This is the story of Jai Raj Singhania and Janvi Gupta — two strangers who don't match with life, nor with each other.<br /> <br /> Jai Raj Singhania, a 32-year-old divorced businessman, owner of Singhania Industries, a single father of a 5-year-old... This is the story of Jai Raj Singhania and Janvi Gupta — two strangers who don't match with life, nor with each other.<br /> <br /> Jai Raj Singhania, a 32-year-old divorced businessman, owner of Singhania Industries, a single father of a 5-year-old son — betrayed in relationships, and a person who gets irritated at the very mention of marriage.<br /> He no longer believes in love and relationships.<br /> <br /> On the other hand, is Janvi Gupta, just 19 years old, an innocent, simple girl who has grown up in her aunt and uncle's house after losing her parents.<br /> She still craves love and belonging, but her destiny leads her on a path where she has to marry a person she doesn't even know.<br /> <br /> Both, under the pressure of their respective families, agree to a relationship in which there is neither a meeting nor acquaintance.<br /> But everything shatters that day — when Janvi sees Jai Raj with another woman in a hotel, right before the wedding.<br /> <br /> Her heart breaks even before the wedding.<br /> And then begins the untold journey of an ill-matched relationship...<br />
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Jai glanced at Janvi. Her face was contorted. Her hand was on her head.
"Are you alright?" Jai asked, slowing the car.
"Will you stop the car?" Janvi managed to say.
Jai abruptly stopped the car. Janvi opened her side door and leaned out.
She tried to breathe, but she felt nauseous. She felt like she was going to vomit.
By then, Jai had also gotten out and come to her. He held Janvi by her shoulders.
Janvi vomited a yellowish liquid. She then put her face back inside.
"Are you alright?" Jai asked. He handed Janvi his handkerchief.
She took the handkerchief and started wiping her mouth. Jai reached out, removed the nose ring she was wearing, took a bottle of water from the car door, and offered it to Janvi. Janvi was quite shocked by this gesture. Mr. Mehta had stopped his car upon seeing theirs halted. Jai's security head also got out of his car.
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"We were just worried."
"Jiju really loves Janvi."
Renuka and Janvi looked at her at her words.
"You must be out of your mind," Renuka replied.
"Didn't you see how much he's caring? He was standing right there. He went out as soon as the doctor left. He was so worried that Janvi hadn't eaten anything."
"And that day we saw at the hotel. You were downstairs, but Janvi and I were there," Renuka started.
"Yes, that's also true."
"By the way, ask Jai tonight," Preeti said.
"What?" Janvi asked nervously.
"Yes, when you both are alone."
"Look, I'm already very nervous. Don't make me more nervous by saying such things."
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"When you kiss Janvi, your beard and mustache will prick her."
At his words, Janvi looked at Jayraj. Jai was also looking at her with a smile. Janvi looked away.
Yug, who was playing nearby, said, "Papa, when you kiss me, your beard and mustache prick me."
"Yes, look. The child has answered correctly."
Janvi quietly slipped away from there because she had nothing to say on this matter.
Jayraj burst out laughing at Varun's words. "Once you're married, I'll ask you," he said, and left.
Because no one knew what Varun was going to say next.
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"She's gone. Now let's start our story."
"You married Alisha of your own free will. We never liked her. You did as you pleased... but we never stopped you. Now, agree with me, I'm not your enemy. You always have your way." Rajan Singhania's voice held more weariness than anger. He looked at his son, Jayraj Singhania, standing opposite him, who was as stubborn as ever.
Jai stood silently in his place, but his eyes clearly showed questions for which he perhaps had no answers.
"Why are you after my marriage, Dad?" Jai said in a low but sharp voice. "I don't want to get married. Why don't you let me live peacefully? I care about Yug. Don't you understand? When his own mother couldn't be his mother, then who will be his mother now? And why?"
Rajan stepped forward angrily. "Leave Yug's worries to us. He is our son now—he is everything to your mother and me. The responsibility of his upbringing is ours, not yours. But I can't leave you alone like this. Just as Yug is our son, so are you. It is my right to worry about you."
Rajan closed his eyes with a slight smile and then turned quickly, saying, "If you can't agree with me, then there's no need to call me 'Dad'."
As Jai was about to get up and leave, a voice came from behind, "That's enough, Jai... Don't agree with me, but remember one thing..."
Jai stopped right there but replied without turning, "That girl is much younger than me, Dad. She's only nineteen. How will a girl like a child adjust with me? I'm thirty-two—can't I show at least this much sense to see her age?"
Rajan listened to him seriously and then said in a calm tone, "Your mother is nine years younger than me. And look, how much we've gone through together. The age difference doesn't matter as much as the meeting of minds. And I know... that girl's mind is strong."
Jai lowered his head with disappointment. "You've been talking to me about this for the past month... Alright, I agree, you've won. I'm ready for the marriage."
For the first time, a glimpse of satisfaction appeared on Rajan's face. "Then let's go meet the girl in the evening."
"No, I won't go to meet her. Inform me on the day of the wedding. I will arrive on time. Just remember one thing—after the marriage, I won't be stopped for anything. I will do what I want, on my own accord. And if something goes wrong, the blame won't fall on me either."
Saying this, he stormed out of the room.
Rajan stood there silently. Then Jaya—his wife and Jai's mother—came and said with concern, "Will this be right? That boy is angry, stubborn... Will a simple girl be happy with him? Think once more, Rajan. He married of his own will the first time too, and look, what was the result."
Rajan looked at her and said with a smile, "I have thought about it carefully, Jaya. I've known her since childhood... she is a strong, sensible, well-adjusted girl. A stubborn boy like Jay will change with her. And she also needs such a partner—if not love, then one filled with truth."
Jaya lowered her head, but concern was still evident on her face.
Rajan's eyes held a dream—a relationship that would lead to a new horizon beyond stubbornness and wounds.
Jayraj Singhania was the elder son of the Singhania family. Thirty-two years old, over six feet tall, with a dusky complexion, large dark eyes, a beard, and a bushy mustache. He was very passionate about his work.
Years ago, he had married an international model. Their relationship didn't last long. After giving birth to a child, the model left Jayraj because she loved her career. She had to compromise her career to stay with Jayraj. She absolutely did not want to be called a mother.
She cherished her freedom and wanted to live with freedom. She left Yog and never returned. Jay deeply loved his son, Yog. Due to his work, he couldn't give Yog his full attention, so his mother, Jaya, took care of his son.
Besides him, he had two younger brothers, Samar Singhania and Rishabh Singhania. Both were married.
Samar Singhania's wife, Rekha, was sharp-tongued and didn't care about anyone when she spoke. Samar himself was afraid of her. Rishabh's wife, Mala, was sweet-tongued but a very sharp girl.
Samar Singhania had a son, Ansh, while Rishabh Singhania had a daughter, Nisha. These three children were of the same age and all went to playschool.
Both Rekha and Mala wanted Jay to marry their younger sister. Therefore, they often invited their sisters home. They would tell them to be around Jay. It was a different matter that Jay had never shown interest in anyone.
Jayraj Singhania was once a cheerful young man. But gradually, he had changed a lot. After Alisha, he hadn't been in a relationship with anyone. Nor did he have any interest in getting married. He believed that if he got married, it might not be good for Yog, and he himself wouldn't be able to adjust with anyone.
For his needs, his one-night stands were enough. But they were only for one night; after that, he never looked back at them.
He was troubled by his father's thought that for a 32-year-old young man, a 19-year-old girl, would that be right? He did not want to get married under any circumstances. But he had to bow to his father.
"You should reconsider once," Jaya said to her husband, Rajan.
"I have thought about it carefully. You know Jaanvi. I like that girl."
"I know Jaanvi. That's why I'm saying it. Jaanvi is a gust of wind. A cheerful girl, she remains happy even in so much sorrow. When she laughs, the whole house erupts in laughter."
"So, do you think our son and she will both be happy? I am worried about Jaanvi too."
"Don't worry. Jay will keep Jaanvi very happy. He will cherish her. Don't you think our son also needs a breath of fresh air?"
"I don't understand what you're saying," Jaya said.
"Then will her family agree for Jay? There is such a difference in their age."
"I have spoken to Jaanvi's grandfather. He is ready, and Jaanvi never goes against her grandfather's word. She will do as he says. You know very well."
"That's true. Who will ask a child without parents about her choice?"
"That's why I'm bringing Jaanvi home. She is the daughter of my deceased friend. You become her mother."
"Yes, I also think so. I will have to become the mother of both Jay's wife and his son," Jaya said with a smile. She didn't understand her husband's decision about Jay and Jaanvi's marriage.
The girl with blue eyes, who always had a smile on her face. Hardly anyone had seen her sad. A laughing, playing, smiling girl, she was like a gust of wind; whoever she passed by, she tickled them.
She was always happy. Even if someone said something to her, she never retorted. But there was great pain in her life.
In her childhood, her father had committed suicide. There had been a huge loss in his business. Her father, Rajesh Gupta, had gone bankrupt. He had shot his wife and himself in a drunken stupor. Janvi was not at home at that time; otherwise, he might have shot Janvi too. After his death, her grandparents took her in.
Her grandparents lived with her father's elder brother's family. Janvi lived with her uncle and aunt, who had two daughters and a son of their own. Her grandmother had passed away, and her grandfather was also ill. They wanted to get Janvi married into a good family, as Janvi was their responsibility, and it was not easy for them to die leaving her behind.
Her grandfather was very worried about her. Proposals had come for Janvi, but they were not to her grandfather's liking. Her grandfather wanted to leave Janvi in safe hands. Janvi had turned 19, but she was still very childlike. It could also be said that behind this childlike nature, she had hidden all her sorrows.
Janvi's grandfather was sitting in his lawn. Rajan Singhania and his wife Jaya were with him. They were talking. Just then, Janvi's aunt, Tanu Gupta, came into the lawn with a maid. The maid was holding a tea tray.
"How are you, Jaya ji?"
"It's been so long since we met," Tanu said to Jaya.
"We have come to ask you for something," Rajan Singhania replied.
"What happened? Why are you saying that?"
"You just command,"
"We want your house's daughter for Jai," Rajan ji said.
Tanu was surprised to hear this.
