Lost Without You

Epilogue

4 year's later

The sky was twilight. Almost the whole city was inside their houses. It was the time after prayer, when the sun was about to become day, to which we called dawn.

The mansion that engraved Mr.Bahkhtiar Khan was blurry with the night leftout sprinkling of smog, and now was slowly slipping down in the form of water drops, revealing the hard wooden name plate. Hushed musical air was humming with trees, waking birds and slapping against closed windows.

Sensing the drab cloud outside, the house was lit up, buzzing with people as the morning energy was high in Air and the preparation of breakfast was almost done for men who went for morning prayer at the nearby mosque. While performing their prayers in their respective room, the ladies of the house were gathered in the kitchen to prepare breakfast before arrival men.

Aayla was making fresh juice through citrus on his only nephew's request. Her sleep was long gone. As she smiled, telling her bhabi the way her son woke her up.

The small bunny early morning before going to masjid with her father and dadu. Ran into her phupho room putting both men on wait, saying I have something important to do.

He woke her with his small hands, shook her for a good five minutes.

"What happened, Rohaan!? " Aayla asked groaning as she sat upright and looked at him with half closed eyes.

"I wanht the shame juice which you made yesterday. " He requested in his baby accent to which hearing Aayla fully opened her eyes to look at his innocent face. His eyes were shining with pure hope and eagerness. Seeing this Aayla smile and nodded, making him beam in happiness as he sprinted out dropping a quick peck on her cheeks.

Aayla got up shaking her head. She had a headache as she had slept late yesterday night but ignored it for her little bunnty bear.

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"This is so adorable. The two of his front teeth are gone and he looks even more cute. "

Aayla said as the ladies laughed together when she told them about Rohaan and his antics just early this morning.

Amna shook her head smiling. Listening to her son's small adorable behaviour and acts.

"It was hard to make him believe the story Aariz narrated. " She said and all of them nodded their heads in response.

Rohaan was determined to believe that the mouse took his front teeth. Otherwise, they would take his mother away from him.

It was his father's theory. When Rohaan refused to stop crying, saying that Dado says keep your teeth clean and white. It's the beauty of every person's smile. He cried saying he had lost them and now the girl living in the neighbourhood would hate him. But after his father's story, he pouted and hugged his mother saying.

"I love you mama. I don't like my friend more than you," he said in his baby accent. That her mother felt sorry for his son because of his innocence. But failed to tell him the truth knowing the outcome.

Amna narrated as she remembered this beautiful event. The feeling was over the moon.

Mrs.Bkhatiar was sitting on a kitchen bar stool. The vegetables for omelet were spread infront of her, as she slowly cut them and occasionally looked up watching her daughters talking aimlessly.

Amna was about nine months pregnant. And it was difficult for her to carry that huge tummy. As she'd feel slightly embarrassed walking in front of her father in law. She had one son who was three years old. They named him Rohaan, which means 'spiritual' kind hearted.