10-10-2024, 03:56 PM
chapter 35
Ashwin arrives at the college on time and locates Pooja and her friends in the canteen, just as they had told him they would be waiting for him there.
Ashwin: "Hi girls, am I interrupting something?" With that, Ashwin takes a seat, pulling a chair from a nearby table.
Pooja: "Oh, hi Ashwin. No, I mean, there's no interruption; we were just waiting for you," she says, her tone lacking enthusiasm.
Ashwin: "Well, you don't seem to be normal. What happened?"
Reena: "Well, everything feels like it's coming down to these last few moments," she said, her voice tinged with nervousness.
Ashwin: "You all did great work, so don't worry. Now, all you have to do is stay calm."
Riya: "It's easy to say, sir, but we all..." She stopped mid-sentence, her hands locked and fingers twisted, openly displaying the group's last-minute doubts and fears.
Ashwin: "Hey, stay cool. I know what you're feeling now; it's common for anyone in your place. But keep calm and maintain your composure because if you let fear or nervousness take over, it won't end well for you, okay?"
Sameera: "Sir, we completed this project under your guidance by ourselves, and our other friends did theirs with project centers. They all say that we won't perform well in this submission session because they are well-versed in their projects."
Ashwin: "What are you talking about, Sameera? If they are well-versed, then so are you," he said, a hint of harshness in his voice. "Listen, if they perform well, why can't you girls? They're just going to regurgitate what the project centers told them, but none of you are like that, okay? You all worked hard, and I know you're going to nail it, so relax."
Roopa: "Sir, without you, we wouldn't have been able to come this far. Thank you, sir."
Ashwin: "Thank me later, but for now, keep calm. Any last-minute doubts, girls?"
Pooja: "I'm too nervous about the presentation. I mean, what if the external examiner asks something that we haven't prepared for?"
Ashwin: "In that case, take a moment to think, and if you don't find the answer, say that you will explore it further. They will appreciate this more than any rushed, unsynchronized answers. Okay, keep your body straight while answering, keep a timer in your mind, remember the key points and advantages of your project, and highlight them. If you sense any one of you struggling to speak, another person with the known answer should continue as if the struggling one just stopped to let you speak. Never show any lack of knowledge to them, okay?"
Pooja: "Oh, thank you so much."
Ashwin: "I told you that thank me later any other question.''
Riya: You make it sound so easy, sir. Why don't you present on our behalf?
Ashwin: It's tempting, but has the college authorized this? Besides, it's your moment to shine in the hall. Just be confident; you're all going to do an amazing job.
Pooja: Wow, you've helped us a lot here, Ashwin. Without you, we can't— Before she could finish, Ashwin looked at her. His gaze made her halt mid-sentence, as something in his eyes made her feel different. They shared a moment of silent communication but were interrupted by Reena's voice.
Reena: We're about to do something big, Pooja. No time for this. She said mockingly.
Pooja: Reena! She exclaimed with a mix of anger and shyness.
Ashwin: Okay, girls, no more questions. Just relax.
Sameera: Well, I think we're all ready now, but we have to stay calm.
Ashwin: Ah, I'll help you with that. Just breathe in and stay relaxed. You've got this. His presence and words bolstered Pooja and her friends' confidence.
Roopa: Okay, sir, thank you. She said as her mobile rang. She glanced at the screen and noticed it was a call from her friend. This call reminded Roopa that they had to leave now. Hey girls, it was Lilly. I told her to call me when our staff calls us. We have to leave now.
Ashwin: Okay, girls, good luck. Go and rock the show.
"Thank you, sir," they all said in unison.
Ashwin: Okay, girls, see you all soon.
After that, Ashwin did nothing but sit there and watch the girls leave the canteen. He saw their shacking ass as their walking pace picked up, and he saw all five girls swaying ass. His eyes lingered in Pooja's for a little while longer. I think this is the end of our mentor and student relationship, Pooja. I look forward to the day when I can truly nail you. His thoughts are interrupted when his phone rings; he checks at the screen; it's his buddy; he remembers saying he'd see him today, so he picks up the phone and tells his friend he'll be there shortly; with that, he exits the canteen. The girls submit their projects at 2 p.m.
Pooja and her friends performed admirably in the session. The external invigilator congratulated them in front of all the students, commending their project as exceptional. He remarked that he had never seen students work so diligently, as most tend to rely on project centers, whereas these girls worked hard and successfully executed a project that was highly technical in nature.
