Ayaansh Singh Rajput: A wealthy CEO of a prominent business in Rajasthan. He married his love, Aarushi, four years ago. When they finally became parents, tragedy struck. Aarushi lost her life while giving birth to their daughter, Arya. Even three mo...
🤍Apologies for the late update, I was on holiday so couldn't post. I would really like you all telling me, how the story's going so far. So please, don't hesitate to share your feelings, thoughts, or even predictions and suggestions about the story. 🤍
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Author's POV
Both Aayansh and Ruhanika are in their rooms. Getting ready for their first official meeting.
In the Mehta's house
Ruhanika is sitting on the dining table, as her bhabhi has gone to get her some dahi chini (sweetened yogurt) which is normally fed to be successful in the work you are going to be doing.
"Bhabhi iski koi zarurat nhi hai, please mein jau??? I will be lateeee..." - Ruhanika whined. ("Bhabhi there's no need for this, please can I go?? I will be lateeee...")
"It's needed, shut up. Deepali, should I come?" - Mami fights back.
"Aagyi, aagyi" - bhabhi walks in, placing a spoonful of dahi chini into my mouth. "All the best, and don't worry, he will be sweet today, not like the typical boss mode." (I am here, I am here)
I hug her,
"Thank you, bhabhi, I will call you on my way back, take care, and take care baby"
I kissed her baby bump, and she kissed my forehead. I ran out the door.
I saw bhai was already sitting in the car, so I ran and got into the passenger seat.
"Dahi chini?" - bhai looked at me
"As always"
It was just bhabhi's thing to feed everyone dahi chini before they left the house for any good reason. But I have noticed, whenever someone in the family has gone out eating the dahi chini their work has been successful so, may aswell try it today.
With our usual talks, bhai dropped me at the restaurant, where me and sir were gonna meet.
I am wearing a dress, it's soo simple but I don't know I really like these types of simple outfits, and especially in hot weather they are soo comfy. I paired the dress with a small blue jhumaks.
I love jhumka's, hehe
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