"Really! What objection could we possibly have? Sonia is currently doing her MBA. What else will she do after studying? If you say so, we can get her married tomorrow," Tanu said, as she thought the proposal was for her elder daughter, Sonia.
"We don't want Sonia, we want Janvi," Jaya said with a smile.
"I have spoken to them. They like our Janvi," the grandfather said.
Tanu Gupta's face turned pale.
"Look, she is young. And we will also have to talk to her uncle."
"I have already called him. He will be here any moment," Rajan Singhania said.
Tanu, who was happy until now, was now in a bad mood.
"Don't you think there is a big age difference between Janvi and Jai?"
Just then, a car arrived at the house. Janvi's uncle, Somnath Gupta, got out of the car. He went and met Jaya and Rajan Singhania.
"I have spoken to them. They like Janvi," Somnath Gupta said.
"Please, listen to me," Tanu said.
"Go, you talk to Bhabhi ji," Rajan Singhania said.
Tanu and Somnath got up and went inside.
Now outside were the grandfather, Jaya, and Rajan.
"Now this woman will never approve of such a good home for Janvi."
"What she is saying is quite right. There is a big age difference between Janvi and Jai," Jaya said.
"But I know... I am entrusting this little child to you, because at any moment my eyes can close. After I am gone, there will be no one to look after her."
"Absolutely, my son also needs a girl like Janvi. Most importantly, she is the daughter of my deceased friend. I will keep her like my own daughter, and you know about Jaya," Rajan said.
"Indeed, actually I get a little scared thinking about Jai. Then I think, after all, he is her son. Whatever loving and sweet nature Jaya has, some of it must have rubbed off on him. I hope our decision will be very good for both Janvi and Jai."
"You are agreeing to the marriage? Have you gone mad? Where we were talking about our Sonia." Tanu said.
"No, they don't want Sonia's proposal. They want Janvi. You don't know Jayraj Singhania. He is a very strange man. I am scared for Sonia. Sonia cannot manage with him. He is such a mad man, no one has ever seen him smile. Sonia cannot live with him even for a day. I have met him many times on business. He doesn't even talk properly to everyone. Let Janvi get married, you will see for yourself," Somnath said.
"And he has a child, how will Sonia handle him? Let Janvi get married, as soon as we become relatives, we are getting a very big contract. There are many other boys in my sight for Sonia."
No, they don’t want Sonia’s connection. They want Janvi.
“You don’t know Jayraj Singhania,” Somnath said. “He’s a very strange man. I worry about Sonia. Sonia can’t get along with him. He’s such a grumpy person; no one has ever even seen him smile. Sonia can’t live with him for even a day. I’ve met him many times for business. He doesn’t even talk nicely to everyone. Let Janvi get married, then you’ll see for yourself.”
And he has a child, how will Sonia manage him? “Let Janvi get married, as soon as we become relatives, we’re getting a very big contract. I have many other boys in mind for Sonia.”
Grandfather, Jaya, and Rajan were talking. Just then, a girl came running in from outside.
“Slow down, slow down. Why are you running like this? What happened?” Seeing the girl’s state, Grandfather got up from his seat. Jaya and Rajan also looked towards her.
Because the girl running in had torn jeans at the knee, and there was blood oozing from her knee. Along with that, there were also signs of injury on her elbow. But she was holding something in her hand.
“What is this, child?” Grandfather asked, flustered.
She looked down at her knee. “I climbed the guava tree, its branch wasn’t very strong, it broke. I got injured from falling down.” She said while eating the guava in her hand. “The security guard was after me, that’s why I had to jump over the wall.”
Just then, Somnath and his wife Tanu also came back outside. They had heard the whole conversation.
“What will they say, that we don’t give you food that you steal?” Tanu said.
“Auntie, this is not called stealing. Do you know how fun it is to climb a guava tree! And yes, the security guard of the house, that poor man, must have a difficult time. I take sandwiches for him, to apologize.”
“Then why do you do things that require you to apologize?” Jaya said to her.
“Auntie, have you ever done this?” Janvi asked Jaya.
At her words, Jaya looked at Rajan. “No, child, neither of us has ever done this.”
“Then try it, see how much fun it is!”
“But your injury?”
“It will heal in two days. I put mud on it,” Janvi said carelessly.
“Putting mud causes infection,” Tanu started to say.
“But I don’t get it, Auntie!” she said, laughing, and started to go inside.
“Wait, child,” Grandfather said. “Sit wherever.”
She came back and sat down. “Child, these people have come to meet you, your Uncle Rajan and Auntie Jaya.”
“For what?” Janvi said.
“Didn’t I tell you that I have chosen Rajan Uncle’s son for you? They like you for themselves.”
“I told you to do as you think best,” Janvi said carelessly, eating the guava.
Jay takes off a bracelet from her hand and starts to put it on Janvi. “What is this, Auntie?”
“These are shagun bangles, child,” she said, smiling. At the same time, she takes out a ring from her purse and puts it on Janvi’s hand.
“Jay is not in India right now. He’ll be back tomorrow, and he told me, ‘Mom, you put on the ring yourself,’ so I did.” Jay held her hand, which had mud and blood on it, and put the ring on it. Janvi glanced at the ring.
“If Jay wasn’t in India right now, you could have brought his son along, he could have met Janvi too. After all, she is going to be his mother,” Tanu said deliberately.
Whatever the case, she couldn’t see Janvi’s connection with such a big businessman. At her words, Jaya and Rajan looked at Janvi’s face.
“That’s right, you should have brought Yug, I would have met him,” Janvi said carelessly.
“So I know his name?” Tanu questioned Janvi.
“Grandfather told me about him.”
“Then I’ll meet him tomorrow,” Jaya said.
“Tomorrow? Are you bringing him tomorrow?” Janvi started to say.
“Now, the wedding is on Sunday, so you’re coming tomorrow to choose a lehenga for yourself. I’ll bring him along too,” Jaya said.
That's right, you're bringing the era.
"I'll meet him," Janhavi said casually.
"So you know his name?" Tanu questioned Janhavi.
"Grandfather told me about him."
"Then I'll meet him tomorrow," Jaya said.
"Tomorrow? Are you bringing him tomorrow?" Janhavi started saying.
"Well, the wedding is on Sunday, the day after tomorrow. So tomorrow you're coming to choose a lehenga for yourself, I'll bring him along too," Jaya said.
"Wedding the day after tomorrow?" Janhavi asked in surprise.
"That means only two days are left," Tanu also started saying.
"Yes, Jay will be free on Sunday. The wedding will be on the same day. Mr. Pandey has calculated the auspicious time. There should be no delay in the wedding now, so..." Rajan replied.
After sitting for a while, Rajan and Jaya left. Somnath also got up and went inside, and Tanu followed him.
"What is happening? The wedding has been fixed. I am the only one who doesn't know what's happening in the house. You could have talked to me once! I have no value in your eyes. Sonia should have been in Janhavi's place. I just don't know, I want my Sonia married."
"Why are you acting crazy? Jayraj Singhania is not a boy. He is a 32-year-old man, a father of one son. You can't even imagine what kind of man he is. I have already told you about him. He was not right for our daughter in any way. Now Grandfather likes him, and Rajan and Jayant were both friends. That's why they are marrying Janhavi to his son! They know Janhavi has no one to look after her. So she will have to live there. Her parents are very cunning, they have chosen Janhavi deliberately. And Janhavi will have no other option. Otherwise, was there a shortage of girls for Jay?" Somnath was explaining to Tanu.
Now Grandmother and Janhavi were alone. Grandfather took her hand.
"Trust your grandfather, child. I will not make any decision that causes my daughter sorrow. You are dearer to me than both my sons. I cannot give you pain. I admit you are not of marriageable age yet. You still have to study. But I don't have time right now. You go to your home; it will be easier for me to leave this world. If anything happens to me, I trust no one."
"I know. You can never make a wrong decision for me. Why are you saying this?" she said, "And don't say such things, or I will get angry."
"No, child, you didn't question me back. Why did I do this? I am marrying you to someone older than you, a father of one child. But I am entrusting you to safe hands. Jay is a very good person. He will keep you like flowers."
"I have full faith in you. I don't need to. I have to meet my friends today. College is starting after exams. They have invited me to a cafe. I'm leaving," Janhavi said.
"Go, go. Yes, but change your clothes first," they looked at Janhavi. They were smiling looking at Janhavi.
"Absolutely, I won't go like this!" She got up and went inside. After a short while, she came out after changing her clothes.
Now she was wearing a cream-colored kurta and plazo. Her hair was left open. With lipstick on her lips and kajal in her eyes, without a dupatta, phone in hand, she started moving outside. No one could tell what was going on inside her mind.
"Where are you going?" her aunt asked.
"Child, I had to get my medicines. I sent her. You know my medicines are found after crossing the entire city. It takes time to travel," Grandfather said. His aunt went into her room.
Her grandfather put money in her hand and said, "This is for the medicines." He said with a smile.
She went a little distance from her house and took an auto. She reached the cafe by auto. Two of her friends were already sitting there.
"You're late," they said.
"I would have come earlier, but my engagement started, so it took me time," she said casually.
Her two friends, Preeti and Renuka, thought they had heard wrong.
"What are you saying? Your engagement?"
"Look at this," she showed the ring and bangles on her hand.
"Such a big diamond!" Renuka exclaimed.
"Nowadays, everyone wears diamond rings at engagements. What's the big deal?" Janhavi said carelessly.
"You don't know. We have a jewelry business. You can't even imagine its price. A top jewelry brand has just launched its new collection! A copy of it is being made here too! If the copy's price is this much, then how much would the original be?" Renuka started saying.
"Your bangles are also very beautiful. Who is our Jiju? Whom did you get engaged to?" they were talking amongst themselves.
Just then, a man, with a mask on his face and goggles over his eyes, entered the cafe.
Nowadays, everyone wears diamond rings for engagements.
"What's in it?" Janvi said carelessly.
"You don't know. We have a jewelry business. Its price is more than you can imagine. A top jewelry brand has just launched its new collection. We are also making a copy of it! If the copy is this expensive, then how much would the original be?" Renuka said.
"Your bangles are also very beautiful."
"Who is our brother-in-law? Whom did you get engaged to?" they were talking amongst themselves.
Just then, a man with a mask on his face and goggles on his eyes entered the cafe.
