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I'm extremely Sorry guys for not updating after you did complete the target but here in my life so many things are going on and i have to focus on my personal life as well and once again I'm sorry😔

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The late afternoon sun filtered through the large windows of their home, casting a warm glow across the living room. The walls were adorned with family photographs and mementos from past travels, each item holding a story of its own.

In the middle of the room stood Ruhanika, her hands on her hips, her brow furrowed in a determined expression. Across from her sat Aditya, leaning back casually on the couch, a skeptical look on his face.

"Bhai, I don't understand why you want to complicate things," Ruhanika began, her voice firm but with an underlying note of frustration.

"Lonavala is just a few hours away by road. Why do we need to take a flight for such a short distance?" Aditya sighed, running a hand through his hair.

"Shona, it's not about complicating things. It's about convenience. The flight will save us time, and we won't have to deal with the traffic. Plus, it's much more comfortable than being cramped in a car for hours." Ruhanika rolled her eyes, a slight smile tugging at the corners of her mouth despite the tension.

"Comfortable? Really, Bhai? Sitting in an airport for hours, going through security checks, boarding, and then taking a taxi from Mumbai to Lonavala-does that sound more comfortable to you?"

"Yes, it does," Aditya replied, leaning forward, his tone slightly defensive.

"I just don't see the point in driving when we can fly. It's faster, and we'll get there with less hassle."

Ruhanika shook her head. She had always been the one who loved the journey as much as the destination. Road trips, to her, were an adventure in themselves-filled with unexpected stops, impromptu snacks at roadside dhabas, and the joy of watching the landscape change with every passing mile.

"You're missing the point, Bhai." She said, her voice softening a bit.

"The whole idea of this trip is to unwind, to enjoy the journey as much as the destination. The drive to Lonavala is beautiful, especially during the monsoon. We'll get to see the lush green hills, the waterfalls, and we can stop wherever we want. It's an experience you can't get from 35,000 feet in the air." Aditya looked at her, his expression softening.

He knew she was right about the beauty of the drive. He had driven through those winding roads before, the rain misting the windshield, the scent of wet earth filling the car. But the practicality of flying still appealed to him, especially given how busy their lives had become.

Before he could respond, the sound of a ringing phone interrupted their conversation. Ruhanika reached for her mobile, glancing at the screen.

"It's Samridhi Riddhima and Priyanshu." she said, quickly accepting the group video call. The screen flickered to life, and their friends' faces appeared, smiling brightly.

"Hey, guys! Are we all set for Lonavala?" Priyanshu greeted and asked, his voice filled with excitement.

"Yeah, what's the plan? I can't wait to get out of the city for a bit." Samriddhi chimed in.

Ruhanika shot a glance at Aditya before responding.

"Well, we're still figuring that out. Bhai here wants to fly, but I think we should drive." Priyanshu raised an eyebrow, intrigued.

"Flying? For such a short trip? What's the rush, Adi Bhai?" Aditya, sensing that he was outnumbered, leaned back again and tried to defend his position.