**Chapter 107: Teasing and Whispers**
As evening descended upon the palace, the Pandavas found themselves gathered around Draupadi, who sat on the soft cushions in the family chamber. Their faces were filled with both amusement and love as they gazed at their wife, who had just given birth to their fourth child.
Yudhishthira, with a teasing smile, started, "Draupadi, you’ve given us four beautiful children—Prativindhya, Sutsoma, Suthanu, and Samyuthana. At this rate, you might just fulfill our wishes for as many children as we desire."
Bheema chuckled, adding, "We’ll have to build another palace just for our children!"
Arjuna smirked, "Who knows, maybe we’ll need two palaces."
Nakula and Sahadeva, trying to keep a straight face, chimed in, "We’ll be known as the fathers of an entire kingdom’s worth of children."
Draupadi, hearing their playful banter, blushed deeply. She leaned closer to Yudhishthira and, in a soft whisper, said, "I am here to fulfill the desires of my husbands. Whatever you wish, I shall make it happen."
Yudhishthira's eyes widened in shock, quickly followed by a surge of love and happiness. He couldn’t believe what he had just heard. His heart swelled with affection for Draupadi, and with a mischievous glint in his eye, he whispered to the others what she had just said.
The other Pandavas, upon hearing Yudhishthira's words, couldn’t hide their delight. They exchanged knowing glances, their faces a mix of joy, surprise, and deep admiration for their beloved wife.
As Draupadi rose to leave for her bath, her graceful movements caught their attention. They watched her disappear into the bathing chambers, still talking quietly amongst themselves.
Arjuna, leaning back with a satisfied grin, remarked, "We are truly fortunate to have Draupadi as our wife. She understands us like no other."
Nakula, nodding in agreement, added, "Her love and devotion know no bounds. We must cherish her even more."
Sahadeva, looking thoughtful, said, "Indeed, our family is growing, and with each child, our bond with her deepens."
Yudhishthira, his expression softening, concluded, "She has given us more than we could have ever asked for. It is our duty to continue making her happy, just as she has done for us."
The Pandavas sat in silence for a moment, reflecting on their good fortune, the love they shared with Draupadi, and the future that awaited them all.