"My car has broken down! I am sitting in the International Cafe. Send the car there." The man said to someone on the phone as soon as he sat down on a chair.
He had taken off his goggles and placed them on the table, but he had not removed the mask from his face. Actually, Jayraj Singhania had come alone in his car for some work. He had neither his driver nor his security with him. His car had broken down. He sat down in the cafe wearing a mask on his face. He was very careful about coming and going alone due to his security.
Then the waiter came to him. He ordered coffee and started looking at his phone. Just then, his attention was drawn to the girls talking behind him because one of them had said Jayraj Singhania's name. He started listening to their conversation attentively.
"What is his name? At least tell me and what does he look like?"
"His name is Jayraj Singhania," Janvi replied.
"I don't know what he looks like."
"You got engaged without seeing him?" Preeti said in surprise. "How could you do that?"
"Maybe he's not handsome, maybe he's dark and ugly," Renuka said.
"It's also possible that he's very handsome," Preeti said.
"Do you know, when my relationship was being discussed, a proposal from a multi-billionaire came for me, and his mother and dad wished to make me their daughter-in-law. I was astonished. Who is infatuated with me? Who fell in love with me, who sent their mom and dad to my house?"
Jayraj was quite surprised listening to her. "How much this girl is lying. My mom and dad want to marry me to this girl." After hearing Janvi, he started feeling disgusted with her.
"I was so shocked that this could actually happen to me," Janvi said.
"Why shouldn't it happen to you? You are so beautiful and lovely," Renuka said.
"Listen to my whole story," Janvi interrupted Renuka.
Now Jay's entire attention was on Janvi's words. Jay's back was towards the girls.
"But I only relaxed when I found out he is a 32-year-old divorced man with a 5-year-old son. Because normal things cannot happen in my life. You all know very well, normal things cannot happen with me."
"Why didn't you refuse? You are only 19 years old. You've just given your second-year exams and are going into your final year. So why are you marrying such an old man? Even if that man likes you, it doesn't mean you have to agree to marry him?" Renuka said angrily. "Just because he likes you?"
"Who told you that someone likes me? Love, liking, respect, these three words, do you think they are in my destiny? With my parents' suicide, these things in my life also committed suicide," Janvi said laughing. "If he was interested in marrying me, he would have come himself, met me once. His mother put bangles and a ring on me. Now I'm not so foolish that I don't understand all this. Maybe his family wants to get him married and his mom and dad have known me since childhood. Also, my grandfather is ill, and I am responsible for him. I have made it difficult for him to die. I have cleared the way for him to die peacefully. His life is also dependent on me."
"What is this?" Renuka said to her.
Preeti and Renuka both looked sadly at Janvi.
"Why are your faces fallen? Won't you search his name on Google and look at his picture? After all, he is such a big businessman, there must be his pictures. I came straight to you all after the engagement. I thought I would see you all, and you all became so sad."
Janvi takes out her phone.
"How did your phone screen get broken?" Renuka said to her.
"I had climbed an guava tree. Its branch was not strong. It broke. I fell. I have an injury on my knee, an injury on my elbow, and my phone screen is broken."
"You don't do anything straightforward," Preeti said angrily to her.
"It's okay, I'll get it fixed on my way back."
"Okay, what did you say his name was?" Renuka asked her.
"Jayraj Singhania," Janvi said.
As soon as Renuka types Jayraj Singhania on Google, many pictures of Jay start appearing.
Jaanvi took out her phone.
"How did your phone screen break?" Renuka said.
"I had climbed an amla tree. Its branch was not strong. It broke. I fell. My knee is injured. My elbow is also injured and my phone screen is broken."
"You never do anything straightforward!" Preeti said angrily.
"It's okay, I'll get it fixed on the way."
"Okay, what was his name you told?" Renuka asked.
"Jay Raj Singhania," Jaanvi said.
As soon as Renuka typed "Jayraj Singhania" on Google, many pictures of Jay started appearing.
All three started looking carefully.
"Oh man, he is very handsome and looks young too. You say he is 32 years old?" Preeti said.
"It might be an old picture. Check the dates of these pictures," Jaanvi said.
"Look, these are years-old pictures. Open a new picture of him." Preeti clicked on one of the pictures. "This picture is from an event. His beard and mustache are so long!" Renuka said.
"He is very handsome, no doubt. Look at his abs, they are visible even through his shirt! And did you see the veins in his neck? How they are standing out, and in his arms too. You know, men like that look very hot and attractive," Preeti said.
"He is hot, but Jaanvi is so much younger than him." Now both friends started worrying about Jaanvi.
"Why are you guys stressing? Forget it. We should leave now."
Jay Raj Singhania was listening to their conversation. He removed his mask, finished his coffee, and put the mask back on. Just then, he received a call from a man saying the car was waiting outside. He stood up from his seat. He tried to look at the girls. The faces of the two girls in front were visible, but the girl he wanted to see had her back turned. He couldn't see Jaanvi no matter how hard he tried.
Since Jay had to leave, he left, but he had definitely become interested in Jaanvi. The three friends were still sitting and talking.
Just then, Renuka's brother called her phone.
"Yes, tell me, brother," she said.
"I have a job for you. You have to do it."
"Yes, tell me."
"I am sending you a jewelry set. It has to be delivered to a model in a hotel. You have to take a video and photo while giving her the set, so we can advertise on our page. That's why I am sending you. I know you are an expert at this."
"Don't worry, brother. I am an expert at this, you know. I will send you the hotel address and room number. You talk to the reception," her brother said.
"Shall we go, both of you?" Renuka asked. "This is a chance to meet such a famous model."
"We will definitely go, she is such a famous model, I heard her film is also coming out."
The three friends came out to leave together. Since Renuka had her car, they got into Renuka's car. At the hotel counter, they asked about Disha Khanna. The hotel receptionist called Disha Khanna and informed her about her guest and asked her to send her to the room.
She sent a waiter to accompany them to the room because they were private guests and not everyone was allowed to go there.
"Look, you three cannot go. One of you stay here." Preeti stayed behind. Jaanvi and Renuka both went. Disha Khanna opened the door when they knocked. Renuka and Jaanvi became happy seeing them.
"I am from Jauda Jewellers," Renuka said.
Disha opened the jewelry box and looked. It was a very beautiful diamond necklace.
"I am a big fan of yours. You are so beautiful, in reality, you look even more beautiful than this," Jaanvi said.
"Can I take a picture while giving you the jewelry? It will be useful for our store," Renuka said.
"Absolutely," Disha said.
Just then, the bathroom door of the room suddenly opened. A man came out of it. Seeing him, Jaanvi and Renuka looked at each other in surprise.
"Jayraj, why don't you also come into our picture? You are the one who gifted me this."
Jaanvi's face turned pale, and so did Renuka's. Jayraj was not looking at the girls standing on the side.
"I gift it, but not to tell everyone that I am gifting it to you," Jayraj refused.
"Please, darling, come. Put on a mask. Everyone will be talking about my mystery man," Disha said, laughing.
"If you like the gift, then that's the end of it," he clearly refused to be in the picture.
"What Jay, darling, put on your mask."
Just then, Jay's gaze fell on the girls standing on the side.
"We should go now," Renuka said. She pulled Jaanvi's hand and took her outside.
Jay recognized Renuka. This was the same girl from the cafe.
"If you like the gift, then that's that," she flatly refused to pose for a picture.
"Come on, Jay darling, put on your mask."
Just then, Jay's gaze fell on the girls standing to the side.
"We're leaving now," Renuka said. She pulled Janvi's hand and led her outside.
Jay recognized Renuka. She was the girl from the cafe. The girl with her, Jay was seeing for the first time. When Janvi was sitting on the chair, he hadn't even paid attention to her clothes.
"Was Janvi with them?" Jay asked himself.
"These girls just left," Disha said. "They were asking to have their picture taken. It seems they got scared seeing you."
"Alright, I'm leaving too," Jay said.
"But you just arrived! We haven't even made love yet. You've given me your gift; now let me make you happy too." She wrapped her arms around Jay's neck.
"I'm not in the mood," he said, abruptly pulling Disha's arms from around his neck.
Disha put her arms around him again.
"Jay darling," she said.
Now, Disha's actions angered Jay. He removed her arms from his neck again and pushed her onto the bed.
"Stay within your limits!" he said angrily.
Without looking at Disha, he picked up his mask and goggles from the side table and walked out of the room.
Since the girls had taken one lift, he went down in another. By the time he reached the hall, the girls were not in the hall. He went outside comfortably. There, on one side of the hotel gate's entrance, there was a slightly raised area for flowers and pots. Janvi was sitting there, and both of them were leaning over her.
"Janvi, are you alright?" Preeti asked.
"It's good that you carry your medicine with you. I don't know why this only happens to you. Somewhere in my heart, I had this thought that even if Jay is older than you, so what? Maybe he will care for you. I used to think, if he doesn't meet you now, it's fine, but when he gets to know you after marriage, he will be happy to have a girl like you. You will have importance in his life. Perhaps your medicines will also stop." Renuka said.
"Why are you worrying, dear? I'm perfectly fine." Janvi stood up from there.
"Now go and tell him."
"There's no need. No need to marry me," Preeti said.
"Absolutely, there is no possibility now that you will marry me. Tell your grandfather everything," Renuka said.
"You guys know well. This cannot happen. I cannot refuse the marriage."
"But why?" both of her friends were angry.
Unaware of this, Jay, standing at the hotel door, was listening to their conversation.
"For the first time in my life, I've seen grandfather so relaxed because of me. Sometimes he fights with Uncle for me, sometimes with Aunt, sometimes with their children, and he is so happy, I can't express it."
"It's okay, let the marriage happen. Let's see what's written in my destiny. Let's go now." Janvi, smiling, walked ahead of them. The three of them left from there. Jay followed them to the parking area and got into his car.
Janvi reached home in the evening. All three friends had gone to Preeti's house. They stayed there.
"Now that the wedding is happening, there should be a time for coming and going. You should be worried," her aunt said, looking at her.
"Auntie, I, Renuka, and Preeti were together. We didn't realize the time while talking, which is why it got a bit late."
