"If I Was There" ✔️

Chapter 5:- Ruhi In Goenka House!!!!

Hi, I know you all want Aarohi to move out of the Goenka house, but I actually wanted to show some scenes that I would like to see in the show. That's why she needs to be in the Goenka house.
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"Matashree, are we going to B. Nanu's house?" asked Ruhi with her famous smile.

"First of all, don't call me Matashree until the DNA reports come. And secondly, who is this B. Nanu?" asked Aarohi, annoyed and confused.

"B. Nanu? Kanish Goenka," said Ruhi, remembering him.

"Who is this Kanish Goenka? Wait, you mean Manish Goenka?" asked Aarohi, hitting her head.

"Wahi wahi, Matashree," said Ruhi with a smile.

"I will definitely get mad at this girl. What should I do?" thought Aarohi in her mind.

"Ruhi, I am leaving. Whenever you need me, just think about me. And do you remember all the conditions, especially the last one?" said Angel, warning her.

"Yes, I remember, and you can go," said Ruhi with a smile.

"Whom are you talking to?" Aarohi asked, looking in the front mirror at the back, but she couldn't see anyone.

"Arre, Matashree, there was no one," said Ruhi.

They both talked for a while and then entered the Goenka house. As they were entering the Goenka house, Ruhi fell, and her hand landed in the Kum Kum water kept on the floor.

Ruhi tried to stand up from the floor with the help of the wall. As she took support from the wall, her hands were there, and they left prints on the wall.

Yes, the handprints of Ruhi Birla were already there in her mother's house. As Ruhi entered, the air had its own love; the connection of someone was there. Everyone was sitting in the hall and saw this.

"Who are you, and what did you do?" said Manish angrily, looking at the wall. Ruhi was startled for a second.

"Don't shout at her, Bade Papa. She just fell, and the fault was with the person who left this plate here in the way. Anyone could have fallen. Ruhi is not at fault, so stop blaming her," said Aarohi, taking a stand for Ruhi, while Ruhi looked at her with a smile.

"Thank you, Ma-I mean, thank you, Dr. Aunty," said Ruhi, looking at her. Aarohi didn't know why, but her heart pained for a minute when Ruhi called her "Aunty." She knew Ruhi wasn't her daughter, but that title wasn't something she was expecting from Ruhi.

"Who kept this plate on the floor?" asked Manish angrily.

"Bade Papa, your sweet Akshu kept it there. What would you like to say?" said Kairav in a taunting tone, while Manish didn't say anything and looked here and there.

"Who is this girl?" asked Manish, looking at Ruhi.

"She lost her mother. I was helping her out, so I brought her here, and she is going to live here," said Aarohi, looking at Manish while declaring her order.

"Aarohi, this is my house. I will decide who will live here or not," said Manish, shouting.

"You are wrong, Manish. This is my house, and I will decide who will live here or not," said Mimi, looking at Ruhi while smiling.

"But Maa-" Manish was about to say something, but Mimi stopped him in the middle.

"I don't know why, but I feel a sense of family with her. The innocence her eyes carry is just like my Kittu," said Mimi, looking at Ruhi and remembering Kartik.

"Papa, the first thing Mimi thought of when looking at Ruhi is 'Papa,' so she can be my daughter. No, no, this can be a coincidence," thought Aarohi, worriedly.