"Will you marry me? " He asked
"I'm all yours Akash" She whispered in his ears with crimson tinted cheeks
Seems dreamy just like a Fairy tale, isn't it?
But is it really a Fairy tale or a Nightmare?????
Avani was mentally preparing herself for the birth of their child, her everyday routine was just to get up early in the morning, get ready for the day, gently get down the stairs , do all her work , eat breakfast and then again do the work then head towards her room to rest as she reached her nineth month, the women said that she can skip working for dinner.
Avani was able to feel her kid who was dropping down into her pelvis area.
The exhaustion in her body was eating her up .
She got on to the bed and despite wanting to fall into deep slumber but the trouble she was experiencing all the time while sleeping and the frequent urination was making her go mad .
During the initial days of pregnancy right after Akash permanently left her, she felt a deep painful sorrow which was wrenching her .
Right now, she has this urge to be healthy if not happy for her child.
Today she decided to stroll the market to buy some clothes for her child and other necessities too.
She moved to a stall which was selling all the inner wears and dresses which are definitely cozy for little ones.
She has been saving her salary to buy some clothes .
She checked few of them and especially looked for undies as she didn't want her kid to wear diapers because she felt they are unhygienic and might be too harsh for baby's skin.
Then her eyes moved on to a stall, where a man laid down all the portraits of Hindu gods and goddesses.
Although Avani was unaware of the names of the Gods, she couldn't stop herself from the charming and gleamy portraits.
She unreluctantly went towards the shop and was staring at different photos but one caught her eye.
She pointed out towards the portrait and he handed it over to her.
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Her fingers ran through the features of SRI KRISHNA and her instant reaction was to gasp in awe and adoration to the little one.
The shopkeeper who was on cloud nine as Avani looked pretty impressed and might purchase his product.
"Amma, idi chala baguntadi, yenta ayina mana Yashoda amma muddula krishnayya tho unna patam kada, chala muchataga untadi"
(Amma, this is very good, whatever you say, this is our Yashoda maa and her lovely Krishna's potrait, it is cute)
Avani just smile at the thought of carrying her son in this way.
"Uncle, idi pack cheyandi."
(Uncle , pack this one)
After many days she was walking with satisfaction.
She rushed home and placed it right in front of her bed so that she sees both the mother-son duo right after she gets up from sleep.
