Replaced Wife of my first love

Chapter 17

As we continued to feed the birds, I couldn't help but notice how much joy it brought them. They were chirping and singing, and it was a beautiful sound. I felt like I was doing something good for the environment, and it made me feel happy inside.

Suddenly, a group of squirrels appeared, and they started to steal the bird seed. I tried to chase them away, but they were too quick for me. We ended up having to refill the bird feeder several times, and I couldn't help but think that the squirrels were getting the better end of the deal.

Despite the squirrels, it was a beautiful day, and I was grateful for the opportunity to spend it with Zian. We both lead busy lives, and it's not often that we get to spend quality time together. I felt like we were making memories that would last a lifetime, and it made me feel happy and content.

we were having a great time. We were laughing and joking around, laughter filling the air as we connected in that moment. It felt wonderful to share this lighthearted conversation with him, and I couldn't help but steal glances at Zian from time to time.

when Zian looked at me and said, 'I know I'm handsome and You can't stop yourself looking at me'" I felt my heart skip a beat. I had always thought he was incredibly attractive, but I didn't want to come across as too eager.

"I don't think so," I said, trying to play it cool.

He raised an eyebrow. "What do you mean, you don't think so?" he asked, still grinning. He looked at me, his eyes piercing. "Come on, you can tell me," he said, still smiling.

I felt my face getting hot. "Okay, fine," I said, feeling like I was going to die of embarrassment. "I think you're not that handsome."

He looked at me, his smirk dangling on his face. "Really?" he asked.

I felt terrible. "I think you should go to the office," I said, backtracking.

He chuckled. "Well, I think you're pretty cute," he said, grinning. I felt my cheeks flush, and was feeling shy.

He leaned in closer. "You know, when you lied to me, I could tell that you were blushing," he said, his eyes sparkling.

I felt my heart racing. "I was not blushing," I said, trying to hide my smile.

He chuckled. "Yes, you were," he said, taking my hand. "And you know what? I think it's adorable." I felt like I was going to melt.

He then went to the office and I came to backyard to make some sculpture.

As I focused on sculpting, my hands molding the clay with care, I suddenly heard footsteps approaching. To my surprise, it was Pihu, Before I could utter a word, Pihu earnestly asked, "Bhabhi, would you mind helping me with my college project? I have to make this painting, and I could really use your artistic skills."

Feeling both flattered and excited, I nodded eagerly and replied, "Of course, I'd be more than happy to help! What's the theme or concept you have in mind for the painting?"

She smiled gratefully and explained her vision, describing a vibrant scene that reflected her passion for nature and wildlife. Listening intently, I could see the enthusiasm in her eyes, and I knew I had to do my best to bring her idea to life on the canvas.

We spent the next few hours discussing color palettes, techniques, and different approaches to portraying her vision. It was a collaborative effort filled with creativity and laughter. We shared anecdotes and experiences, strengthening our bond along the way.

As we worked side by side, I couldn't help but admire her dedication and the unique perspective she brought to the project. Time flew by, and before we knew it, the painting began to take shape, capturing the essence of her passion and creativity.