After a busy first half schedule at the office, Viyansh's day took an unexpected turn. His meeting concluded by 3 PM, and he realized that he might have unintentionally upset Vaidehi. Aware that she could be angry, Viyansh decided to make amends and surprise her with something special. Knowing that Vaidehi loved waffles, Viyansh took the time to visit their home and pick up her favorite waffles. Despite the bustling schedule, he managed to reach home by 4 PM. The anticipation of how Vaidehi would react added a layer of excitement to his mission.
As he entered the house, he carefully held the box of waffles, hoping to find Vaidehi and surprise her.
Viyansh anxiously called out to his wife.
Viyansh: "Biwi, kaha ho tum?" (Where are you).
He meticulously searched the living area, but Vaidehi was nowhere to be found. Deciding to inquire with the kitchen staff, he headed towards the kitchen where some servants were busy with their chores.
Viyansh asked one of the maids.
Viyansh: "Kaki, Vaidehi kaha hai?" (Kaki, where is Vaidehi?).
Maid: "Vaidehi beti toh subah se kamre me hai aur khana bhi nahi khaya hai unhone." ( Vaidehi has been in her room since morning and hasn't had any food.)
Concern etched on his face, Viyansh acknowledged her response with a nod and proceeded towards their room.
As he ascended the stairs, Viyansh pondered.
Viyansh: "Lagta hai bahut zyada naraz hai meri Jaan aaj, chalo biwi Jaan ka ye roop bhi dekh le." (Seems like my dear wife is quite upset today. Well, let's witness this facet of my beloved wife.)
He chuckled at his own thoughts. Upon entering their room, he discovered Vaidehi curled up on the bed, cocooned in a blanket. Viyansh, having tossed his blazer on the couch, approached her.
Viyansh: "Jaan, I know aap bahut zyada naraz hongi, but I was really stuck in a meeting," (I know you must be very angry, but I was genuinely caught up in a meeting.)
Viyansh expressed remorsefully. However, Vaidehi remained silent, not turning or responding. Undeterred, Viyansh placed the packet of waffles on the side table and joined her on the bed, wrapping his arms around her.
Viyansh: "Biwi, I'm sorry yaar, but now I'll take you for dinner," ( I'm sorry, but now I'll take you out for dinner.)
He promised. This time, he noticed faint sounds of sobbing. Concerned, Viyansh turned Vaidehi towards him, only to find tears streaming down her face.
Viyansh: "Biwi, kya hua tum ro kyu rahi ho? Meri vajah se, I'm so sorry biwi," (why are you crying? I'm so sorry if it's because of me.)
Viyansh expressed genuine remorse. Her cries persisted, prompting him to make her sit and gently hold her hands, seeking to understand the source of her distress.
Viyansh: "Jaan, please rona band kar do. Pakka, next time meeting chhod ke aa jaunga, lekin tumhe naraz nahi karunga."
(please stop crying. I promise, next time, I'll leave the meeting and come to you, but I won't let you be upset.)
Vaidehi, her eyes filled with tears, responded.
Vaidehi: "Main aapki vajah se nahi ro rahi." (I'm not crying because of you.)
Viyansh: "Then? Batao kya hua, kisine kuch kiya?"(Then why? Tell me, did something happen?)
A hint of embarrassment flushed her face as she struggled to express the source of her distress.
Vaidehi: "Ah vo... main na," (Uh, well... I, um...)
Viyansh: "Bolo bhi biwi, dara rahi ho tum mujhe," ( Come on, say. You're scaring me.)
He reassured her. After a moment, Vaidehi confessed.
Vaidehi: "Mujhe bahut dard ho raha hai," ( I'm in a lot of pain.)
Her gaze lowered to her lap.
Concern etched on his face.
Viyansh: "Mana karta hu, mat kuda karo yaha vaha, ab batao kaha giri tum, kaha lagi hai?"
("I forbid you, don't jump here and there, now tell me where did you fall, where does it hurt?")
Vaidehi, expressing her discomfort, retorted.
Vaidehi: "Arhhhh, Ansh, mujhe irritate mat kariye. Main nahi giri hu kahi." (Ansh, I didn't fall anywhere. Please don't irritate me.)
Viyansh: "Toh kaha dard hai?" ( Then where does it hurt?)
Vaidehi: "My... my lower abdomen and back." ( My... My lower abdomen and back.)
He still didn't understand.
Viyansh: "Okay, let's go to the doctor then, now"
Viyansh suggested, concerned for Vaidehi's well-being.
