After they reached home, Janani had him assemble the swings in the kitchen for the time
being.
As she pointed out, it's an easily portable device and could be hung wherever you want.
At the moment she wanted him to hang it in the kitchen.
While he and Aadesh were setting the swings, he saw Janani feeding the children who were
happily sitting on their new high chairs.
She had placed what seems to be their favourite plates in front of them.
Because, like Advi, Ava too has her own favourite plates and cups from today onwards.
"Advi, don't squash your bananas" Janani chided softly, cleaning the squishy mushy banana
piece from Advi's chubby little fists and started feeding him instead.
They had the swings together by the time she was done feeding. And then cleaning up the
kids, she slid both of them inside making sure to fasten the safety belts.
They have set the swings in such a way that the children would be facing each other.
She wound what looked like a music box for each swing and suddenly both the kids were
swinging and happy.
"Wow. That is amazing" Aadesh said smiling at his nephew and niece .
"How come you didn't know about the swings" Janani said shaking her head and Aadesh
gaped at her
"Who were we going to ask?? I know nothing about babies" he said sadly and looked at
Armaan and added
"And my brother only knows how to make them" Aadesh grinned
"Shut up Addy" Armaan glared at his brother
He doesn't want to think of baby making and Janani together.
He had done his best in the last few hours to not think about the color of her lips and the
curve of her hips.
It's about time he got laid.
Once he reached his room he arranged a date for himself with the woman he met at the
charity gala two weeks ago.
And finally he knows her name.
Lilly!
****
Janani was preparing dinner while the kids were sitting in their play yard playing with their
new toys.
That's when Armaan came into the kitchen all suited up and Janani frowned.
"You have a meeting at night too??" She asked, wondering what kind of workaholic he is.
"Do I need your permission to go out now, Ms Trivedi?" He asked back coldly and she
shrugged telling him it's not any of her business.
Ever since that moment in the shop he had been very formal and very distant.
Not that it's any of her business.
"I won't be back for dinner" he said
"I don't remember inviting you" Janani said kneading the dough for the parathas.
"I have a date" Armaan said and kept looking at her making her frown l.
"Okay" she said shrugging and saw his lips thinning into a straight line
"I will be late" he said and turned around to walk away
Did he expect her to say something?
It definitely looked like that
"Er, Armaan??" She called out hesitantly
"Yes!!" He turned around and looked at her waiting for her to speak.
"All the best?" It came out more like a question and it only made him l