Her Innocent Love

6 ~ Family Dynamics

Reyansh's POV

We reached the mansion and entered the living room, where Sanvi was watching something. "Hey, you guys are back. What took you so long, Bhaiya?" Before I could respond, Aadarsh jumped in with his remarks.

"Your Bhabhi, Sanvi."

"Whatttt? What are you saying, Aadarsh Bhai?"

"He's telling the truth, Princess," I told her with a huge grin on my face.

"Wow, Bhaiya! Who is she, and how did you find her?"

"I'll tell you everything. You don't want to join Aadi?" I lightly smacked Aadarsh's head.

"Why not? Why not? I'm keenly interested to hear my best friend's tale of love that happened in an instant."

"Oh, please, don't throw your lame jokes at me. Love doesn't depend on time or place; it just happens when it's meant to. When it happens to you, then we'll see what you say."

"No, it won't happen to me. Tu hi kr pyar, me aise i theek hu. Mere paas or boht zroori kaam h krne ko" 

(You do love, I'm fine like this. I have much more important things to do)

"Hnn, hnn jaise k meetings"

(yeah yeah, for example meetings)

"Okay, okay, guys, you can continue this later. Let's hear the story first," Sanvi interrupted both of us.

The three of us sat on the couch, and I told them about the little interaction I had with Munji Ghull.

"So, you have her Snapchat ID, but you're not on Snapchat, Bhai."

"I'll download it right now, Princess."

"And what's next? What will you say? 'Hi, my name is Reyansh. I met you yesterday. I love you, let's get married and have kids'?" Aadarsh mocked me.

I glared at him. "Definitely not, Mr. Jindal. If you give one more stupid reply, I'll change the design of your face right away."

"Fine, if you don't need my suggestion, I should leave."

"Areee, Aadi Bhai, don't go."

"He's just kidding, Princess; he won't go anywhere." We both shared a smile.

"You want to see her?" I asked her.

"Of course, Bhai, show me. No, actually, wait, let me show everyone." I tapped on my phone.

"What do you mean by 'everyone'?" Aadarsh asked me, confusion prominent on his face.

Before I could reply, Sanvi jumped from the couch with a notification she received. "No way, Bhaiii! You sent the picture to the family group?"

"Unbelievable, man, show me, Sanvi." Aadarsh took the phone from Sanvi's hand.

"'Meet my future wife,'" he read the text I sent with the photo of her and me. "You've lost your mind, man, didn't you. You didn't even ask her anything yet and sent her photo to the family group. This isn't right."

"Everything is right, Aadarsh. Mom was asking me just yesterday when I'll get married, and if there's someone I like. So, I sent this so they know there is someone."

"Still, at least get to know her first before taking any other steps. Don't run with the speed of Rajdhani Express."

"I understand. Don't worry, I won't do anything against her will." 

"I'll check on dinner, Bhaiya. You carry on," Sanvi said, heading to the kitchen.

"I know this, you dumbass. I know you'll never do anything against her will. You're just an excited idiot. But Rey, on a serious note, calm down. I hope everything goes in your favor, but what if it doesn't? I don't want you to get hurt."