"You must have given a party today! You're getting married to a big multi-billionaire, you must be telling all your friends," Sonia also said, standing with her mother. "But you don't need to be too happy. He is much older than you, and I've heard a lot more about him." Sonia sat down on the sofa. "A girl like you doesn't match him at all. You don't know how to dress, you don't know how to talk, and most importantly, you will never look good with him. You'll see, he won't even look at you anywhere."
Janvi didn't reply to them. She started walking towards her room.
"It seems she doesn't even want to talk to us. She's not responding to anything. She's already so fussy," Sonia's younger sister, Tania, started saying. "Now, after marriage, you'll find this house small. You won't come here then." Tanya also wasn't keeping quiet.
Sonia was two years older than Janvi, and Tania was of Janvi's age. They had a younger brother, who was younger than Tania. It wasn't that they were poor people. Janvi's uncle, Somnath, had his own readymade garment factory and they were quite well-off. But in front of Jayraj Singhania, they had no standing.
Now, Janvi ignored the three of them and went into her room. Her mood was already very bad, and their words had hurt her heart even more. She took her medicine out of her palazzo pants again, took out two pills, and put them in her mouth. Then she took deep breaths and wiped the tears in her eyes. After a while, as the medicine took effect, she relaxed.
Janvi, ignoring the three of them, went into her room. Her mood was already very bad, and their words had hurt her heart even more.
She took her medicine from her plazo pants, put two tablets in her mouth, and took deep breaths. Wiping the tears from her eyes, she soon felt the effect of the medicine and calmed down.
She heard her grandfather's voice. He was calling her. "Janvi, where are you?"
She came out of her room. Her grandfather had just arrived where Sonia, Tania, and her aunt were sitting.
"Did you call me?" she asked, coming and sitting near him.
"Yes, dear. We have the whole day tomorrow for shopping. So, let's go shopping tomorrow. Your mother-in-law has called you to a store, you have to go there. After that, pick up something for yourself from us too. You three also go with her," Grandfather said to the three mother and daughters.
"I am not free tomorrow," Tanu said.
"And we also have college," the other two clearly refused.
"It's okay, Grandfather, I have my friends, I will go with them. Why do you worry?" Janvi said with a smile. "You know Aunt has a doctor's appointment tomorrow, and my sisters have tests going on in college."
"Alright, as you all wish," Grandfather said.
The next morning, Janvi got ready quickly and left the house. She had called her two friends, Renuka and Preeti, with her. She was going to buy clothes for herself as well as for her in-laws. Her grandfather had given her his card; he had saved money for her wedding, and she was going to buy jewelry and clothes with it.
The three of them reached the store of that famous designer where Jaya had called them. Her three friends had already arrived, while no one from Jay Raj's family had come yet. She was looking at the wedding dress when Jaya arrived. Her two younger daughters-in-law, Rekha and Mala, were with her.
The two of them met Janvi. "We really wanted to meet our future elder sister-in-law, to know who elder brother is marrying," Rekha said.
"Come on, try the wedding dress, dear," Jaya told her.
"I have seen the dress, I will show you after wearing it," Janvi said.
Janvi came wearing that lehenga. "I like this, and I have seen the sarees too."
"You have already done your work before we arrived? So quickly?" Mala began to say.
"Actually, I also have to go to my tailor. I have to get some wedding dresses stitched. He said to come and pick them up soon."
"But Jay is coming, he will reach any moment," Jaya said.
"But will elder brother reach? Will he have time?" Rekha intentionally began to say. "He is not interested in these things."
"He is not even interested in the wedding," Mala said.
"My work is finished. I have to go. Today is the day, the wedding is tomorrow. I have to do shopping too. Aunt and my sisters are waiting for me at the store."
Janvi finished her work within an hour and left the store. Rekha and Mala were looking at her with surprise.
"Why did you lie? Who is waiting for you?" Preeti said.
"I didn't want to face Jay, so it was necessary to leave from there."
"And what will you do when the wedding happens tomorrow? And why are you running away? He should be running who made the mistake. What did you do?"
"Please, look, I have already taken medicine twice since morning. Don't stress me out. Were those two not enough that you have started now?" Janvi had come from home upset in the morning, and then she was upset because of Rekha and Mala.
"So how will you manage him at home? Your sisters-in-law talk a lot," Renuka said.
"They seemed exactly like Sonia and Tania," Preeti said.
"We'll see what happens. For now, I have to go shopping. Let's go." The three of them left.
An hour later, Jay Raj reached the designer's store. When he arrived, Rekha and Mala were both looking at clothes for themselves.
"You're here," Jaya told him.
Jayraj looked around, but he couldn't see Janvi anywhere.
"Brother, your wife has selected her clothes and left. You are late. It felt like she was finishing some work. We didn't think you would come, brother, otherwise, we would have stopped her," Rekha said.
"Okay, fine. I'm leaving, I have work. I had left my work to come." Jay left from there.
He understood that she didn't want to face him, and what girl would finish all the work of selecting wedding lehengas and wedding sarees and leave in an hour. She has no interest in the wedding. Anyway, he had heard their conversation.
"Well, that's good. You are mentally preparing yourself for the situation."
He started heading back towards his office.
He understood that she didn't want to face him, and what girl would be around in an hour? Wedding lehenga and wedding sarees, she'd do all the work and leave. She had no interest in marriage. Anyway, he had already overheard their conversation.
"Come on, that's good. You're mentally preparing yourself for the situation."
He started heading back to his office. Jai Raj never went anywhere alone. There were often security vehicles behind him, following cautiously. His own car only had the driver. He had just reached his office when his assistant informed him,
"Sir, you need to sign the agreement with that hotel party. They want to meet you at the hotel for it."
"Call them here to the office," Jai Raj said.
"I did, but they said they really like that hotel. It's their own hotel, so they'll talk there."
"Alright." Jai Raj then set out again to go to the hotel. Before reaching the hotel parking, Jai got out of the car in front of the hotel. He asked the driver to park the car and went inside himself. Shortly after, his deal was finalized. He came out of the hotel and asked his driver to bring the car out of the parking and in front of the hotel.
While waiting for the car, he looked around. Across the road, there were some food stalls. The three friends were standing there, eating golgappas.
"This girl doesn't have time to select a lehenga. She can eat golgappas standing on the street."
Just then, his car arrived. Jai's entire attention was on the three girls. He couldn't clearly hear what they were talking about, but all three were laughing loudly. He started getting into the car, still looking at them.
He was looking at Jaanvi. As Jaanvi, laughing, put a piece of pani puri in her mouth, she started coughing, and the piece of pani puri that was in her mouth came out with her cough. However, her laughter didn't stop even while coughing, and the other two girls were also laughing with her. Now, leaving their pani puri, they started patting her back.
He understood that these three friends were very special to each other. He was still looking at them. Jai Raj was waiting for his assistant, who was bringing some documents from inside.
Jaanvi drank some water. Her eyes were watery due to the cough. She wiped her eyes, but even in this bad condition, her laughter didn't stop. Jai Raj felt a bit strange at her state at first, then he smiled. He himself didn't know why.
His assistant said as he got into the car,
"Let's go, sir."
Jai Raj, whose entire attention was on Jaanvi, suddenly snapped back to reality.
"Yes, let's go."
The assistant also started trying to look outside, wondering what it was that made Jai Raj not get angry even after making him wait so long, and why he was smiling.
They left from there. Jai Raj started receiving a call from home. It was his son YuG's nanny, Rita.
"What happened, Rita?" he said as he picked up the phone.
"Talk to YuG."
"What happened, son? Why are you bothering aunty?" Jai Raj said to YuG.
"Grandma promised me that she would take me to meet Mama today, but she didn't take me along. That's why I'm very angry."
"Okay, no problem. I think your Mama didn't come today. Meet her tomorrow."
"Everyone just makes excuses. No one lets me meet my Mama." he said angrily.
"It's a firm promise. Tomorrow we will get ready properly and go to pick up your Mama. Now, talk to my aunty, son."
"Make sure YuG eats well," he instructed the nanny.
"What happened, sir? You seem quite worried," his assistant, Mr. Mehta, asked.
"YuG's mom has filled his head with dreams. What will happen if they aren't fulfilled?"
"But what happened? Is there a problem, sir?"
"YuG wants to meet his Mama. Yesterday, he overheard talk of shopping, so today he also wanted to meet Jaanvi, and he's being stubborn about it."
"So what's the problem with that? He can meet that madam tomorrow."
"It's not about meeting her. But think about it, how can anyone become his mother? And what do you think? Will any nineteen-year-old girl, who is herself a child, become his mother? Being a mother is a very responsible job. It requires a lot of patience, and I know my mother. How can anyone else become like her? Think, you must also have a mother. I worry a lot about this little child. The problem will increase after marriage."
"Look, sir, some things should be left to time. If YuG's destiny has a mother's love written in it, he will get it. This is not business; it's life. We can't do everything thoughtfully. "
"You are right about that. I had also thought carefully before marrying Alisha. I loved her, was crazy about her. I liked everything about her. But look, she left me too and didn't even look back at her child. She doesn't even know if he's alive or dead."
Jai's experience of marrying Alisha was very bad. They were together for about a year, and this one year was like hell for both of them.
That point of yours is valid.
I had married Alisha after much thought. I loved her, was madly in love with her. I liked everything about her. But look, she left me and didn't even look back at her child. She doesn't even know if he's alive or dead.
Jay's experience of marrying Alisha was very bad. They were together for almost a year, and that one year was like hell for both of them.
Alisha was a model. She was the daughter of British parents. Adjusting with an Indian boy was very difficult for her. Whereas Jairaj fell head over heels for Alisha at first sight. He sent her many gifts to win her over. He tried to win her in every way and soon proposed marriage. After marriage, she didn't want to stay in India because her career was abroad.
Jairaj loved his work very much. He would forget everything immersed in his work. The attraction between Alisha and Jairaj soon turned into anger and fights. Alisha wanted her freedom, while Jay wanted to focus on his work. A month after the marriage, Alisha found out she was pregnant.
She wanted to get an abortion. But Jay wanted the child. One day, she and Jairaj had a terrible fight. She said, "When the baby is about to be born, I will message you. You come and take him. I don't want any relationship with him." She had asked Jay for a divorce.