Vaidehi cried out, "Anshhh," as tears continued to flow, and she lay down, covering herself in discomfort.
Viyansh: "Jaan, yaar kya kar rahi ho, chalo doctor ke pass." (what are you doing? Let's go to the doctor.)
Vaidehi, overwhelmed with pain and frustration, retorted.
Vaidehi: "U know what, aap jaiye yaha se mujhe baat hi nahi karni, aapko kuch samajh nahi aata." (You know what, just go. I don't want to talk. You don't understand anything.)
Viyansh: "Kya samajh nahi aata? Aur ye kya, tum so rahi ho, biwi main akhri baar keh raha chalo doctor ke pass." (What don't I understand? And why are you sleeping? I'm telling you for the last time, let's go to the doctor.)
Vaidehi: "Ansh, please don't irritate, aap jaiye na." (Just go.)
Viyansh: "Tum chal rahi ho ya main tumhe utha ke le chalu?" (Are you coming with me, or should I carry you?)
Vaidehi: "Ansh, aap samajhiye, ye alag dard hai." ( please understand, this is a different kind of pain.)
As he sat on his knees and turned her towards him, he could see she was still in tears.
Viyansh: "Biwi tum dara rahi ho mujhe, batao na kya baat hai," (you are scaring me, Tell me what's wrong.)
Viyansh gently encouraged her. Vaidehi, with lowered gaze, finally revealed.
Vaidehi: "Ansh, I'm on... on my... pe... periods."
He looked at her for a moment, comprehending the situation, and then helped her sit on the bed.
Viyansh: "So What's there to be embarrassed about it?"
Vaidehi: "Never had anybody by my side during these days so..."
Viyansh, understanding the significance of the moment, cupped her face and said.
Viyansh: "But now you have me, biwi."
Tenderly wiping her tears, he urged.
Viyansh: "Chalo ab batao, what all you go through during your periods. and how many days?"
Vaidehi: "three days, Terrible pain in my lower abdomen and back, stupid cravings, and..."
Viyansh: "And?"
Vaidehi: "And horrible mood swings; this was the reason yesterday I was super happy and then super emotional."
Viyansh was taken aback, and he gently held Vaidehi's chin, making her look at him.
Viyansh: "Biwi, just don't tell me that kal jo bhi hua vo... it was just your mood swings." ( don't tell me that whatever happened yesterday was just because of your mood swings.)
Vaidehi: "Kal kya hua?" (What happened yesterday?)
Viyansh: "Did you kiss me because of your mood swings?"
Her jaw dropped in astonishment, and then a surge of anger took over. She began hitting him with her tiny hands.
Viyansh, trying to defend himself, exclaimed.
Viyansh: "Kya kar rahi ho yaar?" (What are you doing).
He held her hands, attempting to calm her down.
Vaidehi: "Toh aur kya karu? Aapko mera pyaar mood swing lagta hai? Aapse pyaar karti hu toh kya kuch bhi kahenge aap."
( Then what else should I do? youconsider my love for you as a mood swing? If I love you, will you dismiss everything I say?)
Her frustration and pain manifested in her words, leaving Viyansh momentarily shocked.
However, her tone changed as she winced in pain, holding her stomach.
Vaidehi: "Ahh...ahhh"
Tears welled up in her eyes again. Realizing her discomfort, Viyansh quickly responded.
Viyansh: "Okay, I'm sorry. Please lie down.."
He assisted her in lying down and then nestled himself into the duvet beside her. Gently pulling her shirt up, he slid his hands inside.
Vaidehi: "Ansh, ye... ye aap... aap." (Ansh, you... you...).
Viyansh: "Shhh, biwi, do you trust me?"
Vaidehi: "Of course, kya bol rahe hai aap." (Of course, what are you saying?)
Viyansh: "Then let me help you."
He began giving her a soothing massage on her lower abdomen.
Viyansh: "Is it helpful?"
Vaidehi: "Hmm."
With his other hand, Viyansh started gently massaging Vaidehi's head. Eventually, the soothing massage worked its magic, lulling her into a peaceful slumber. Viyansh, ensuring her comfort, covered her with the duvet properly before quietly leaving the room.
Returning after some time, he brought a bag filled with thoughtful items to alleviate Vaidehi's discomfort. The bag contained sanitary items, a hot water bag, dark chocolates, and ice creams – a collection tailored to provide comfort during her period. Recognizing that she had missed lunch, he also picked up some food for her from the kitchen.
