**Chapter 190:
Growing Up**
Two years had passed, and the palace was bustling with the lively energy of Draupadi’s growing children. The once tiny toddlers had blossomed into energetic and curious young kids, each with their own unique personality.
Prativindhya and Suthanu, now 7 years old, were becoming more mature and adventurous. They enjoyed exploring the palace grounds and learning new skills from their parents. Their curiosity and growing independence were evident as they took on new challenges with enthusiasm.
Sutsoma and Samyuthana, aged 6, were inseparable and always up to something. Their playful antics and teamwork brought laughter and joy to everyone around them. They were quick to help their younger siblings and were developing a strong sense of responsibility.
Shrutakarma, Pragya, and Pragati, now 5 years old, were lively and full of energy. They were eager to join in the activities of their older siblings, often seen playing games or engaging in creative projects. Their personalities were beginning to shine through as they expressed their individual interests and talents.
Printha, Satanika, Sumithra, and Shrutasena, at 4 years old, were adorable and inquisitive. They were at the stage of learning and discovering the world around them, with each child displaying their own unique traits and preferences. Their playful nature and affectionate bonds with each other were endearing to everyone in the palace.
The house was a constant whirl of activity, with the children’s laughter and voices filling the air. Draupadi and the Pandavas, now experienced parents, found joy in watching their children grow and thrive. They nurtured their development, guiding them with love and patience.
The palace, once a tranquil retreat, had become a vibrant and lively home, reflecting the growth and happiness of Draupadi’s family. The children’s milestones and everyday adventures were a source of pride and joy for their parents, adding a new dimension to the family’s life.