Jairaj had agreed to divorce her only on one condition: that she hand over their child to him. Jay brought Yug as soon as he was born. Jay got his child. Alisha got the divorce and money. After that, Alisha and Jairaj never met again.
The next morning, both the Gupta family and the Singhania family were very busy. The wedding was first to be in court, and then their wedding rituals were to take place at the Singhania house.
Jairaj said to his mother,
"If the wedding is happening in court, then what's the need for rituals at home?"
But his parents did not agree with him.
Jhanvi went to the parlor early in the morning, and her two friends were with her. Not many people were coming to the wedding, especially at the court, only family members were present. Jhanvi had reached the court with her grandfather and friends, while Somnath Gupta came behind them with his daughters and wife.
Before they arrived, Rajan Singhania and his wife Jaya were present with their two younger sons and daughter-in-law, while Jairaj had not yet arrived. As soon as Jhanvi got out of the car, Jaya and Rajan came out themselves.
"Come, daughter." Jaya started helping her get out of the car.
Behind his mother-in-law, Rekha and Mala also arrived.
As soon as Jhanvi got out of the car, Rekha, looking at Jhanvi, said,
"I thought you both would be late. But you arrived. Brother-in-law hasn't arrived yet."
"Someone call and ask. What if his mind has changed?" Mala said.
Rajan and Jaya looked at each other.
"You two take Jhanvi inside," Rajan told them.
Preeti and Renuka looked at each other and followed them. Outside the registrar's office, everyone was waiting for Jairaj, but Jay hadn't arrived.
"On this day, brother-in-law should have come. The poor girl has come dressed up for him," Rekha started saying.
"He will come, what does he have to get ready for? He will come just as he goes to the office," Mala said.
"So, will he come straight from the office even today?" Rekha said.
"Is she getting married happily? It's a forced marriage. A person marries with great enthusiasm only once. Brother-in-law, he has already done that. Didn't you see when he got married for the first time? How happy he was!" Mala said deliberately.
They both didn't say anything. They always enjoyed hurting others. They were also angry that Jay was marrying Jhanvi, leaving his younger sisters.
"Samar, you call and ask. Where is he?" Rajan told Samar.
"I've tried calling many times. But his phone is off," Samar said.
"I don't know why brother has turned off his phone."
"Then call Mr. Mehta. He will be with him," Rajan said.
As soon as Samar called Mr. Mehta, someone there said, "Jayaraj Singhania's car has arrived."
Jhanvi sat quietly in a corner with her two friends. She was very nervous because Mala and Rekha were deliberately saying things to her. On the other hand, Tanya and Sonia were happy that Jay hadn't arrived yet. Renuka sat holding Jhanvi's hand.
"You're getting completely cold," Preeti said to Jhanvi.
Jhanvi glanced at her grandfather. He was sitting on a chair on one side. He looked quite relaxed.
Just then, Jay entered, and with him was his son Yug. Everyone's eyes turned to Jayaraj Singhania. He was wearing a cream-colored sherwani, and Yug was wearing a matching sherwani.
"You're feeling completely cold," Preeti said to Janvi.
Janvi glanced at her grandfather, who was sitting on a chair to one side, looking quite relaxed.
Just then, Jay entered with his son, Yug. All eyes turned to Jay Rajsinghania. He was wearing a cream-colored sherwani, and Yug wore a matching one.
All eyes were drawn to Jayraj Singhania. He looked incredibly handsome in the cream sherwani. He took off his sunglasses.
"Where is my Mama?" Yug asked as soon as he entered.
"Your Mama is over there," Rajan Singhania replied.
He let go of Jay's finger and started walking towards a corner where Janvi was also seated. As Yug approached her, Janvi looked at him with a smile.
"Are you my Mama?" he asked very affectionately.
Janvi smiled and nodded.
"Then let's go home," Yug said, taking her hand.
"First, we need to get your Mama married to your Dad," Jaya said with a smile.
Everyone in the room was looking at the two of them.
"Oh! You're not married yet?"
"Alright, then let's get married," he said to Janvi.
As soon as Jayraj arrived, he went straight into the registrar's office. Rajan and Jaya began to enter the office with Janvi. Yug held Janvi's finger. Leaving Jay and Janvi aside, Jay's parents and Janvi's grandfather went inside. As soon as the two of them signed...
"Congratulations! You are now husband and wife," the marriage registrar said.
Jayraj gave a slight smile at his words. He looked at Janvi. She was standing with her gaze lowered. There was no expression on her face. They all came out of the office. The assistant, Mr. Mehta, started distributing sweets to everyone.
"Sir, what's the plan for later?" he asked Jay.
"Ask Mom. I don't know," he replied.
"Now we'll take Mom home," Yug interjected. He was afraid Janvi might stay there.
At Jay Singhania's house, arrangements had been made for their wedding ceremony, with a few guests invited. The media had been kept completely away.
As they came out of the office onto the street...
"Grandma Mama, now you'll go home with my Dad," Yug said.
"Yes, dear, yes," Jaya replied.
Renuka and Preeti were both with Janvi.
"Who are you two? Why are you with my Mama?" Yug said to both of them.
"Yes, they are your Mom's friends. They are like your aunts," Jaya said with a smile.
"What are your names?" Yug asked.
"This is Aunt Renuka and Aunt Preeti," Janvi told him softly.
While Janvi was talking to Yug, Jay, who was standing a short distance away, was talking to his assistant. He looked towards Janvi and Yug.
The two of them were standing next to each other. Both had smiles on their faces.
"So Aunt Preeti and Aunt Renuka, you two will also come with us."
"We are your Mama's best friends, so we should go together."
"Look, I also have a best friend. But she doesn't come to my house. She just goes home from my school, and I come home," Yug didn't want anyone other than Janvi to accompany them.
At his words, Janvi, Renuka, and Preeti all laughed.
"So, won't you take us with you?" Preeti asked him.
Yug looked at Janvi.
"Mama, what should we do? Your best friend is saying she'll go with us."
"Whatever you like," Janvi said to him with a smile. Preeti and Renuka were laughing. Preeti picked him up.
Just then, Jaya came towards them.
"Your Mama and Dad still have their wedding ceremony. It's not complete yet. Only the court signing has happened. Now the priest will perform their rituals, and after that, everyone will go home. If you tell Mama's best friends to leave, Mama will feel bad."
"Okay, you two can come too. But in the car, only I, Dad, and Mama, the three of us will go. You come in another car."
Then he ran towards Jayraj.
"What Dad, shall we go home with Mama now? You can still talk to the uncle."
"What's the matter, Yug, are you in a hurry?" Mr. Mehta asked.
"Of course! We found Mama with so much difficulty! Now we're taking her home," Yug said, taking Jay's hand and pulling him along.
"Dad, you drive the car. Mama will sit with you, and I'll sit between you both, in the back," just like all children always sit. Yug was talking about Ansh and Nisha, because whenever he went out with his parents, they sat like that.
"Fulfill your son's wish," Rajan said to Jay.
"Alright, let's go."
Jay's driver parked the car right in front of the office. Jay signaled him with his eyes. He left. Jaya brought Janvi to Jay's car. Renuka and Preeti were also with her. Yug thought that Renuka and Preeti might also sit in the car with them.
"You come in another car. I'll ask the driver uncle, he'll bring you."
"Okay, we won't come with you. We'll come in another car," Preeti said with a smile. Now Yug opened the car door and sat in the back seat. Jay started to sit in the driver's seat.
Jay's driver stopped the car right in front of the office. Jay signaled him with his eyes; he left. Jaya brought Janvi to Jay's car. Renuka and Preeti were also with her. Yug thought that Renuka and Preeti would also sit in the car with them.
"You all can come in the other car. I'll ask the driver uncle, he'll pick you up."
"Okay, we won't come with you. We'll come in the other car," Preeti said with a smile. Now Yug opened the car door and sat in the back seat. Jay sat in the driving seat.
Janvi had already sat in the car. Jay also sat in the car. Yug was sitting in the back. Jaya and Rajan left for home after helping Janvi get into the car. They took their two younger daughters-in-law and their two sons with them. They wanted the entire family to be present at home for the welcome before Janvi reached her home.
Mr. Mehta stopped his car near Renuka and Preeti.
"You can come this way. Sir has asked me to drop you all."
Renuka and Preeti looked at each other and started getting into the car.
"I am not your driver. One girl will have to sit in the front," Mr. Mehta said, looking at both of them.
Renuka had already sat in the back of the car. Preeti was still standing. She came forward and sat in the front of the car. Somnath Gupta's family was in one car, and they had also moved ahead, leaving Jay and Janvi's car behind. Now Mr. Mehta and Jay's car were there. They were both moving one after the other. While driving, Jay glanced at Janvi, who was looking outside.
"Mama, I have told all my friends that my Mama is coming. She will always be with us," Yug blurted out as soon as he sat down.
At Yug's words, Janvi looked back at him and smiled.
"Then your friends didn't come today?" Janvi said.
"Absolutely, I wanted to invite everyone, but Grandma didn't let me call anyone. I want to party with all my friends. I'm thinking of inviting everyone home one day."
"Okay, Dad."
"Okay. As my prince likes," Jay told him.
"Mama, you will always be with us now."
Janvi didn't reply. Jay looked at Janvi. Her face looked strange. Her hand was on her head.
"Are you okay?" Jay asked, slowing down the car.
"You will stop the car," Janvi said with difficulty.
Jay suddenly stopped the car. Janvi opened her side door and leaned out. She tried to breathe, but she felt nauseous. She felt like vomiting. By then, Jay had also gotten out and come to her. He held Janvi by her shoulders.
Yellow water-like vomit came out of Janvi. She then put her face back inside.
"Are you okay?" Jay asked. He handed his handkerchief to Janvi.
Taking the handkerchief, she started cleaning her mouth. Jay reached out, took off the nose ring she was wearing, took out a water bottle from the car door, and offered it to Janvi. Janvi was quite surprised by his actions. Seeing their car stopped, Mr. Mehta also stopped his car. Jay's security head also got out of his car.
Preeti and Renuka also got out with Mehta.
"What happened, Sir?" Mr. Mehta asked.
Renuka and Preeti came to Janvi.
"Do you need medicine?" Renuka started asking.
"Have you eaten anything since morning?" Jay, who had now sat inside the car (while Renuka, Preeti, and Mr. Mehta stood outside), had signaled his security head from afar. He turned back from there.
