Destined To Marry You

1-The Fastidious Aarushi

In the heart of Ashi Constructions' main office, a conference room felt as chilly as the frosty air outside. The room was packed with people, all looking sad and worried. Their eyes were glued to the floor, as if avoiding the tension hanging in the room.

Breaking the silence, a voice spoke up, strong and calm at the same time. The frustration was clear in the words: "Why are we struggling so much to get their permission? We're trying to help them!" The speaker's frustration had been building up for a while.

A brave person, the source of the voice, challenged the tough situation. Despite the gloom around, she was resolute.

One of her colleagues took a step and explained, "Our rivals have turned the locals against us. They've convinced them that our road project to the hospital would hurt their culture."

The room seemed to realize the issue at hand. The atmosphere shifted from just being cold to a realization of the challenge they faced.

A sense of giving up spread through the room. It felt like they were at a dead-end. "Maybe we should quit," someone muttered, showing signs of surrender.

The woman didn't waver; her determination held strong. "We've put in so much effort, time, and planning. We can't let false accusations ruin our goals. We're here to bring better medical facilities to those who need them. We must show them we mean well."

Amidst the uncertainty, another voice emerged, determined. "Aarushi, we can't give up. It's not just about us; it's about saving lives. If we don't find a way to help the locals get medical attention, we're part of their suffering."

Aarushi's eyes sparked with resolve. "Finishing this tough road project isn't just about beating Singh Construction; it's about proving we can overcome any challenge."

Her words motivated everyone. "We need to win the locals' trust," she said. "We need someone who can bridge the gap."

Someone else pointed out the difficulties, "This isn't easy. Other companies avoided this project for years due to the risks. We need to be careful."

But trust in Aarushi's leadership was strong. "Aarushi has led us well so far. Let's trust her."

The room thought about all these perspectives. Then, Aarushi spoke up again. "I appreciate your faith, but the final decision is mine. We'll move forward. I'll go to Rudrapur, resolve this, and meet our targets."

With that, a decision was made. Determination replaced doubt. The meeting ended, a click sound marking its closure. Aarushi stood up, ready to face the challenges with her assistant Naveen by her side.

With a plan in mind, she left the conference room, ready to tackle whatever lay ahead in Rudrapur.

How is Aarushi's journey in Rudrapur going to be? Is she going to meet someone there who might change her completely? Will she be able to complete her project on time?

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