrected of his mother's misunderstanding. "Mammy jaisa aap samajh rahi vaisa kuch bhi nahi hai...Naina ki shaadi nahi hui hai ab tak... In fact abhi kuch din pahle hi mujhe ye baat pata chali." And he told Vishakha about his meeting Naina in Delhi.

"Tab mujhe pata chala ki Naina bhi mujhse pyaar karti hai. Mai uss se bahut pyaar kata hu mammy wo meri jaan hai aur uss se shaadi karna chahata hu... Please mammy maan jaiye na... pata hai aapko nanu to kab se use apne ghar ki bahu maan chuke the jab maine use apna pyaar confess bhi nahi kiya tha...." Sameer tried to convince his mother and revealed that his Nanaji had considered Naina as his daughter-in-law.

"Mammy Naina bahut simple aur sidhi sadhi ladki hai, baki sab se bilkul alag...jab mai college ke last year me tha tab Naina ne first year me admission liya tha, ek project ke dauran hamari dosti hui aur mujhe pata hi nahi chala ki kab mai Naina se pyaar karne laga... but unfortunately hum alag ho gaye aur jab panch saal baad mile tab maine jana she too loved me... aur mai use nahi khona chahata....I want make her a part of my life." He too explained about Naina's simplicity and Naina family.

Vishakha did not say anything and looked at him with daze. After she thought of something, she asked "uske ghar wale ye baat jante hai...Naina ne bataya ghar pe."

"Nahi jante hai...Naina apne ghar par nahi bata payi... uske gharwale thode purane soch wale hai, shayad wo mana kar dete iss dar se usne nahi bataya." Sameer hid the main reason of Naina fear as he did not want to turnish her image in front of his mother.

"To phir uske ghar wale hamse rishta karne ko kaise ready ho gaye... Sameer." She asked in a loud voice.

"Aap Pandit mere bachpan ka dost use janti hi hongi, nanu ne aapko bataya tha." Vishakha nodded her head and he continued "uski shaadi Naina ki bahan se hui hai... uss ne mere hi kahne par hamari baat uske ghar pe ki hai aur ab Naina ke gharwale hamse milna chahate hai." He took everything over himself so that his mother would not misunderstand Naina again.