Main Baarish Ki Boli Samajhta Nahi Tha Hawaaon Se Main Yun Ulajhta Nahi Tha Hai Seene Mein Dil Bhi Kahaan Thi Mujhe Ye Khabar🌷 ___________________________________
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Atharva inquired, 'Who are you writing to? Who is the letter intended for?'
Daksh glanced at the scrap paper in his hands, sheepishly responding to his brother's question. "Kisiko nahi likh raha hu," (I am not writing to anyone) he said, trying to play it off. "Just doodling a bit, you know."
Atharva raised an eyebrow at his brother's casual response, his eyes narrowing in suspicion. "Just doodling, huh?" he repeated, his voice laced with skepticism. "And whose name did you start to doodle, then?"
Atharva smirked at his brother's obvious evasion and said with a knowing tone, "Rajkumari Syesha, huh? Interesting choice, Daksh."
Daksh looked flustered at his brother's perceptive response, trying to deflect the attention away from him. "Bhai-sa, chhodo na, apko koi kam tha?"
(Bhai-sa, leave it, did you have any work?)he repeated, clearly hoping that Atharva would drop the topic.
Daksh, feeling trapped and knowing his brother wouldn't let him off easy, tried a different approach. "Bhabhi-sa ko bulau? (May I call Bhabhi?) Bolu unhe mai abhi?"(Should I tell her now?) he repeated, trying to call his brother's bluff. "Chalo bhai-sa, boldu unhe"
(Let's go brother, tell her)
Atharva, still amused by his brother's flustered reaction, couldn't help but agree. "Theek hai, jao bol do," (it's okay, go and tell her)
he said, his voice laced with amusement. "Let's see what your Bhabhi-sa has to say about this little crush of yours."
As Daksh began to stand up, Atharva quickly pinched his ear and scolded him. "Mere ghar mein aag lagwaoge tum," he said, a stern look on his face. (you set my house on fire)
Atharva continued, his tone more serious now. "Ham bolne aye the ki Bapu-sa ne bola hai kal shikar ke liye chalna hai, saare yuvraj bhi yahi hai, or Bapu-sa ke Mitr bhi."
(I came to tell you that Bapuji has said that we have to go hunting tomorrow, all the Yuvraj are here, and Bapuji's friends too.) He paused for a moment, letting the news sink in before continuing.
Daksh asked, hopeful yet skeptical, "stree bhi jayengi?"(will the woman also go?) Atharva responded, his voice measured, "Apki Bhabhi-sa se puchke batate hu, agar unhe jaana hoga toh hi hum maitra ya bakiyo ko bhi le jayenge."
(I will ask your Bhabhi and tell you, if she has to go then only I will take Maitra or the others along.)
Daksh nodded, accepting the news, and responded, "Theek hai, ham taiyari karke aate hai."( okay, I will come prepared.)
With that, Daksh turned and began to prepare for the hunting trip, his mind already racing with plans and excitement. Atharva watched him go.