His remark caused the girls to recall Ashwin for a moment. After the session, they went to the canteen, found it empty, and decided to call Ashwin. He informed them that he was in a meeting with friends and could meet them later. However, eager to see him, the girls expressed their desire to meet sooner. Ashwin then agreed to have dinner with them at a hotel he named, in the evening, as it was nearing four o'clock, to which all the girls consented.
As dinner time approached, all the girls, dressed in their finest, gathered at the restaurant Ashwin had mentioned. They waited for him, as he was running late today. As his arrival was delayed, they took a seat at the table. When the waiter came to take their order, they informed him they were waiting for a friend, so he left them alone. Roopa suggested that Pooja call Ashwin to check his whereabouts, but just then, Pooja noticed Ashwin entering the hotel. Pooja, Sameera, and Riya were seated directly opposite Roopa and Reena at a table for six. From where Pooja was seated, she could see any man entering the restaurant, and that's how she spotted him.
Pooja: "Hey, he's here."
As Pooja said, all the females are standing and looking at Ashwin. Today Ashwin appears to take little care about his dress; he looks like a model and is too sexy. All the girls' eyes drooped for him for a while.
Sameera: Is he truly an auditor or model?
Riya: He looks so fantastic and attractive tonight.
Pooja: Hey gals, stop it.
Sameera: Hey, shut up and look at him, he's cute.
Reena: What can we do, buddy? His eyes are on our pooja.
Riya: Hey pooja, if I were you, I would have taken that sexy chocolaty man already, but you haven't.
Pooja: "Hey, stop or I will—" As they spoke, Ashwin approached them. "Hi girls, sorry I'm late." With that, he gestured for them to sit down. Now seated, Pooja and Ashwin faced each other, with Roopa and Reena beside them. As they settled, Riya commented, "Sir, you're looking so good today."
Ashwin: "Oh! Thank you," he replied, adjusting his slightly open shirt.
Sameera: "Wow, you're rocking it, sir. Is there any special reason for your attire today?"
Ashwin, feigning confusion, responded, "What?"
Sameera: "Well, we've never seen you like this—you're so stylish and hot today, sir."
Ashwin: "Oh! Thanks. Well, I'm here with five beautiful girls for dinner. Did you expect me to wear formal attire? And besides, I've got tough competition here since all of you look very awesome, especially you, Riya—you look stunning," he complimented, his gaze lingering on Pooja until the last moment before shifting as everyone anticipated him to say Pooja's name. His omission slightly disturbed Pooja, while the other girls, particularly Riya, were taken aback.
Reena: "Sir, the way you're speaking is quite different today. May I ask why?" Her voice was tinged with surprise and curiosity.
Ashwin: I want to clarify something, girls. There's no need to call me 'sir' anymore; it makes me feel ancient. Just call me Ashwin.
Sameera: But you're our mentor for the project, sir, and you're older than us too, she whispered with a hint of amusement.
Ashwin: The mentor-student relationship is over. From now on, just call me Ashwin; I'm no longer your mentor, he stated firmly.
Sameera: I apologize if we've offended you, sir. I only wanted to crack some jokes to make everyone smile, not to offend you, she said, her tone less enthusiastic, which Ashwin noticed.
Ashwin: Hey, relax, I didn't mean it like that. From now on, I'm your friend, so call me Ashwin. No need for formalities. When lovely girls like you call me 'sir,' it makes me feel old. I'm in your league, girls, so don't call me 'sir,' call me Ashwin.
Roopa: Not all of us call you 'sir'; only one always calls you by your name, she said mockingly.
Ashwin: Pooja and I are different, but this is for the others. So, none of you want to be my friend? he said, feigning sadness.
Reena: No, sir, it was a pleasure to be your friend, but we did not expect this from you as we have never seen you like this before.
Ashwin: What? I mean, what did you not expect? His voice is normal but demanding.
Riya: Sir, you never speak to us the way you are now. Her voice conveys her surprise.
Ashwin: Oh, come on, girls. I understand now, okay? Until now, you've all seen me as a professor and mentor, and that's fine. But that phase is over. I mean, you all did well on the project, and from now on, I want to be your friend. Is that wrong? I mean, I'd like to be your friend. Do any of you have an issue with having me as your friend?
Roopa: We all appreciate the offer of friendship, sir, but it's not what we expected. We thought you would inquire about our project performance, but instead, you offered friendship, which left us a bit confused," she said, speaking on behalf of all the girls.
