𝓑𝓻𝓸𝓴𝓮𝓷.

Chapter - 35

Shivanya ~

By the time I was done with Arunachal Foods and knowing every single detail about them, I was so bored that I had to go out of my cabin for a little walk.

It was day fourteen of working on this and I was exhausted.

"Shivanya bhabhi!" I heard my name and turned around to find Yash sir. (Refresher - Vihaan's best friend and a silent partner in the firm.)

"Yash sir! It's been so long." I said with a smile as he caught up with my steps.

"Haan bhabhi, kya bolun main ab, kaam hi nahi khatam hota hai. Par woh sab toh theek hai, aap mujhe sir kyun bula rahi hain?" He asked.

( Yes, bhabhi, what can I even say now, the work just never seems to end. But all that aside, why are you calling me sir?)

"Toh aur kya bulaayun aapko?" I asked him, confused.

(What else should I call you?)

"Yash." He shrugged.

"Okay then, but you will have to call me Shivanya then." I negotiated.

"Lawyers." He muttered and I laughed.

"Done Shivanya." He agreed.

"Good, Yash." I looked at him, smiling.

"Vihaan kahan hai? Uske cabin se hi aa raha hoon, mila nahi." He asked.

(Where is Vihaan? I am just coming from his cabin and he is not there.)

"Ek meeting thi unki, woh law minister ke secretary ke saath. Wahin gaye hue hain." I told him and he nodded.

(There was a meeting of his, with the Law Minister's secretary. He has gone there.)

"Chaliye phir, coffee pite hain." He said.

(Come on then, let's have coffee.)

"Coffee ke liye toh mana nahi kar sakti mai filhaal." I was craving it and we made our way to the canteen.

( I can't really say no to coffee right now.)

"Preeti kaisi hai?" I asked as we sat down.

(How is Preeti?)

"All good bas, aaj kal kaafi busy rehti hai." He replied.

"Aur uncle, aunty kaise hain?" He added.

"Perfect, bas aaj kal unka bhi schedule busy rehta hai, social engagements and all." I told him.

We were having coffee and talking about things here and there when I got a text, Vihaan's.

"I am back, Sunshine. Come, see me in my office?"

"Vihaan is back." I told him.

"Cool, let's go and see him. I need to talk to him about Arunachal Foods." He said, leaving me surprised.

"You know about it?" I asked. Yash was not usually involved in the legal side.

"Yes, I thought you'd need my help with the financials." He stood up, buttoning his coat.

"We do, it has been like two weeks and my head feels like it will burst if I see any more numbers." I stood up too and texted Vihaan -

"We'll be right there."

Then we walked ahead and stepped into the elevator together.