Reyansh went to office & Aarohi took day off as she wanted to spend some time at home.
Aarohi's outfit
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Evening time Aarohi sat beside Raini in the cozy living room, sipping tea and sharing laughter. The warm sunlight streaming through the window illuminated Raini's gentle smile.
Raini's eyes sparkled with nostalgia. "Aarohi, beta, marriage is a beautiful journey. But it's not without its ups and downs. There will be moments when you'll feel like you're walking on clouds, and moments when the road seems uncertain."
Aarohi leaned in, her heart open to Raini's wisdom. "Mummyji, how did you and Papa ji navigate challenges?" she asked, her voice barely above a whisper.
Raini's expression turned introspective, her eyes gazing into the past. "When Aman and I got married, we were young and naive. We faced many obstacles - financial struggles, family expectations, personal differences. There were times when we felt like giving up." Raini's voice cracked, but she smiled through tears.
Aarohi's eyes welled up with empathy. She took Raini's hand, feeling a deep connection.
Raini's voice strengthened. "But we held on to each other. We communicated, compromised, and supported each other. We learned to forgive and understand. And through it all, our love grew stronger."
Aarohi's heart swelled with gratitude. "Thank you, Mummyji. Your story gives me hope."
Raini's eyes locked onto Aarohi's. "Reyansh loves you deeply, and you love him. Remember, no relationship is perfect, but with patience, understanding, and laughter, you'll overcome any hurdle."
Aarohi felt a lump form in her throat. "I promise, Mummyji. I'll cherish Reyansh and our relationship."
Raini's arms enveloped Aarohi in a warm hug. "You're not just my daughter-in-law, beta. You're my daughter, my friend. I'm here for you, always."
As they held each other, Aarohi felt a sense of belonging, of being part of a family that loved and supported her unconditionally.
Aarohi pulled back, wiping away tears. "Mummyji, how did you know Papa ji was the one?"
Raini's face glowed. "I saw the way he cared for me, even in small ways. He'd bring me my favorite sweets, listen to me when I needed someone to talk to. I felt seen, heard, and loved."
Aarohi's heart skipped a beat. "That's exactly how Reyansh makes me feel."
Raini smiled. "Then you know you've found your soulmate, beta. Cherish that love."
Aarohi nodded, determination in her eyes. "I will, Mummyji. I promise."
Raini's expression turned serious. "Aarohi, marriage requires compromise and understanding. There'll be times when you'll disagree, but don't let pride come between you. Talk, listen, and forgive."