Ashwin: There's no need for that because I'm confident you all impressed the external invigilator. But girls, it's time to celebrate, so what's next?
Pooja: Thank you for the help, Ashwin.
Ashwin: Haan! That's not enough.
Pooja: What?
Ashwin: You all did well on the project, so you should celebrate, right? I want to join your celebration," he said, but the table fell silent. He looked around at all the girls, who were exchanging questioning glances. "What's wrong, girls? Don't you want to celebrate?" he asked enthusiastically.
Roopa hesitated, "Sir, it's actually... we..." She trailed off, and Ashwin was about to interject when the waiter came to take their order. After the waiter left, Ashwin gave the girls a look that seemed to ask a silent question, which they understood. Roopa explained that they planned to go to the pub to celebrate after dinner. Ashwin's expression showed he wasn't keen on the idea as he glanced at Pooja.
Pooja: "Yes, we're all going to the pub to celebrate."
Reena: "Sir, we want to—sorry," her tone shifted, "Ashwin, we want to go to the pub and dance our hearts out."
Ashwin: "Hmm, okay. Do you all mind if I join you?"
"You're most welcome, Ashwin," Roopa responded.
As they began to eat the food that had arrived, the conversation flowed smoothly. Ashwin playfully flirted with all the girls, aiming to tease Pooja. His teasing was somewhat successful; Pooja was slightly annoyed but didn't show it. After dinner, as they were ready to leave for the pub, Ashwin, preferring not to go to the pub, suggested, "Why don't you all celebrate at one of your houses instead?". The girls explained that it wasn't possible since all except Roopa were from different places. Ashwin then suggested, "Well, Roopa, why don't we go to your house?" She started to explain that her parents were home and wouldn't allow it, and even if they did, she wouldn't want to. Before she could finish, Riya playfully interrupted, "If you don't want us to go to the pub, how about your house, Ashwin?" This caught Ashwin off guard as he hadn't considered it, planning to return to his village after their meeting. He hadn't mentioned staying at his place to Radha, so he just stared blankly at the girls.
Riya: "What's the matter, Ashwin? Is there any problem?"
Ashwin: "No problem, girls. Then it's settled; my house it is. Let's go." With that, they all left the restaurant. Even though the girls didn't like the idea, they couldn't say no now, as Riya had already spoken. All the girls looked at her angrily while they walked behind Ashwin to the car park, but Riya ignored their stares.
As they all arrived at the car park, they realized there were two cars: one belonged to Ashwin, and the other to Roopa. Ashwin expressed his desire for the girls to follow him in their car, to which they all agreed. He then gave Roopa his address and instructed her to follow him. With that, he hopped into his car and drove off, with the girls following behind. While driving, Reena voiced her discomfort about going to Ashwin's house instead of a pub to drink, blaming Riya's brazenness for the change of plans.
Riya: "Hey, don't think Ashwin didn't want us to go to the pub; that's why he's taking us to his house."
Reena: "Don't think like that. He's not okay with Pooja coming to the pub with us; that's why he's now taking us to his place," she said with a smirk.
Pooja: "Hey, Reena, don't you..." she stared at her.
Sameera: "Girls, come on, let's get to his place and tell him we want to drink or dance. If he says no, we'll just leave immediately and go to the pub. Relax, I think he may not want us to go to the pub, but he can't stop us. Okay, I have something in mind, so relax. We are going to the pub tonight, okay?"
Pooja inquired with a furrowed brow, "Hey, what's the grand plan?" Her voice tinged with worry.
Sameera threw her head back, a mischievous twinkle in her eye, and declared, "Just wait and see, ladies!" She struck a pose like a hero straight out of a blockbuster film.
Ashwin contacted Radha to inform her of an unexpected important meeting, which would prevent him from coming home that evening. He assured her that they would see each other in the morning. Although Radha expressed her disappointment at his absence during the night, she conveyed her understanding of his circumstances and encouraged him to eat and rest well. After ending the call, Ashwin smiled to himself, thinking, "Oh my love, do not worry; I will have your sister with me tonight instead. She is on her way to my place, and they might plan to leave for the pub soon. However, Radha, they are not going anywhere tonight; it is time for something else."
Ashwin arrives at the college on time and locates Pooja and her friends in the canteen, just as they had told him they would be waiting for him there.