With utmost care, he placed the bag on the side table and approached Vaidehi. Caressing her head gently, he softly called her name, urging her to wake up.
Viyansh: "Jaan get up, please have something and sleep again."
Despite her best efforts, Vaidehi managed to wake up, though her face bore the signs of weakness, appearing pale. With a nurturing touch, he fed her, gently coaxing her to eat even when she seemed unwilling.
As he went downstairs to keep the plate, returning to find Vaidehi rushing towards the washroom, his worry heightened. Following her, he witnessed her vomiting, prompting him to pat her back and offer assistance. After the ordeal, they returned to the room, but suddenly, Vaidehi fainted. Viyansh, quick to react, caught her in his arms.
Panicking, he called out.
Viyansh: "Biwi, biwi,"
Patting her cheeks to elicit a response. When there was no immediate reaction, he gently lift her in his arms and laid her on the bed, covering her with the duvet. Feeling a surge of anxiety, Viyansh promptly called for a doctor, his tense demeanor evident as he rubbed Vaidehi's hands, anxiously awaiting medical assistance.
As the doctor was on the way, Vaidehi regained consciousness, her eyes half-open. Viyansh, relieved but still concerned, asked.
Viyansh: "Biwi, are you okay?"
Vaidehi responded with a faint: "Hmm,"
She attempted to sit up, but he gently stopped her.
Viyansh: "Please stay lying down. I have called the doctor."
Vaidehi: "What?? Ansh, it's normal during periods. I've experienced such dizziness before; there's no need to call a doctor."
His worry turning into frustration, Viyansh got a little angry.
Viyansh: "Just shut up, Vaidehi. You were crying in pain, you threw up everything you had, and then you fainted. You're saying nothing has happened?"
Vaidehi: "But, Ansh..."
Viyansh: "Just shut up. You're not going to say anything."
She lowered her gaze, feeling upset with him, as she was already dealing with mood swings, and now he shouted at her. Soon, the doctor arrived, and Viyansh provided a detailed account of what had transpired and she examined her.
Doctor: "Mr. Singhania, looking at her, I can say that her diet is not proper. Maybe she's not getting enough nutrition."
Viyansh glared at Vaidehi, and she lowered her gaze, realizing the potential impact of her dietary choices.
Doctor: "Apart from that, I'm not prescribing any medicines as medication is not advisable during periods."
Viyansh, still concerned about Vaidehi's severe cramps, inquired.
Viyansh: "Is there anything we can do to alleviate the severe cramps she's experiencing?"
Doctor: "As I mentioned, once her diet improves, the pain will likely reduce. Encourage her to engage in a bit of exercise, and try not to stress too much about the pain."
Vaidehi: "Even I said the same, doctor. We girls go through this pain regularly."
Viyansh, a bit irritated, interjected.
Viyansh: "Tum chup Karo biwi. Tumhari diet ka khayal toh ab main khud rakhunga."
Even the doctor couldn't help but chuckle at Viyansh's evident extra care.
Doctor: "Relax, Mr. Singhania. Women experience pain on a much higher scale, especially during childbirth."
Viyansh: "Then I don't want any child."
The moment he made this statement, he found himself hit with a flying pillow as Vaidehi expressed her disapproval.
Doctor: "Okay, I'll take my leave now."
After the doctor left, Vaidehi, despite the pain, climbed down from the bed with visible discomfort. Viyansh, concerned for her well-being, moved towards her, intending to offer support. However, Vaidehi, perhaps fueled by a combination of pain and frustration, resisted his assistance.
She hissed in pain and, before Viyansh could react, started hitting him. Surprisingly strong despite her condition, she managed to push him away and, with a burst of unexpected energy, directed him out of the room. The door swiftly closed, and the distinct sound of a lock being engaged echoed through the hallway.
Viyansh, now on the other side of the locked door, stood in mild shock, processing the unexpected turn of events.
Viyansh, standing outside the locked door, called out.
Viyansh: "Jaan, kya kar rahi ho?" (what are you doing?)
Vaidehi: "Don't you dare talk to me."
Viyansh: "But maine kya kiya?"(But what did I do?)
Vaidehi: "Kya bakwaas kari hai abhi aapne about not having kids. You know what, I'm hell irritated, Ansh. Please leave me alone for some time." (
What nonsense did you just say about not having kids?)