"Have you eaten anything since morning?" Jay asked again.
"No," Janvi said softly.
"And how many times have you taken medicine?"
"Twice," Preeti blurted out.
"What kind of friends are you! You're giving her medicine! At least ask her to eat something! This happened due to an empty stomach and tension. Medicine should never be taken on an empty stomach. You two sit in the car. I'll call the doctor, he'll reach home before we do."
They both also started going behind Mr. Mehta.
"Wait," Jay told them. "Come in this car. Janvi might need you."
They both came into this car. Yug was looking at Janvi, worried.
"What happened to Mama?" Yug asked.
"Your Mama is just like you," Jay said, still angry.
"Since she is my Mama, she will be like me," Yug replied angrily.
"I am fine," Janvi said, looking at Yug.
There, Renuka and Preeti looked at each other in surprise, realizing that Jay knew about the medicine. Despite his anger, they could see affection for the two friends.
Just then, Mr. Mehta called Jay's phone. Jay, who was driving, had his phone placed on the car stand. He put the phone on speaker.
"Sir, I've asked the doctor to reach the house. By the time we reach home, he will have arrived before us."
"Okay."
Jay lowered the car windows so that Janvi could get fresh air.
Janvi sat with her head bowed on the back seat, her eyes closed.
"Let me know if you feel like vomiting," Jay said.
Preeti, who was sitting behind Janvi, had her hand on Janvi's shoulder. The house was not far; they reached home in a short while.
Jay lowered the car windows so Janvi could get some fresh air. Janvi was sitting on the back seat, turned away, her eyes closed.
"Tell me if you feel like vomiting," Jay said.
Preeti, who was sitting behind Janvi, had her hand on Janvi’s shoulder. The house wasn’t far; they reached home in a short while.
Yug was very anxious. He kept asking, "Mama, are you okay?" all the way.
The cars entered a posh area of the city where the Singhania mansion was located. The large gate of the house was already open. A four-storied, grand mansion was visible in front. Words couldn't describe how magnificent it was.
Jayraj’s car came in, followed by Mr. Mehta’s car. The security cars moved past the first gate to the second gate of the Singhania mansion. Jay and Mr. Mehta’s car entered through the same gate. Gate number one was immediately closed.
As the car stopped, Janvi looked outside. Jay got out of his car. Before closing his door, he looked towards Janvi.
"Are you alright?"
"Yes," Janvi replied softly.
"We have reached home. The doctor must have arrived by now."
Seeing their car, Jaya, Rekha, and Mala came to the car.
"What happened, son? It took you guys a little longer. The route wasn't that long," Jaya asked.
"Janvi’s health had deteriorated. That's why we had to stop," Jay replied.
"Why? What happened?" Rekha asked this time.
Instead of answering, Jay walked away.
Rekha and Mala opened Janvi’s door. By then, Tania and Sonia had also arrived.
"Come downstairs," they said. Preeti, Renuka, and Yug all got out of the back seat.
"You two were also with them?" Mala looked at Renuka and Preeti in surprise. "Anyway, Jeth Ji doesn't let anyone sit with him."
Just then, a woman wearing a saree arrived.
"Madam is not feeling well. We need to see the doctor first," she said. "Let's take her inside first."
"But she is supposed to be taken inside after the wedding rituals. It’s her griha pravesh," Rekha said.
"Yes, I know. That’s why I asked for her to be brought to the guest room outside. The doctor is there."
Then she looked at Preeti and Renuka. "You all come along."
Yug held Janvi’s finger. The four of them went into the room. Rekha and Mala looked at each other. As Janvi entered the drawing-room, the doctor was sitting on the sofa. Jay was with him, and Mr. Mehta was also there. Seeing them, Mr. Mehta and Jay both got up and left through another door. The four of them sat on the sofa.
"Madam, how are you feeling?"
"I feel a bit nauseous," Janvi said.
"Your blood pressure is also slightly elevated. This has happened due to wedding stress. It’s nothing serious. Take the medicine after eating something, and you’ll feel better," the doctor said.
Meanwhile, a woman arrived with a tray in her hand. It had juice and sandwiches.
"Are you bringing this for Mama?" Yug asked her, sitting on the sofa.
Savitri smiled and nodded. Yug picked up her glass. "Mama, you finish this."
Janvi took the juice glass from his hand and started drinking. After that, she ate the sandwich and then took the medicine.
Preeti’s attention was on Jayraj, who was standing near the other door of the drawing-room, talking on the phone, but he was looking at Janvi. The doctor left after giving the medicine, and Jay also walked out of the room.
"Son, the wedding rituals are in a little while," Jaya said, arriving there.
Yug was sitting close to Janvi. As soon as they were alone, Preeti started.
"We were just getting nervous. Jiju really likes Janvi."
Renuka and Janvi looked at her upon hearing this.
"I think you’ve lost your mind," Renuka replied.
"Don’t you see how much he cares? He was standing there. He left as soon as the doctor did. He was so worried that Janvi hadn't eaten anything. And that day, we saw it at the hotel. You were downstairs, but Janvi and I were there," Renuka continued.
"Yes, that’s also true. By the way, ask Jay tonight," Preeti said.
"What?" Janvi asked nervously.
"Yes, when you two are alone."
"Look, I’m already very nervous. Don’t make me more anxious by saying things like this."
Just then, Rekha and Mala came in with Savita.
"Come, Madam, you are being waited for," Savita said.
Rekha and Mala took Janvi to the lawn outside, where the wedding rituals were to take place. Yug was holding Janvi’s hand as they walked.
The wedding rituals finished in a short while. Jay applied sindoor and tied the mangalsutra on Janvi. After that, Jay started meeting the few guests who had come. Janvi was made to sit on the sofa there. Everyone was meeting her, but Yug was constantly clinging to her. After eating dinner there, everyone started leaving. Janvi’s grandfather also blessed her and left with his family. Preeti and Renuka also left.
By evening, everyone had left, and Janvi was seated in the inner hall.
"Now Janvi should be sent to his room," Jaya said.
"But all the rituals haven’t happened yet," Rekha said. She was coming from the kitchen with the mehndi; she was carrying a large vessel.
"Now our Jeth Ji and Jethani Ji will search for the rings in this. Only then will it be known who has the upper hand."
She placed the vessel on the table in front of Janvi. Jaya was afraid that Jay might not perform any ritual, so she didn't want to compel him for any ritual. Still, she said, "Jay, come."
However, without replying, he started walking upstairs.
She placed the utensils on the table in front of Janvi. Jaya was afraid that Jai would not perform any rituals. Therefore, she did not want to force Jai for anyone's ritual. Still, she said, "Jai, come."
However, without replying, he started going upstairs. Rekha and Mala smiled at each other.
"It seems Jeth Ji didn't hear," Mala said. "He went upstairs."
"Is this his first marriage?" Mala said. "What does he care about these rituals? Anyway, at this age, such things don't look good, do they? There's an age for these things."
"What are you saying?" Jaya said with a little anger.
"No, Mummy Ji, it's true. Didi, you shouldn't say that," Mala said to Rekha. "He didn't do anything like that at his wedding. I came to the wedding. I attended that wedding. That's when our marriage took place. She was a foreigner; she wasn't interested in all these things. The wedding was abroad, and in a church too. Jeth Ji was very happy; his happiness was worth seeing."
Mala and Rekha were deliberately teasing Janvi. Because Jairaj ran the business. He handled all the business, and they felt that now Janvi would also run the house, which she did not want at all.
"What do we do with this water?" Yug asked.
"We have to find the ring in it. Whoever finds it first will have their way in everything."
Janvi, with lowered eyes, was looking at the flowers in the water. It was as if she couldn't hear anything. She was telling him about her position in Jai's life and family; Jai ignoring the rituals in front of the whole family.
"Mama, shall we play a game?" Yug said.
Janvi looked at Yug and smiled. "Let's play."
They both started searching for the ring. Janvi also pretended to search, and Yug found the ring.
"Look, Mama, I found it! So now you have to do everything I say!" Yug was very happy.
"Okay," Janvi said, seeing his innocent smile. She truly felt a lot of love for him. He was a child without a mother, and she knew what life was like without a mother. She didn't have either her mother or father.
Yug came to them and started smiling. By then, other members of the house had also come and sat there. They also sat there and started smiling. Yug, happily, was telling them about his win.
"Where is Jai?" Rajan asked, looking around.
"Jeth Ji went upstairs," Mala replied.
Rajan started calling Jai.
Just then, a voice came from behind, "Why are you calling me, Dad?"
Everyone looked towards the stairs from behind. Jai had changed his clothes. He was wearing jeans and a t-shirt.
"We are waiting for you," Rajan said.
Jai went and sat on the sofa next to Janvi. Yug was sitting on one side.
"What do I have to do?" he asked, looking at everyone.
"What do you have to do? Find the ring! Whoever finds the ring will have their way for their whole life!" Rajan said, laughing.
"Look, Dad, I won! Now Mama will always have to listen to me!" Yug sat holding the ring in his hand.
"Okay, now I have to beat your Mama too. Then your Mama will have to listen to me too," Jai said lovingly.
"Not at all! My Mama will win, and we will defeat you! Okay, Mama," Yug dropped the ring from his hand into the utensil.
Janvi was quite surprised by the way Jai was talking. She hadn't even looked at Jai once, nor did she have any such feelings for him in her heart. But among all the family members, she no longer felt awkward about her situation.
Yug got up from his seat and stood on the other side of the table. Jai and Janvi were sitting on the sofa. At Rekha's suggestion, Jai and Janvi both started searching for the ring in the utensil. Yug also started searching for the ring. Yug found the ring.
"Mama, you won!" He handed the ring to Janvi. "Now Dad will have to do everything you say."
"You've changed sides!" Jai said, patting Yug's cheek with a smile.
Yug went back and sat next to Janvi. "Okay, the rituals are done now," Jai started to get up from there.
"No, there are still more," Rekha said.
"Sorry, it's very late, and I'm very tired. Yug, go take Mom upstairs."
Just then, Savita arrives. "Come, Madam, I'll take you to your room upstairs." Janvi looked at Jaya.
Jaya gestured for her to go with her eyes. They started walking towards the stairs.
