"Rudraksh Oberoi: A Tale of Power, Redemption, and Fatherhood"

Chapter -23

Rudraksh was deeply engrossed in his work, the steady hum of his office providing a backdrop to his focused concentration. His laptop screen displayed complex spreadsheets and business reports, but his mind was momentarily interrupted by the shrill ring of his phone.

Glancing at the caller ID, he saw the name "Herald Maxwill." Herald and his wife, Joan, were well-known figures in London's business and fashion circles. Curious, Rudraksh answered the call.

"Hello, Rudraksh Oberoi speaking," he said, his tone is professional yet inviting.

"Rudraksh, its Herald Maxwill," came the warm voice from the other end. "I hope I'm not catching you at a bad time."

"Not at all, Herald. What can I do for you?" Rudraksh replied.

"We're hosting a charity event for women's education next month, and we'd be honored if you and your daughter, Roohi, could attend," Herald explained. "As a prominent businessman and a father to a young girl, your experience and perspective would be invaluable to our guests."

Rudraksh was intrigued. "That sounds like a wonderful initiative. What would be required of us?"

Joan's voice joined the call. "We'd like you to share some thoughts on your experiences as a father, particularly in light of the recent introduction of Roohi into your life. Your story could inspire others and highlight the importance of supporting women's education."

Rudraksh thought for a moment, considering the impact of such an event. "I'd be happy to contribute. Roohi and I would be honored to participate."

Herald's tone was enthusiastic. "Fantastic! We're excited to have you both. The event is set for the 15th of next month at the Grand Hotel in London. We'll send you all the details and arrangements."

"Thank you, Herald," Rudraksh said. "We look forward to it."

After ending the call, Rudraksh leaned back in his chair, contemplating the upcoming event. It was a chance to contribute to a meaningful cause and share his journey as a father. He knew Roohi would be excited to be part of such an event, especially given her recent introduction to the public.

Rudraksh's thoughts were soon interrupted by the sound of his office door opening. Karan walked in, a curious look on his face.

"Everything okay?" Karan asked, noting Rudraksh's thoughtful expression.

"Herald Maxwill just invite me and roohi to a charity event for women's education," Rudraksh explained. "They want us to share our experience, particularly how Roohi has impacted my life."

Karan's eyes lit up. "That sounds like a great opportunity. It's a platform to not only support a noble cause but also to show the world the positive changes Roohi has brought into your life."

Rudraksh nodded. "Exactly. I think it will be a good experience for both of us. We'll need to prepare for it, but I believe it's worth it."

Karan grinned. "I'm sure Roohi will be thrilled. And it's a perfect chance to showcase the bond you two share."

Later that evening, after finishing his work, Rudraksh gathered Roohi in the living room.

"Roohi," he said, sitting down beside her, "I have some exciting news. We've been invited to a special event next month. It's a charity fundraiser for women's education, and they want us to attend and speak about our experience."

Roohi's eyes widened with curiosity. "What kind of event is it, Papa?"

"It's an event where people come together to raise money to help women get an education," Rudraksh explained. "They want us to share how being a father has been for me, especially since you've come into my life."

Roohi's face lit up with excitement. "That sounds fun! Can I tell my friends about it?"

"Of course," Rudraksh replied with a smile. "And we'll also prepare what we want to say so that it's meaningful."

As the days passed, Rudraksh and Roohi prepared for the event. They discussed their experiences, practiced their speech, and chose their outfits. Rudraksh was determined to make the evening impactful, ensuring that their story would resonate with the audience and contribute to the important cause of women's education.

The upcoming event was not only a chance to support a worthy cause but also an opportunity for Rudraksh and Roohi to strengthen their bond and share their journey with the world.