The heartbeat of a gang leader-1✔

Epilogue (Part-B)

Epilogue (Part-B)

1-month leap:-

Swara had completed her 7th month of pregnancy; now her 8th month had just started. Swara was sitting in the hall with her brothers and husband. She was playing UNO with Karan, while Rishi and Sanskar were talking about random topics, and RV was watching an action movie. Shemish had gone to a party hosted by one of Shekhar's friends.

"Asshaaaa, Asshaaaa," Sapna came out from the kitchen, fuming in anger. She was holding her son in her arms and calling for Asha. Asha came downstairs after a few minutes with her son in her arms and rolled her eyes upon seeing Sapna and her child.

Sapna, glaring at Asha and her son: "How dare you, Asha?"

Asha, rolling her eyes: "What??"

Sapna: "How can you give my son's ice cream to your bhukkar (foodie) son?"

Asha, gritting her teeth: "Sapna bhabi, stop right there. Don't you dare call my son bhukkar," she said while caressing her son's cheek with love.

Sapna: "So what should I call him? He already ate his ice cream in the morning and now he ate my son's ice cream."

Asha, patting her son's head: "So? He wanted to eat another one, so I gave it to him. What's the big deal?"

Sapna, gritting her teeth: "You are spoiling him."

Asha, glaring at Sapna and her son: "He is my son. Don't worry about it," she said, stomping out while giving a death glare to Sapna.

Sapna huffed in anger and said to her son, "Don't worry, Maan. Your Mumma only cares about Gaurav. Don't worry, your bari mom will give you an ice cream," and she also stomped out with an angry pout.

Everyone who witnessed the scene burst into laughter because Sapna and Asha were fighting not for their sons, but for each other's. Sapna was fighting for Maan (whom she was carrying, as she was his bari mom), while Asha was fighting for Gaurav (whom she was carrying, as she was his choti mom).

Both loved their sons a lot, but their love for Maan and Gaurav was equal, and in fact, sometimes even greater than their love for their sons. That's why they often fought whenever one of them made a mistake. They always rushed to save the children from their mothers. Sapna saved Maan from Asha, while Asha saved Gaurav from Sapna.

In reality, both children only slept with their real mothers. During the remaining time, you could find them with their bari mom and choti mom respectively, or trailing behind their only swala (Swara) bua.

Rishi, chuckling: "They both are unique moms. In the whole world, all moms fight for their sons, and here these two always fight for their nephews."

RV: "Sometimes I get a doubt about who is the real mom of both the boys."

All laughed out loud upon hearing this.

In party:-

Sumi was standing and talking with a few ladies when one of them asked, "If I'm not wrong, you have only one daughter, right?" Shekhar, who was standing a little farther away, looked toward Sumi, wanting to know her response.

Sumi, with a smile: "No, I have seven children—three daughters and four sons, and yes, two grandsons," and she listed their names. Shekhar felt proud hearing her answer.

The lady, with a confused expression: "But I heard you have only one daughter. How do you have seven children now?"

Sumi, unruffled: "Well, I consider all my children, biological or not, as my own. So that's how I have seven children."