"Hey, baby?" I smile cheekily, grabbing Shreyan's attention and the girl beside him.
He facepalms and looks at me, "Avyuktha?"
"You look handsome, boyfriend." I wink at him and look at the girl beside him. "I'm sorry to say this. He's taken. We hav...
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“You look beautiful, Avi,” Dad says kissing my forehead with tears. I smile and hug him resting my ear on his heart.
It's beating wildly. He is getting emotional.
“I love you, Dad,” I mumble. He smiles, looking down at me and presses his lips on my crown.
Mom pulls us away with a narrowed gaze and hugs me. “My daughter,” she says possessively. I laugh looking at dad’s frown face.
“You both love only Avi. No one loves me,” Ridha whines. I stick out my tongue at her. Dad chuckles and hugs me, mom and Ridha.
“Aunty, someone is calling you out there,” Deva says coming inside. Mom nods and pulls back.
She looks at me and places kohl behind my ear, “Have a happy life, Avi.” she walks blinking her tears followed by dad and Ridha.
I walk to the balcony and stand at the railing staring at the park I met Annu for the first time.
“Why aren't you playing with anyone?” dad asked me when I was sitting on a chair with pouted lips.
I circled my jumpsuit buttons with my forefinger and wiped my tears, “Ishu isn't coming to school or talking to me. Deva went on the tour. No one is there to play with me on my birthday.” I cried, hiccupping in between.
Dad chuckled, making me sit in his lap. “Why don't you play with Ridha’s friends?” he asked.
I scowled at Ridha’s friends. “They aren't allowing me, dad. Even Ridha supported them. I don't have any friends. No one even wished me.” I sobbed, hugging his neck.
“I’ll play with you. Let's go,” he said, standing up. I shook my head no.
I pointed at his leg, “Your leg is hurt. Doctor uncle told you to take rest.” I reminded him.
He pouted and smiled wide, shortly, “Why don't you befriend kids and play with them?” He suggested.
I looked at him with a happy glint. “Will they befriend me?” I asked him.
He nodded. “Yes,” he said and gave me a chocolate box, “Distribute these chocolates to the kids and befriend them.”
I nodded excitedly and jumped from dad’s lap running towards the kids. I distributed the chocolates and befriended the kids, playing with them.
Dad smiled and left, ordering our nanny to look after me and Ridha. She went somewhere asking us not to exit the Park until she will be back in a few minutes.
After some time, she didn't make her appearance and even the kids left with their parents. Ridha too wasn't seen anywhere. I was left alone and tears were flowing down my eyes.