He pounded on the door, pleading for forgiveness. Vihaan, who had returned home, witnessed the scene and erupted into laughter. He couldn't believe what he was seeing – the formidable Mr. CEO, renowned for his cold demeanor, anger, and arrogance, now ousted from the room by his wife and desperately seeking forgiveness. Finding the situation too amusing to resist, Vihaan quickly recorded the comical scene on his phone.
Unable to contain his laughter, Vihaan shared the video in their family group, ensuring everyone got a glimpse of the unexpected and humorous turn of events. Vihaan approached his brother, still chuckling at the situation.
Vihaan couldn't contain his laughter as he asked.
Vihaan: "Bhai, aisa kya kiya aapne ki Dahi ne aapko bahar fek diya," ( what did you do to get thrown out by Dahi )
Earning a stern glare from his elder brother.
Viyansh: "Don't you dare to utter any nonsense and help me. She's not well and hasn't eaten anything. She even lost consciousness a few minutes back."
Vihaan: "What?"
Viyansh banged the door again, pleading.
Viyansh: "Jaan, it's fine, I'll not talk to you, but please open the door and have something, please."
Vihaan: "Dahi, please open the door. I promise bhai will not irritate you."
Reluctantly, she opened the door and returned to the bed. Vihaan and Viyansh entered the room, and just as Viyansh was about to sit beside her, she asserted.
Vaidehi: "Ahaan bhai, ask him to stay away from me. I don't wanna talk to him."
Viyansh, respecting her wish, immediately stood up.
Vihaan: "Ok, ok, but what happened to you? Bhai said that you fainted a few moments back."
Her eyes widened in shock, fearing that Viyansh might have disclosed the details about her period.
Before she could say anything, their father Vikram, along with Viraj and Virat, arrived. Viraj and Virat burst into laughter upon seeing Viyansh, prompting even Vikram to struggle to suppress a smile.
Viraj (mocked): "And the CEO of Singhania & Co."
Virat: "has been kicked out of his room by his wife."
Viyansh glared at Vihaan for spreading the news, while Vaidehi couldn't help but giggle at the situation.
Viyansh: "Shut up, you idiots. Here, my Biwi is not well, and you guys are laughing."
The humor in the situation, however, was not lost on anyone, and the room was filled with a mix of tension and laughter.
As soon as they stopped laughing, all eyes turned to Vaidehi. Vikram went and sat beside her, expressing concern.
Vikram: "Kya ho gaya bachche?" (What happened, dear?)
Viyansh: "She fainted, papa."
Vaidehi, still upset with Viyansh, glared at him.
Viraj, Vihaan, and Virat stood beside her.
Viraj: "What happened, bhabhi maa?"
Viyansh: "All this is because of you guys. Papa, ye teeno itna junk khate rehte hai, usi ka natija hai. The doctor said she needs to look after her diet and do some exercise."
(All of this is because of you guys. Papa, these three eat so much junk, and this is the result. The doctor said she needs to take care of her diet and do some exercise.)
Vikram: "Bachche, ye main kya sun Raha hu aap khayal nahi rakhte apna?" (My child, what am I hearing? You don't take care of yourself?)
Viyansh: "Exactly, Dad. Isiliye ab se in teeno ka bahar ka khana band, and you, Biwi ji, kal se aap morning walk pe chal Rahi hai mere sath."
(Exactly, Dad. That's why, from now on, these three are banned from eating outside, and you, my dear wife, will be going for a morning walk with me starting tomorrow.)
Viraj, Virat, and Vaidehi collectively exclaimed, "Noooo."
Vaidehi: "I'm not gonna come with you anywhere."
Viraj and Virat: "And we can't leave our burgers and pizzas."
Viyansh: "Main puch nahi Raha hu, bata Raha hu." (I'm not asking; I'm telling.)
He glared at the three of them, with Viraj and Virat going quiet, but Vaidehi remained angry.
Vaidehi: "Popsy, aapko pata hai main bimaar hu phir bhi inhone daanta hai mujhe." (Popsy, you know I'm sick, and still, he scolded me.)
Vihaan: "But why did you kick him out of the room?"
A collective giggle escaped from Virat, Viraj, and Vihaan, earning a disapproving glare from Viyansh.
Viyansh: "That's none of your business, and biwi, stop complaining about me. Ab se main hi tumhara dhyaan rakhunga, and jo bolunga tumhe manna padega. End of discussion."
(That's none of your business, and you, dear wife, stop complaining about me because from now on, I'll be taking care of you. Whatever I say, you'll have to follow. End of discussion.)
