Hum Deewane Hogaye Hain Aapke!

Chapter: 4

At the Aurum Adornments Company:

Outside the Aurum Adornments company, Urvi's auto stopped. She asked the driver "How much, Bhaiya?". " 70 rupees, Madam." The driver replied. She gave him the fare and stepped out onto the scorching hot pavement. The sleek, modern building towered above her, its glass façade glinting in the sunlight. The company's logo, "Aurum Adornments," emblazoned in bold, golden letters, seemed to shimmer with promise.

As she gazed up at the building, Urvi's eyes widened with excitement and nerves. She took a deep breath, shouldering her bag, and climbed the stairs to the entrance.

"Hey, Matarani, please bless me," Urvi whispered, her voice trembling. "My interview needs to go well. This job means a lot to me."

With a gentle push, Urvi opened the door and stepped into the air-conditioned lobby. The interior of Aurum Adornments exuded luxury and sophistication – marble floors, elegant chandeliers, and pristine white walls adorned with stunning artwork.

Urvi approached the reception desk, where a polished wooden sign read "Reception." A friendly receptionist looked up from her screen.

"Mam, could you please tell me where the interviews are being conducted?" Urvi asked politely.

The receptionist smiled warmly. "Oh, sure! Go to the fifth floor; you'll find Ekansh sir's office there."

"Thank you, mam," Urvi replied, smiling, and headed toward the elevator.

On the other side inside the office, Aayansh, sat behind the massive desk, rubbing his temples.

"Fifty interviews, and nobody's perfect for my bestie," he muttered to himself, chuckling. "I'm starting to think I'm too picky. Maybe I should settle for someone who's just 'good enough.' Nah, I can't do that otherwise that devil will gonna choke me to death."  He said rolling his eyes dramatically.

Just then, the door creaked open.

"May I come in, Sir?" a feminine voice asked.

Aayansh's gaze lifted, and his eyes locked onto Urvi's. "Come in." He said with a gentle tone.

Urvi stepped inside, her eyes scanning the spacious office. The nameplate on the desk caught her attention – "Chief Executive Officer Ekansh Raichand" was written in bold letters.

So, he's Mr. Ekansh Raichand, Urvi thought in her mind.

Aayansh gestured to the chair opposite him. "Please, sit down."

Urvi obeyed, her back straight.

"Name, please?" Aayansh asked, pen poised over his notepad. He said with a gentle smile.

"Urvi Mehta, Sir." She replied confidentially.

"Experience?"

"Sir, Actually it's my first job." Urvi replied politely.

"Okay but still What makes you think you're the best fit for Aurum Adornments?" He questioned his tone gentle and professional.

Urvi's response was articulate and well-reasoned, highlighting her relevant skills and passion for the industry.

Aayansh listened attentively, his expression transforming from polite interest to genuine engagement.