What happens when 2 enemies are entrusted to take care of an infant? Can they look past their 'urge to rip off each other's throat' and set their differences aside for the child?
Why are they entrusted to look after a child, in the first place.
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Ji = mark of respect, like Hema ji. It is mostly used for referring to elders or senior family members. It can also mean - okay or yes. It all depends on the context.
Bhai = brother
di = sister
beta = son
betiya = daughter
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Isha's POV
It was been almost three months since we brought Tara home. Almost three months since Priyanka died. Tara is an angel and Hema ji (babysitter) is god sent. God alone knows what I will do without her.
As I am finishing my last-minute sketches of designs for the upcoming fashion week at work, I am intrigued by a knock on my door. It was Ahant, with his hair ruffled and messier than usual and worry in his eyes.
Did something happen to Tara? I panicked. She just fell ill last month from an ear infection, for crying out loud. Why do babies get sick so frequently?
Ahant's POV
I just got a phone call from Di stating that Nani is really sick and that she wants to meet me. Well, after my mother and my father died in a car accident, she's almost like a mother to me.
She wants to meet me. She probably wants me to get married. She was been pestering me ever since I bought my childhood home from my uncle.
She wants to meet me. Me? Should I take Isha and Tara with me? Will my family approve of our marriage? Will Isha come with me? Is Tara safe to be travelling to India? With so many questions spinning in my head, I went to Isha's cabinet. I got her a private cabin and she often brings Tara to work. Thankfully, none in my office have suspected us of a family yet.
I knock on her cabinet and enter only to find her panicked seeing me.
"Is Tara okay?" - she asks me worried.
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