Vaidehi: "Dekha Popsy, kaise dhamki de rahe hai mujhe ye." (See, Popsy, he's threatening me.)
Vikram: "But bachche, he's right."
Vaidehi pouted as she didn't receive the support she expected.
Vikram:"Okay, now you take rest, we'll leave."
Viyansh: "Papa, we'll have our dinner in the room itself."
Vikram: "No problem."
Viraj: "Get well soon bhabhi maa,"
Virat: "Then we'll go on a date, sweetiepie."
Vaidehi giggled and nodded in response.
Vihaan: "Take care."
Viraj: "Also, cupcake, call me if..."
Viyansh: "Niklo tum teeno yaha se." (Get out, all three of you.)
Vihaan: "Easy bhai, easy. We're going."
With that, they left the room, and a maid arrived with their dinner. Viyansh sat beside Vaidehi, intending to feed her.
Vaidehi: "Ye kya khichdi?? Mujhe nahi khana." (What's this khichdi? I don't want to eat.)She crossed her arms on her chest and turned her face away.
Viyansh: "Khana toh padega, biwi." (You have to eat)
Vaidehi: "Nahi khaungi." ( I won't eat.)
Viyansh raised his voice a bit, demanding.
Viyansh: "Biwi, eat."
She reluctantly agreed, and both of them had their dinner in silence.
Viyansh: "Wanna have more?" She shook her head in denial and got down from the bed.
Viyansh: "Where are you going?"
Vaidehi: "I need to freshen up."
Viyansh: "Ohh."
She left and returned after 20 minutes. By then, he had also changed into his nightwear and was patiently waiting for her. Upon her return, she directly laid down on the bed, covering herself.
Viyansh: "Biwi?"
She didn't reply.
He repeated, "Biwi," and could now clearly hear the sound of her sobbing. Reacting swiftly, he turned her towards his side.
Viyansh: "Biwi, tum ro kyu rahi ho?" (why are you crying?)
Her tears continued to flow.
Viyansh: "Biwi, is it paining? Please tell me, tum dara rahi ho mujhe."
Vaidehi, between sobs, managed to say.
Vaidehi: "Aa...apne do ba...baar daanta hai mujhe."(You... You scolded me twice.)
He looked at her adorable face, helping her to sit, and then cupped her face.
Viyansh: "Okay, I'm sorry."
Vaidehi: "You had promised me that you will never shout at me."
Viyansh: "I know, Jaan, but you were behaving so stubborn."
Vaidehi: "Those were mood swings, na Ansh."
Viyansh: "Okay, okay. I'm very sorry."
He offered a comforting side hug by sitting beside her.
Vaidehi: "I'm also angry because aapne kaha we won't have kids."
Viyansh: "You want kids?"
Vaidehi: "Obviously, Ansh. Kaisi baatein kar rahe hain aap? Bachche toh honge hi na."
(Obviously, Ansh, what are you talking about? Of course, we will have children.)
Viyansh: "Achha, aur kitne bachche chahiye meri Jaan ko?" (Alright, and how many kids does my love want?)
Vaidehi: "2 girls and 1 boy,"
Vaidehi responded with a grin and looking up at him.
Viyansh: "Done, but we have a lot of boys in our house; we'll have 3 girls only."
Vaidehi: "No Ansh, 1 boy, please."
Viyansh: "3 Girls, Biwi."
The light-hearted argument escalated, and they ended up laughing.
Viyansh, changing the topic with a mischievous smirk, remarked.
Viyansh: "Btw biwi, bachche toh ho jayenge, but uske liye we need to do something, you know?"
(we'll have children, but for that)
She blushed and lowered her gaze. He teased.
Viyansh: "Bolo na biwi," (Tell me) kissing her cheeks.
Vaidehi, feeling shy, requested.
Vaidehi: "Ansh, mat boliye ye sab." (Ansh, don't talk about all this.)
Viyansh: "Kya nahi bolna biwi? Bachche hone ka process?" (What not, The process of having children?)
Vaidehi: "Ufff, Aapko bahut maza aata hai na mujhe tang karne me?" (Ufff, you enjoy teasing me so much, don't you?)
Viyansh: "Bahut zyada." (Very Much)
She pouted and licked her lips.
Viyansh: "How many times I need to remind you not to pout or lick your lips, varna..." (How many times do I need to remind you not to pout or lick your lips, or else...)
Vaidehi: "Varna kya hai, Varna kya?" (Or else what? What will you do?)
