Imperfectly Yours✓

Bonus 6.2

Advik, Yashvi, Adarsh, Advait, and Adya stepped out of the car, looking around, trying to spot Aashi, Yash, and Aarush. Yashvi gently pulled at Advik's sleeves, asking for her mobile phone as she dialed for her brother.

A few minutes later, Darsh stopped his bike a little away from them. A man in his mid-twenties stepped down, a soft and calm smile on his face. He had a strong jawline and warm, dark brown eyes that complemented his medium skin tone. Dressed in a black t-shirt, jeans, and a denim jacket, he looked effortlessly stylish. Yashvi kept looking at him, trying to remember who he was, while Advik, standing beside her, frowned at her lingering gaze and pulled her closer to him. This made her look at him, to which he gave her a tight smile, making her chuckle.

"I was trying to remember who he is," she softly said, patting his chest, to which he just gave her a glare before pulling his hands off her waist.

"Dii," Darsh excitedly said, hugging his sister tightly. He was extremely busy in residency and couldn't take out time to visit her. Yashvi smiled softly, caressing his back. "How are you?" she asked, patting his cheeks lightly. He nodded, and then they heard a fake cough.

"Oh... He is my friend, Sameer Mahajan. We were in the same batch and are now doing our residency at the same hospital. Even Adya knows him," Darsh introduced Sameer, who smiled at everyone. Yashvi's eyes widened in realization as she glanced at Adya, who was gazing at Sameer with unmistakable longing.

"She is my sister, Yashvi, and he is my jiju, Advik Mehrotra," Darsh said, introducing the Mehrotras to Sameer.

A minute later, Yash, along with Aarush and Aashi, arrived. Aarush rushed to Adya, screaming "Maasi!" which made everyone smile.

"Where is Esha?" Yashvi asked, glancing at Adarsh, to whom she had asked to invite Esha, his fiancée, and her little sister, Meera.

"She said that she will come directly inside. We don't need to wait for her," Adarsh softly said, to which Yashvi shook her head.

"Call her. We will wait here," Advik said, looking at his bodyguard, who had come with tickets and was overseeing everything at the fair. He first met Advik and then instructed two men to take special care of them, ensuring they wouldn't face any problems.

Yashvi patted Adarsh on the back, asking him to bend down while Advik shook his head at her. A few years back, she wouldn't speak up, and now she didn't stop.

"Take special care of Esha. Spend time with her, talk romantically with her. Don't behave like a shy bride in front of her," she said, as if teaching a child. Adarsh looked at her incredulously, as if she had grown horns on her head. His ears turned pink at her words, while Advik looked at her in shock.

"If you don't know how to talk romantically, ask your brother. He has done a PhD," she softly said, patting Adarsh's back. He backed away, his eyes widening at her words, while Advik, who heard her, grabbed her arms, pulling her back to himself. He gave an embarrassed smile to Adarsh, who was trying to control his laughter.

"Wait..." Yashvi said, pulling her hand out of his hold and turning back toward Adarsh.

"Girls like gentlemen. Before you get on a ride, ask her to get in. Girls also love food, and Esha is a foodie like me, so make her eat whatever she wants. Listen to whatever she says. You both will get married in two months. These are the good days; use them wisely," Yashvi said, patting Adarsh's biceps. He chuckled and nodded, side-hugging her. Advik smiled softly when his eyes fell on Esha, who was crossing the road, holding her younger sister's hand. Advik gestured to Adarsh, who quickly nodded, crossing the road to help the duo.

After meeting each other, everyone made their way inside. It was crowded, but it didn't feel so because of the large area it covered. As soon as Adya saw the aesthetic environment, she squealed excitedly like a kid, making everyone smile.