Fate will find a way; through the thorns, to the stars
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The death of her father had Meera spiralling down a black hole of sadness and grief. But when her best friend came to her rescue, she found a new reason.
Now living with her best friend and...
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"It's good that you bought Meera here somu. We would not have liked it if you left your friend there alone. Anyways, the warden there didn't give me a good vibe last time." Saumya's father's voice had compassion.
Meera nodded in agreement because it was true. The warden of PG she was staying at was not a good person. Her husband, who always was there for some reason, would give creepy stares to every girl present there.
After Saumya had gotten Meera to pack to come back to continue with her studies she did not want Meera to end up in the same place. And Meera, knowing that she didn't have any choice, chose to come with her.
Meera looked around her for the hundredth time to check if it was real or not. Saumya had a big family she knew that. But sitting with them now, it felt surreal.
Radha Vyas although unfamiliar with her, gave Meera an unknown feeling of warmth she had never experienced.
Vikram Vyas, Saumya's father, sat on the big sofa with a soft expression on his face. He looked so much like her father, just sitting there and looking at her with those soft eyes. A small smile spread on her lips.
"Saumya, let the child have some rest beta. She must be tired; you too, take a rest. The journey must be tiring." Shankar Vyas, Saumya's grandfather, who, although old, was very playful.
Meera's bags were already shifted to the guest room. So while going back to the room to rest Saumya gave a small tour to her.
On the ground floor of the house, there were only two rooms. One was Saumya's parent's room and the other was grandfather's.
Meera was very amazed by the stairs. The stairs, although no one would notice, fascinated her every time. On the first floor, there were three rooms. One is a small pooja room right next to the stairs. The second room was Saumya's room. She had not yet gone inside, but she knew soon Saumya would give her a tour of that too.
The third room, however, was Saumya's eldest brother's room. She had two elder brothers. One was working in a MNC as a Department head or something. And the second brother she didn't know much about.
They moved, chatting quietly, to the second floor. The second floor wasn't that spacious it looked like it was newly built and renovated. There was a long hallway where the stairs end. At the end of the hallway, there were two doors.
According to Saumya, the Second floor was only currently occupied by her brother. Half of this floor was like a terrace garden, and it was beautiful.
Meera was amazed by the view she saw. Although it was only a small part that was converted into a garden it looked so good. Different kinds of flowers and some fruits were there.
A small boho table was set up under a round kind of shed with three sofa chairs. It all looked so cosy and peaceful.
"Ma loves gardening. This looks so beautiful just because of her. Honestly, it's kind of a secret thing but we all know Akshat Bhai helps her in all this." Saumya was sneakily trying to pluck a rose, it seems.
"I don't think you are allowed to do that, saumya," Meera said, holding back her laugh. "That looks like a pretty solid threat, and it looks all for you." Meera was now chuckling as she pointed at a banner that was stuck in a pillar.
"Don't you DARE pluck any flowers MOTI, I will kill you - Your favourite brother "
Saumya looked thoroughly embarrassed just by looking at that. She huffed annoyingly and showed her tongue to the banner.
Meera laughed at her antics. This innocence and silliness is what Meera loved about Saumya.
After a lot of laughs and huffs from Saumya, they finally decided to do what they were sent for. To rest. Saumya showed Meera the guest room, which was the second room on this floor.
The two rooms were adjacent to each other. But you could see which room had someone living inside. Opening the door of the guestroom the first thing Meera saw was a small balcony. She loved balconies and having one seemed to make her day a little better.
The room itself was beautiful. The sunlight was seeping from the balcony curtains looked beautiful. There was a decent-sized bed against the wall left to the door. A small wooden nightstand is just beside the bed.
The wall that has the balcony door also had a deck kind of thing made with a cushion placed to sit there. The room gave a homey feeling to Meera.
Hello everyone!! I know it's a little boring these few chapters but this is the last chapter with such small happenings. I don't want to write a really big book so from the next chapters will be long. And then I'll be ending this book in 50 or so chapters.
Again I'm sorry. But the next update will be here on Tuesday. So see you then❤️
