Whispers of Romance

"Wrapped in Care"

The nurse entered the room, pushing a tray trolley. Viyansh, still seated on the stool beside Vaidehi, watched as the nurse approached. Vaidehi was propped up in bed, looking slightly curious. The nurse lifted the lid on the tray, revealing two steaming bowls of soup. Viyansh's eyes darted to the soup and then to Vaidehi. His expression quickly turned stern as he fixed her with a glare.

Viyansh: "See even doctor knows you should eat more but nahi sunti ho meri tum kuch."
(but you never listen to me.)

The nurse smiled, amused by his concern for his wife, while Vaidehi glared back at him, her eyes flashing with playful defiance.

Vaidehi: "Ho Gaya aapka?? Ab main bolu?"
(Are you done? Can I speak now?)

Viyansh: "Boliye."
(Go ahead.)

Vaidehi: "This other bowl is for you. I had asked the nurse to bring two bowls."

Viyansh: "Jaan why me I mean..?"

She looked at the nurse and said.

Vaidehi: "umm nurse you can go, Ansh khila denge mujhe."
(Ansh will feed me.)

She smiled, nodded, and left the room, giving the couple some privacy. Vaidehi cupped Viyansh's face in her hands and said.

Vaidehi: "I know aapne do dino se kuch nahi khaya hoga na, so ab hum sath me khayenge."
(I know you haven’t eaten in two days, right? So now we’ll eat together.)

Vaidehi leaned over and gently kissed Viyansh's forehead, her lips lingering for a moment. When she pulled back, a warm smile spread across her face, radiating love and gratitude.

Viyansh: "You are wrong maine khana kha liya...."
(You’re wrong. I already ate...)

Vaidehi: "Jhuth bolne ki zarurat nahi hai aap bhi jante hai aap mujhse jhuth nahi bol sakte. Aaj Tak mujhe khilaye Bina nahi khaya toh aaj kha liya hoga ye Maan lungi kya main??"
(There’s no need to lie. You know you can’t lie to me. You’ve never eaten without feeding me first, so how could you have eaten now?)

Viyansh couldn't help but smile, his heart swelling with warmth. Vaidehi always had a way of understanding him, of knowing exactly what he needed without him having to say a word.

Viyansh: 'Kaise sab pata jata hai tumhe?"
(How do you know everything?)

Vaidehi: "Vo Raaz ki baat hai aur Raaz batane ke liye I need energy but aap toh mujhe khila hi nahi rahe."
(That’s a secret. And to tell you that secret, I need energy. But you’re not feeding me.)

Vaidehi pouted, her lower lip jutting out in a way that always tugged at Viyansh's heartstrings. He couldn't help but chuckle at her adorable expression.

Vaidehi: "Kha lijiye Ansh, Varna aapke Abs gayab ho jayenge, and I can't tolerate that."
(Eat, Ansh, or your abs will disappear, and I can’t tolerate that.)

Viyansh: "Shut up yaar Biwi"

Vaidehi: "Yaha hospital me??"
(Here in the hospital?)

He shot her a mock glare, but Vaidehi couldn't help but giggle at his  expression.

Viyansh: "Sit properly."

He ensured she was seated comfortably before beginning to feed her. However, when she shot him a menacing glare, he hesitated before joining her in eating, keen to avoid upsetting his wife. In a display of being a devoted husband, he promptly complied with her silent directive. He couldn't help but smile at the thought, realizing how easily she could sway him with just a look or a pout. His greatest weakness lay in his inability to speak up in her presence when she was angry, a testament to the power she held over him. He found himself unable to deny her anything, a trait that both endeared and frustrated him. Mrs. Shorty possessed a unique talent for manipulation, effortlessly leveraging her irresistible puppy-dog expression to sway him, a tactic that seemed to affect not only him but every man in the Singhania family. In the end, they all found themselves succumbing to her desires, unable to resist her charm and influence.