"Wait, go by lift!" Jai said in a loud voice.
"Come, Madam, the lift is over there. Let's go from there." They started going up by lift.
Janvi was truly very tired. She wanted to rest.
By lift, the three of them reach the top floor. As soon as Janvi entered the floor from the lift, this floor was truly magnificent; it was very different and modern from the ground floor. Janvi kept looking around. "Come this way, this is your room," Savita said.
Let's take Madam towards the lift. They started going up in the lift.
Janvi was genuinely very tired. She wanted to rest.
From the lift, the three of them reached the top floor. As soon as Janvi entered the floor from the lift, this floor was truly magnificent; very different and modern from the ground floor. Janvi kept looking around as she walked.
"Come this way, this is your room," Savita said.
Meanwhile, down in the hall, everyone had gotten up. Only Rekha and Mala were sitting on the sofa.
"What do you think, does Jeth Ji want her?" Rekha said.
"Take your mom upstairs. How was he talking! I don't want to get married that day. They were making so much noise!"
"I know the reason for that," Mala said.
"What?" Rekha looked at her in surprise.
"Today is their wedding night. A 32-year-old man got a 19-year-old girl. Let this night pass, then we'll see their love."
Both of them were talking and laughing.
Janvi reached her room. She kept staring at the room. This was the most magnificent room in the mansion; very large and very beautiful.
"Madam, this is your room. If you need anything, just tell me on the intercom. If you need anything right now, you can tell me."
Janvi didn't want to tell her, but she hadn't eaten anything after the morning sandwich. She was very hungry.
"Me too," Yug said at the same time.
"Do you want snacks or should I send food?" she started saying, looking at the time, as it was 6:00 PM.
"Send food for me."
She left from there and Janvi started looking at the room. On the side where she entered, there was a very large king-size bed, and behind it was a photo of Yug with Jai Raj; in which little Yug was in Jai's lap. She kept staring at the picture; Jai looked very handsome in it.
The entire front wall was made of glass, and there was a sliding door to the balcony. At the moment, it was covered with a curtain. On one side, there was a dressing room, and from inside the dressing room, there was a door to the bathroom. Along one wall was Yug's room; a door that opened into Yug's room.
Opposite the glass wall, there was a sofa; there was a large sofa and two smaller sofas, with a glass table in between. Janvi and Yug both sat there. Janvi closed her eyes and leaned back against the sofa.
"Mama, are you okay?" Yug asked.
"I am fine," she said.
He snuggled up to her.
"I am very tired," she said.
"Me too. I woke up early today."
They were both talking about small things. She really liked Yug's presence, because due to him, she couldn't think of any nonsense, and she didn't feel lonely.
Just then, Savita arrived with the food along with two house helpers.
The house helpers left, but Savita stayed there. She fed both of them. After feeding them, she left from there. Janvi took off her dupatta and jewelry, Yug took off his sherwani and kept them aside; only his kurta and pajamas remained. They both went and lay on the bed just like that. Yug was asking her questions; she was answering.
Jai, who was in his study, was working in the study. He looked at the time; it was 10:00 PM. Seeing the time, he finished his work and got up from there. Thinking about something, he started walking towards the room.
As soon as he opened the door and went inside, he was a little disturbed by the sight of the room. All the lights in the room were on; the LED in front was on, with music playing at full volume. Janvi's dupatta and Yug's sherwani were both lying on the sofa; both of them were fast asleep. Janvi's jewelry was placed on the side table.
Jai did not like things being out of place at all; everything had its correct place. First there was one, now there was another. He picked up Yug's jacket and Janvi's dupatta from the sofa and went into the dressing room.
"Both of them haven't changed their clothes," he thought to himself as he started changing his clothes. "Seriously, this girl fell asleep even with all this noise!" He smiled despite himself. "Her childishness hasn't gone, and she's married to me!"
Jai had come back after changing his clothes. He looked at both of them again. Neither of them had a blanket on; they were lying huddled together; they must be feeling cold in this situation. Jai took out a blanket and put it over both of them. He cleaned the lights and came to Yug's side.
Jai's face was towards Yug. Sleeping, he looked at Janvi in the light of the night lamp. "Is my decision to marry correct?"
He didn't know when his hand went to Janvi's face. He moved the hair away from her cheek. A strange sense of peace descended in his heart too. He also closed his eyes and went to sleep. For the first time today, he too felt his room was full; he felt that not only his room but also the emptiness in his life had been dispelled.
Jay had changed his clothes and returned. He looked at the two of them again. Neither of them had a blanket on. Both were sleeping together. Feeling the cold, Jay took out a blanket and put it over both of them. He went near Yug while cleaning the light.
Jay's face was towards Yug. He looked at Jaanvi in the light of the night lamp while she slept.
"Is my decision to get married right?"
Before he knew it, his hand went to Jaanvi's face. He moved the hair from her cheek. A strange sense of peace settled in his heart. He also closed his eyes and started to sleep. For the first time today, his room felt full. He felt as if not just his room, but the emptiness in his life had also been dispelled.
"She is very young for this age."
"Will we be able to understand each other properly?"
"Before that, I have to try to understand her."
"Yug is looking for his mother in this."
"Will it be that easy for a nineteen-year-old girl to become a mother?"
"I admit, her circumstances haven't been good either."
"She also needs love and care."
He was thinking about Jaanvi with his eyes closed. In fact, when Jay first saw Jaanvi at the hotel and she looked at Jay with the model, the look in her eyes that Jay saw had unsettled him to his core. Jay truly felt that what he was doing was a betrayal of Jaanvi.
As he left the hotel, he inquired about Jaanvi. What he learned about Jaanvi made him quite sad. A child without parents, the responsibility of a grandfather, and she was taking medication for depression.
It wasn't that Jay fell in love with Jaanvi at first sight. But he liked her. He started thinking about living a life with her. But at the same time, he was afraid of her age and his own. Anyway, his first marriage experience hadn't been good. Just as Jaanvi needed someone, Jay also needed someone.
In the morning, Jaanvi's eyes opened. She opened her eyes calmly and looked upwards.
"Where am I?" She started looking around.
Her gaze fell on Jayraj, who was sitting on the sofa in front of her, eating breakfast leisurely. He had bathed and was ready. As soon as she saw him, she remembered that she was married. She sat
This top floor was Jay Sir's, where his guests used to stay. Yug's room was also here, and there were two more bedrooms. No family member of the house came upstairs. My husband and I looked after this floor. It was completely different from the rest of the house. Jay Sir had it built according to his own design. There was another top floor where parties were held. Big Sir and Madam lived on the ground floor. Samir Sir and Shashank Sir lived on the second floor. On this floor, you would also find a small kitchen and a small living area to sit. You can make tea or something for yourself in the kitchen if you wish, and anything else you might need. I am here, ready to serve you; Jay Sir had assigned me this duty. Savita had explained everything to her one by one.
Janvi stood on the terrace outside Jay's room, looking all around. The back side of the mansion was visible from there. Servant quarters were in front, there was a garage for cars, and the entire city was visible from there. She felt very good looking around. A nice breeze was blowing there, and it was quite high up.
Her phone, which was inside, rang. She started to go inside when Savita came towards her with her phone. It was Renuka's call.
"Are you alright, Janvi?" Renuka asked, concerned.
"I am perfectly fine," Janvi's voice was very comfortable.
"I was really worried about you. Are you alone? You can talk."
"Yes, I am standing on the terrace outside the room right now."
"It's your first day, so you must be with your in-laws."
"No, I have to go downstairs now. I've just had breakfast."
"By the way, how was your night? What did you think of Jay's nature? He seems to be treating you well," Preeti asked.
"I don't know, Yug and I fell asleep watching TV. I don't know when he came, and when I woke up, he was having breakfast. He left after breakfast. He sent Savita to help me."
"So, does that mean he's ignoring you? You don't have importance in his life? What do you think?"
Hearing her, Janvi started laughing.
"I haven't thought anything yet. I don't want to burden my mind at all. For now, my morning is quite good, and I want to enjoy it. I think I should go downstairs," Janvi said. After talking for a while, Janvi hung up the phone.
Yug, who had come and sat on the sofa outside near her, and his nanny had also arrived. Just then, the door to her room was knocked. Jaya came outside to the terrace, not finding her in the room.
"Good morning, Aunt," Janvi said, touching Jaya's feet.
"Call me Mom, like Jay," Jaya said, hugging her.
"Your grandfather is coming to pick you up for the Pag Phera ceremony today. Jay will bring you back in the evening," Jaya said.
She came downstairs with him. All the men of the house had left for work, only the women were present.
"Today you have to go for the Pag Phera ceremony," Mala said.
"Yes, my grandfather is coming to pick me up," she replied.
"And you will return today in the evening," Rekha said.
"What do you mean? Jay will bring her back in the evening," Jaya said.
"But he is supposed to go out of town today. He has a meeting with someone. I don't know what time he will return at night."
Jaya suddenly remembered that Jay had to leave.
"So, we will come to pick you up," Jaya said.
A short while later, her grandfather arrived and took her away.
As soon as she reached her home, her aunt and her two daughters came to her.
"How did you find your in-laws?" her aunt asked.
"Yes, they are good," she replied.
"You have gone to such a rich family. Now, find a good match for your sisters there too. When son-in-law comes in the evening, I will tell him as well," her aunt said.
"He might not come. Mom and Dad will come to pick me up," Janvi said softly.
At her words, Sonia and Tanu looked at each other and smiled.
"So, he doesn't like you. If he liked you, why would he go to work like this the day after the wedding? Then you aren't even going anywhere for your honeymoon. I thought you would go somewhere like Switzerland for your honeymoon. Who are you telling, Mam? To find a match for our wedding when his own marriage is uncertain how long it will last," Sonia said.
Janvi's mood soured at her words. She got up from there and started going to her room.
"Where are you going?" her aunt asked, getting up from the sofa in the hall.
"I am going to my room."
"Which room? We have made it a storeroom. We've kept the unnecessary things there."
Janvi looked at her in surprise. She had only been home for a day, and she was feeling very upset. Jay wouldn't come to pick her up. First Mala and Rekha had lectured her, and now these people were lecturing her. It had only been an hour since she reached home. After drinking tea, they were just talking when she started feeling anxious. She was reaching for her purse to look for her medicine when the house servant came running from outside.
