"Bhabhi. Maan called. He said you aren't picking up his calls?" Aadesh asked, as he came
towards his sister in law in the kitchen.
"I think I left my phone in the bedroom. What is it, Aadesh? Did he say that when he was
starting?" Janani asked, as she placed the leftover food in the refrigerator.
"He started from the office. He said he will meet us directly at the jeweller's. Are you ready to
leave?" Aadesh asked
"Yes. Let me just go get my phone" Janani said and rushed up towards their bedroom.
She couldn't find her phone even after searching the whole room.
"Oh God! Where did I leave it?" Janani groaned out loud.
And that's when she remembered what happened in the morning.
She had gone to the study to call Armaan for breakfast before he left for the office.
And what happened in the study needn't be mentioned.
Her husband is insatiable.
And he simply didn't care where they were or what time it was.
If he wants her, he will have her no matter what.
Not that she complains, she thought with a blush adorning her cheeks.
"Stop thinking about that Janani. Go get your phone" Janani chided herself and hurried towards
the study.
She couldn't remember where she kept the phone. Armaan had snatched it from her, when she
was about to leave when she got a call from her mother.
She opened the drawers of his desk to see where he kept her phone.
In her hurry to leave, she pulled a drawer forcibly and it came out of its slot, spilling all its
content on the floor.
She hurriedly squatted down and started picking up all the contents.
One particular box caught her attention.
Because it had many unopened letters.
All with the same name.
Durga Ahuja!
She has never heard of that name before from Armaan.
Why does he have all those letters kept safe? Unopened.
Is someone stalking Armaan?
If yes, why didn't he let her know?
And if the woman is a stalker, why would Armaan have all the letters kept safe?
And the edges of each letter were tattered. The envelopes were all worn out. As though they
have been taken out and held many times.
Handled many times, but never opened.
What does that mean?
She couldn't understand.
Before she could ponder over the new name, Aadesh called out for her. She kept all the things
back and left for the jewellery.
As they reached the jewel shop, Armaan was already waiting for them outside
"Dada" Ava shrieked in joy and skipped towards her beloved father as soon as she spotted him.
Armaan scooped his daughter up in his arms and pressed a loud kiss on her chubby cheeks, all
the time his eyes never leaving Janani.
She was wearing a saree. And he loves it when she wears a saree.
She knows that he loves it and she often wears a saree.
She was draped in a pretty georgette saree, the shade of onion peel. She looked absolutely
gorgeous in it, with just the mangalsutra adorning her necks. She had paired it with a s