Fury of love

CHAPTER-3 (HARMONIZING TOGETHER)

The soft glow of the studio lights reflected off the sleek equipment, creating a warm, focused atmosphere inside the Rajwansh Music Company's state-of-the-art recording studio. Pihu stood at the microphone, her hands resting lightly on the stand, her eyes closed as she prepared to sing. The weight of her role as CEO momentarily faded, leaving only the music that filled her soul.

In the control room, her brothers—Krish, Aditya, and Soham—sat at the mixing console, their eyes trained on her. Each of them had a role to play in this moment, but it was clear that today, their little sister was the star.

Soham adjusted the levels, his fingers deftly moving across the soundboard. "Alright, Pihu. Whenever you're ready," he said, his voice calm and professional, though the pride in his tone was unmistakable.

Pihu opened her eyes and nodded, a small smile playing on her lips. She took a deep breath and began to sing, her voice soft at first, then growing stronger as the melody filled the room. Her brothers listened intently, nodding along as the music unfolded.

As Pihu hit the final note, the room fell silent for a moment before Aditya, who had been monitoring the recording from his computer, grinned. "That was perfect, Di! You nailed it."

Krish, the youngest of the brothers, leaned back in his chair, giving her a thumbs up. "I told you, siso, you're a natural."

Pihu stepped away from the microphone, pulling off her headphones. "You guys always say that. But really, how was it? Honestly."

Soham smiled, pushing his chair back from the console and walking into the booth. "Honestly? You were incredible. I think this might be your best recording yet."

Aditya joined them, nodding in agreement. "I've already listened to it, and the emotion in your voice... it's exactly what this song needed."

Aditya came up behind them, teasingly nudging Pihu. "We might have to start charging you more for studio time, Ms. CEO."

Pihu rolled her eyes playfully. "Very funny, Adi. You know, just because I'm the CEO doesn't mean I can't fire my own brothers."

They all laughed, the sound of their camaraderie filling the room. Despite the high stakes of running a successful music company, moments like this reminded them why they started—family, passion, and the love of music.

As the laughter faded, Soham looked at her seriously. "We're proud of you, Pihu. You're not just a great CEO, but an amazing artist too. This song is going to be a hit."

Pihu smiled, her heart swelling with gratitude. "Thanks, guys. I couldn't have done any of this without you."

They stood together in the studio, a united front of talent and dedication, ready to take on whatever challenges the music industry would throw their way next.

As their banters after Pihu's recording faded and the siblings basked in the afterglow of a job well done, Krish glanced at the clock on the wall.

"Alright, team," he said, standing up and stretching. "We've got a shift in gears coming up. We need to head over to Rajwansh Jewelers now. Rohan bhai probably be waiting for us."

Pihu nodded, pulling her hair into a loose bun. "Right. Mr. Shekhawat's presentation is today. We can't keep him waiting."

Aditya, already packing up his laptop, added, "It's going to be a busy day, but we've got this. When the Rajwansh siblings unite, nothing can stop us, right?"

Soham chuckled, slinging his backpack over his shoulder. "Exactly. Music, jewelry, or whatever else—Rajwansh power all the way."

Pihu smiled at her brothers, feeling a sense of pride and unity that went beyond their business ventures. No matter what challenges lay ahead, they always had each other's backs.