"Madam, son-in-law Babu has arrived. He has asked Janvi didi to come quickly."
Janvi felt she had misheard.
Madam, your son-in-law, Babu, has arrived outside. He asked Janvi didi to come quickly.
Janvi thought she had misheard. She was surprised to hear it. She got up and looked outside into the lawn. Jay was sitting with Dadaji, looking at his watch. Then, his eyes fell on Janvi. He saw her standing by the door of the hall.
He got up from his place and started coming towards her. "Please, Janvi, hurry up. I have a very important meeting. I have to go out of town," he said.
Dadaji also came behind him. "Beta, Janvi just arrived. It's been less than an hour."
"Uncle, we will come again. I will be late in the evening, so I thought I would take it now," he said.
"When you came for the first time, you brought gifts. I thought I would go and get them. We have it till evening," Janvi's chachi said.
"Next time Janvi comes, you can give her the gifts. I have to go now," he said.
"But have a cup of tea," Dadaji said to him.
"Okay, Janvi, I am also having tea with Uncle. Please come quickly," he said.
Janvi, who was looking for her medicine, forgot about it. She quickly went to her room. She took her books and some belongings that she wanted to take with her before her marriage and put them in a bag. By the time she came outside, Jay had finished his tea. She also wanted to leave as soon as possible.
The servant put the luggage in the car. Janvi opened the back door to sit down.
"There is no driver. Come forward," Jay said, opening the front door and sitting on the driver's seat. After a short while, they left from there. Janvi looked outside as they went.
Every time someone says that Jay won't do it, he should have done it, he always comes and his respect remains. Whether it was the rituals of yesterday or today, like his aunt and sisters were saying, he felt very good. He glanced at Jay while driving. Suddenly, the hotel incident came to his mind. His mind became sour. The happiness in Janvi's eyes a little while ago suddenly turned to sadness.
Although Jay was driving, his attention was on Janvi's face. The happiness in her eyes a little while ago had suddenly turned to sadness. He couldn't understand. At first, he thought she was happy to come with him. If she was happy, then why this sadness?
He wanted to ask her, but he thought it better to remain silent because their relationship wasn't such that Janvi could tell him what was in her mind. But seeing her sad face didn't make Jay feel good at all. Her blue eyes, which were shining earlier, had suddenly dimmed.
"You have to go to office after leaving you at home. I have work, I will be late in the evening," Jay said, looking at her.
Janvi looked at him. "Yes, okay," she said softly.
"You bring Yug along," Janvi said.
"I am coming straight from the office. He is at home. He has made so many calls to me that we should come soon with Mama. You see, Janvi, I don't tell you to take all the responsibility of Yug. Please, he needs your company for some days. Gradually, he will feel that you are here, then he will get busy in himself. Please, don't take it badly, he needs your company for some days," Jay said.
"How are you talking! I like his company myself," Janvi said.
While talking about Yug, Janvi's eyes were sparkling. Jay looked at her eyes. He was glad that Yug's name had brightened Janvi's face.
His heart was happy with Janvi's closeness to Yug, but his mind was worried that maybe Janvi wouldn't like it for long because taking responsibility for a child is a big task.
As soon as they entered the mansion, Rekha and Mala, who were both sitting in the hall, were surprised to see them. "How long did it take you?" Rekha asked him.
"Of course, Janvi, your brother-in-law brought you!" Mala also said.
"You are older than both of you in age, but younger in relation. Take care of it and I don't think you both should call him 'you' and a person's elder sister-in-law is not called by their name. I am much older than my both brothers, so please take care of it," Jay said rudely. "I have to go out, that's why I brought Janvi." Then he turned to Janvi. "Okay, I am going. I will come late in the evening," he said and kissed her cheek and went out.
His action made Janvi a statue. Due to Jay's action, her heart had missed a beat.
"Jethani, Jeth ji left. What are you looking at now?" Mala asked her. "I will get tea for you," Mala said.
"You can call me by my name," Janvi said.
"No, Jeth ji will get angry if your name is taken," Mala said.
"It's true, Jay gets very angry," Jaya, who was coming out of the room, said.
"He didn't tell me when he came to pick you up. There were gifts to be sent to your home. When you go next time, take them. I talked to Jay on the phone and told him to come to pick you up in the evening. But he brought you now," Jaya was happy.
But both Rekha and Mala didn't like Jay giving so much importance to Janvi. Then Savita and her husband Vinod arrived. Vinod had Janvi's luggage in his hand. He took it and went upstairs.
"Madam, you also come," Savita said. Janvi also went with her.
Jay had not told me when he was coming to pick her up. He had to send a gift to your house; When you go next time, take it. I had spoken to Jay on the phone and told him that he had to come to pick her up in the evening. But he brought you right now. Jaya was happy.
But Rekha and Mala did not like it that Jay was giving so much importance to Janvi. Then Savita and her husband Vinod arrive. Vinod had Janvi's luggage in his hand. He took it and went upstairs.
"Madam, you also come," Savita said. Janvi started going with her.
Jay went and sat in the car. He had kissed Janvi goodbye; He wanted to show everyone that their relationship was normal. Because Vinod and Savita told him every matter of the house. The matter of their relationship was being gossiped by his two younger brother's wives. It was necessary to stop them, especially for Yug. Yug was very cheerful, and any such thing could make him sad.
After kissing Janvi, Jay was happy. There was a stir in his heart. He had never felt such a feeling. He had a relationship with Alisha too, and today, even if it was a night stand, he had relationships with many girls. But this feeling was very different, which was giving him happiness.
Janvi went upstairs using the stairs instead of the lift. She was looking at the mansion while going. The ground floor was the largest and had about eight bedrooms. There was also a very large drawing room, a large hall and a large kitchen, and Rajan's office. The middle floor also had about six bedrooms. There was a living area as well as an office. Earlier Jay's room was also on this floor. The top floor was built after the marriage, which was completely modern and updated. There were about four bedrooms upstairs, of which Jay's room was the largest and Yug's room was quite small. The door of his room did not open outside the balcony, because Jay wanted Yug's safety in every way.
There was also an office and a gym. There was a small living room right in front of the kitchen. A terrace area was outside Jay's room, and the living area door also opened to the other side of the terrace. There were many flowers and a swing placed there. There was an arrangement for party on the terrace of the mansion.
Janvi went upstairs looking around. As she reached her floor, she felt "this is all mine" because Savita had told her that this floor was of Jay Sir.
"Aunty, make a cup of tea for me," Janvi said to Savita.
"Yes, add more milk."
"I don't like it black."
"Okay, madam," she said smiling.
She didn't see Yug anywhere.
"Aunty, where is Yug?" She followed Savita to the kitchen.
"He sent his Nani to go out with her. He kept asking when you would come."
After drinking tea, Janvi changed her saree and wore a suit. After some time, Jaya also came to her, and Yug was with her. Jaya went after some time. Yug stayed with Janvi. Now another thing was going on in Janvi's mind that I will call Jay Singhaniya what. Rekha and Mala had taken Janvi's name, then how much scolding did they get! How much bigger Jay is than Janvi!
"Yug, what do all your dad call him?"
"I call him 'Dad' 😁," he started saying with a smile.
"And what do your two chachus say?"
"They both say 'Chachu Bhai'."
"And both aunties?"
"They say 'Jeth Ji'," Yug said.
"And Mom-Dad can say anything to him," Janvi thought to herself.
Now the problem for Janvi was what she would call Jay. When they both stay together, they have to talk, right!
Evening had come like this. Janvi and Yug were sitting with Jaya in the lawn downstairs. Then Janvi got a call from Priti, because Janvi had called Priti earlier, but then Priti had not picked up the call.
"Yes, what happened? Reached the in-laws?" Priti said as soon as she picked up the phone.
"Yes, I came in the morning."
"Okay, you sent a message, that's why we didn't come home."
"I have a very big problem," Janvi, who had stood up from there and was talking aside, said, "What should I call Jayraj Singhaniya?"
"What kind of question is this?" Priti said to her, "He is your husband, say whatever you want. Janu 😁 Gold 😜 Babu 😁."
"Talk straight to me! You will get a slap!" Janvi said angrily.
Then Jaya called her. Janvi kept the phone on hold and said,
"What happened, Mom?"
"Beta, you go upstairs and talk comfortably. I am also going inside." Yug and Jaya went inside. Janvi also went upstairs to her room and talked to Priti.
Janvi told her about today's morning talk.
"Means you can't take his name? Is that what you mean?" Priti said.
"However, you are his wife. Even if you are small, you can say 'Jayraj'," Priti replied thoughtfully.
"I am very scared. What should I call him?"
"Then say 'Sir'😜," Priti told her thoughtfully.
"No, what are they my professor, that I will say 'Sir'?" Janvi, who was sitting on the terrace by the pool outside the room, said.
"Then say 'Mr. Jayraj Singhaniya'. Take the full name."
"Not Mr. Jayraj Singhaniya. I think I will call him 'Mr. Singhaniya'."
"There is another way, you can call him like my mom. Listen Ji, say like this," Priti joked.
"I don't know how to call like that," Janvi said clearly.
Janvi was unaware that her stupid talk was being heard by Jay, who had already come into the room (whose meeting today had been canceled), and he was laughing alone.
"Okay, I will say 'Mr. Singhaniya'," Janvi said and hung up the phone. Jay, who was laughing alone, came out of the room before Janvi came in. He did not want to show that he had heard Janvi's words. He went downstairs laughing.
"Do you think my decision is wrong?" Jay, who was coming downstairs folding his shirt sleeves and laughing, asked Raja from Jaya.
"It's the right thing! My this stubborn son, who never used to laugh, look how he is coming alone laughing."
"What is the matter? Tell us too, why are you laughing alone," Raja asked Jay.
"Dad, there is no such thing. I need coffee," he said to his mom.
"Brother, ask your wife for coffee. Why are you asking my wife?" Raja started saying.
"I accept, I have your wife, but she is also my mom. Don't forget," Jay replied.
They all started laughing and having coffee. Jay did not tell them what was making him laugh. After talking, Janvi also came downstairs. She was surprised to see Jay sitting there because Jay had a meeting today. He was going to come late.
"Come, beta, come," Raja said seeing her.
