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Author's pov :
Saachi and Reyansh left the room so that his brother could rest.
Reyansh was leading her to the backyard where Shrey and Priy were sitting, but Saachi was lost in her thoughts, replaying the incident from the room, making her cheeks flush crimson.
'How close we were standing, so close that if we had moved even a little bit... no, no, I shouldn't be thinking about this,' she mused. 'But he looks so handsome up close, even if he is quarrelsome. Still, he has a good heart.'
These thoughts preoccupied her until Reyansh gave her a slight shake, bringing her back to reality.
"What? Thinking about bhai, huh?" he smirked.
"N-no, not at all. Why would I think about him?" she stammered, avoiding his gaze.
"And leave that. Let's fix the mess you made," she said, glaring at him, remembering his earlier antics.
"Ha ha, come on, I thought you might have forgotten," he replied with a sheepish smile.
''Kutta kahi ka sharam ek kaudi ki nahi hai isme'. she thought, glaring at him as they continued to the backyard.
They reached the backyard where Shrey and Priy were sitting idly. Saachi began recounting what their "great" brother had done, making them laugh uncontrollably.
Later, they got busy fixing things, and soon the Singhania family arrived. Antara Singhania and Bhavna Raichand hugged each other tightly, their dramatic but adorable friendship drawing smiles from everyone.
The Singhania family was warmly welcomed, and everyone gathered in the living room for some chitchat. Bhavna called Adhyansh on his phone, asking him to come downstairs. Meanwhile, Anshika, Riddhima, and Ishika hit it off well, while the men—Viraj, Viren, Raghav, and Adheer—started their usual business talk mixed with casual conversations.
Bhavna whispered to Antara, "The special news is that my eldest grandson arrived from New York yesterday. He’ll be down soon."
Antara's eyes gleamed with happiness at this news.
Saachi, standing behind the couch, overheard them and felt a twinge of suspicion but shrugged it off. She was more worried about her family discovering what she had done recently.
Bhavna noticed Saachi’s worried face and approached her.
Before Bhavna could speak, Saachi pleaded, "Dadi, please don’t tell Mom and Dad about what I did. It was a mistake."