Viyansh, with a mischievous grin, declared.
Viyansh: "Varna main kiss kar dunga tumhe." (Or else, I'll kiss you.)
She looked at him in shock, but soon her expression softened as she cupped his face in her hands and lovingly gazed at him, leaving him puzzled.
Viyansh: "What?"
Vaidehi: "Aap kitne zyada handsome hai." (You're so incredibly handsome.)
With a glint of innocence, adoration, and love in her eyes, she uttered accompanied by a blink. The genuine sweetness in her expression prompted an irresistible reaction from Viyansh, who couldn't help but press his lips against hers. Initially taken aback by the sudden gesture, she soon began responding to the kiss. The moment intensified, and after a few minutes, Viyansh sensed she needed to catch her breath.
They gently pulled back, their eyes meeting in the aftermath of the sweet exchange. However, instead of meeting his gaze, she swiftly hid herself under the duvet, attempting to conceal her blushing face. Viyansh, finding her reaction utterly endearing, burst into laughter at the sight of his shy and bashful wife.
Viyansh, expressing his adoration, exclaimed.
Viyansh :"Biwi, yaar, aap kaise itni cute hai," (how are you so incredibly cute?)
as he hugged her and gently pulled the duvet down from her face.
With her head resting against his shoulder, his arm wrapped around her shoulder, and his other hand playing with her fingers.
Viyansh: "Biwi, kuch puchna tha tumse." (I wanted to ask you something.)
Vaidehi, comfortable in his embrace, responded.
Vaidehi: "Puchiye na." ( Ask me)
Viyansh, with a mischievous yet heartfelt tone, asked.
Viyansh: "Aapko mera pyaar mood swing lagta hai?? Aap se pyaar karti hu toh aap kuch bhi bolenge... Ye kaha tha na tumne."
(Do you consider my love as mood swings? You said, "If I love you, will you dismiss everything I say...these were yor words right")
Her cheeks flushed, and she hid her face in her palm.
Viyansh: "Should I consider it as your confession?"
Vaidehi snapped back.
Vaidehi: "What?? Nooooo."
Viyansh, pretending to be hurt, responded.
Viyansh: "What? That means you don't love me?"
Vaidehi: "Nooo. I mean, I do, karti hu main aapse pyaar, par aise nahi batana chahti thi," (I mean, I do love you, but I didn't want to say it like that.)
looking down with a hint of sadness.
Viyansh: "Oh god Jaan,"
He quickly enveloped her in a bone-crushing hug.
Viyansh: "You don't know how happy I am right now."
She smiled against his chest.
Vaidehi: "Toh ab mujhe aapka jawab bhi toh bataiye." ( Now tell me your answer.)
Viyansh, adopting a mischievous smile, replied.
Viyansh: "No, I won't answer you."
Vaidehi: "But why?"
Viyansh: "Because I have other ways."
Vaidehi: "But mujhe sunna hai aapke muh se." (But I want to hear it from your mouth.)
Viyansh: "Have patience, biwi."
She pouted at him, giving him a cute and hopeful look.
Viyansh, teasing her, warned.
Viyansh: "Cute ho toh uska galat fayda mat uthao tum." (Being cute shouldn't be used against me, darling.)
Vaidehi: "Pleaseee,"
with another pout and eyes full of hope. To her surprise, instead of replying, he simply gave a peck on her pout, turning her cheeks into a charming shade of red.
Viyansh: "Stop being this cute, biwi Jaan."
She responded with a shy smile, but the pleasant moment was interrupted when a sudden cramp caused her to hiss in pain.
Vaidehi: "Ahhh."
She winced, placing her hands on her stomach.
Viyansh: "Paining a lot?"
Vaidehi nodded, confirming the intensity of her discomfort.
Viyansh: "Wanna have waffles?"
Vaidehi agreed, and Viyansh lovingly fed her waffles.
Viyansh: "Come let's sleep."
He assisted Vaidehi in laying down comfortably, and after covering both of them with the duvet, he resumed giving her a gentle massage on her abdomen. The soothing touch aimed to alleviate her discomfort, and soon, the tranquility of the gesture helped Vaidehi drift into a peaceful sleep. Satisfied that she had found rest, Viyansh carefully took her into his warm embrace, ensuring her comfort throughout the night.
Viyansh whispered tenderly.
Viyansh: "Will confess soon, biwi,"
As he planted a gentle kiss on her temple. With this sweet promise, he settled into a deep slumber, holding Vaidehi close in his arms.
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