🦢 Ek bhi saans alag nahi leni, Khench lena praan iss tann ke, Hayee... Nahi rehna dooja banke 🦢
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"You missed your school, Aashna?" Arjun teased his daughter as their car approached the gate of her school building.
"Little bit. I miss Diya more." Aashna replied as she kept her head on her father's chest. She was sitting in his lap with Maya sitting next to them.
"Of course you do." Arjun said as he placed a small kiss on Aashna's head. Diya is Aashna's classmate and best friend. They spend the whole day together and sometimes have play dates as well. The girls are very close to one another.
"We're here." The driver said as he parked the car.
Arjun got out with Aashna still in his arms and walked towards the other side of the car. The driver had already opened the car door for Maya so she got out and saw Arjun waiting for him. She walked up to him and grabbed his hand, intertwining their fingers as they started walking towards Aashna's classroom.
The school that Aashna was enrolled in was one of the most prestigious educational establishments of the state if not the country. They provide excellent education in terms of subjects and extra curriculum that a child chooses.
Nothing less than what you'd expect of the school as a brand, they provide comfortable one-on-one interaction with the teachers for the parents, making both the involved parties feel free to converse about the child's future.
"Welcome Mr. and Mrs. Singhania. Hello, Aashna." The woman who looked to be in her early 30s, said as she offered the three of them a warm welcoming smile.
"Good morning Mrs. Agrawal." Maya politely greeted her. Mrs. Agrawal was Aashna's class teacher and Maya has been engaged in small talk with her before once while picking Aashna up a couple weeks ago.
"Good morning." Mrs. Agrawal smiled as she pointed towards the chairs that were placed in front of her desk, offering them a seat.
The classroom was as expected, empty with just Mrs. Agrawal present there. She took her seat at the table just after the couple and Aashna did.
"Hello Aashna. Are you enjoying your holidays?" Mrs. Agrawal asked as she gave the kid a warm smile.
"Yes ma'am." Aashna replied and returned her smile.
"As we know, Aashna just got done with her first term exam. I've got the result here with me and also my feedback on her performance." Mrs. Agrawal said as she pulled out Aashna's result paper from the folder placed on her desk.
"She has done exceptionally well in both grammar and arts this time. She also has a good sense of colour compatibility according to her arts teacher and her spoken English skills have improved evidently. Her graph is appreciation worthy." Mrs. Agrawal said with a smile.