Ashwin: "Hi girls, am I interrupting something?" With that, Ashwin takes a seat, pulling a chair from a nearby table.
Pooja: "Oh, hi Ashwin. No, I mean, there's no interruption; we were just waiting for you," she says, her tone lacking enthusiasm.
Ashwin: "Well, you don't seem to be normal. What happened?"
Reena: "Well, everything feels like it's coming down to these last few moments," she said, her voice tinged with nervousness.
Ashwin: "You all did great work, so don't worry. Now, all you have to do is stay calm."
Riya: "It's easy to say, sir, but we all..." She stopped mid-sentence, her hands locked and fingers twisted, openly displaying the group's last-minute doubts and fears.
Ashwin: "Hey, stay cool. I know what you're feeling now; it's common for anyone in your place. But keep calm and maintain your composure because if you let fear or nervousness take over, it won't end well for you, okay?"
Sameera: "Sir, we completed this project under your guidance by ourselves, and our other friends did theirs with project centers. They all say that we won't perform well in this submission session because they are well-versed in their projects."
Ashwin: "What are you talking about, Sameera? If they are well-versed, then so are you," he said, a hint of harshness in his voice. "Listen, if they perform well, why can't you girls? They're just going to regurgitate what the project centers told them, but none of you are like that, okay? You all worked hard, and I know you're going to nail it, so relax."
Roopa: "Sir, without you, we wouldn't have been able to come this far. Thank you, sir."
Ashwin: "Thank me later, but for now, keep calm. Any last-minute doubts, girls?"
Pooja: "I'm too nervous about the presentation. I mean, what if the external examiner asks something that we haven't prepared for?"
Ashwin: "In that case, take a moment to think, and if you don't find the answer, say that you will explore it further. They will appreciate this more than any rushed, unsynchronized answers. Okay, keep your body straight while answering, keep a timer in your mind, remember the key points and advantages of your project, and highlight them. If you sense any one of you struggling to speak, another person with the known answer should continue as if the struggling one just stopped to let you speak. Never show any lack of knowledge to them, okay?"
Pooja: "Oh, thank you so much."
Ashwin: "I told you that thank me later any other question.''
Riya: You make it sound so easy, sir. Why don't you present on our behalf?
Ashwin: It's tempting, but has the college authorized this? Besides, it's your moment to shine in the hall. Just be confident; you're all going to do an amazing job.
Pooja: Wow, you've helped us a lot here, Ashwin. Without you, we can't— Before she could finish, Ashwin looked at her. His gaze made her halt mid-sentence, as something in his eyes made her feel different. They shared a moment of silent communication but were interrupted by Reena's voice.
Reena: We're about to do something big, Pooja. No time for this. She said mockingly.
Pooja: Reena! She exclaimed with a mix of anger and shyness.
Ashwin: Okay, girls, no more questions. Just relax.
Sameera: Well, I think we're all ready now, but we have to stay calm.
Ashwin: Ah, I'll help you with that. Just breathe in and stay relaxed. You've got this. His presence and words bolstered Pooja and her friends' confidence.
Roopa: Okay, sir, thank you. She said as her mobile rang. She glanced at the screen and noticed it was a call from her friend. This call reminded Roopa that they had to leave now. Hey girls, it was Lilly. I told her to call me when our staff calls us. We have to leave now.
Ashwin: Okay, girls, good luck. Go and rock the show.
"Thank you, sir," they all said in unison.
Ashwin: Okay, girls, see you all soon.
After that, Ashwin did nothing but sit there and watch the girls leave the canteen. He saw their shacking ass as their walking pace picked up, and he saw all five girls swaying ass. His eyes lingered in Pooja's for a little while longer. I think this is the end of our mentor and student relationship, Pooja. I look forward to the day when I can truly nail you. His thoughts are interrupted when his phone rings; he checks at the screen; it's his buddy; he remembers saying he'd see him today, so he picks up the phone and tells his friend he'll be there shortly; with that, he exits the canteen. The girls submit their projects at 2 p.m.
Pooja and her friends performed admirably in the session. The external invigilator congratulated them in front of all the students, commending their project as exceptional. He remarked that he had never seen students work so diligently, as most tend to rely on project centers, whereas these girls worked hard and successfully executed a project that was highly technical in nature.
His remark caused the girls to recall Ashwin for a moment. After the session, they went to the canteen, found it empty, and decided to call Ashwin. He informed them that he was in a meeting with friends and could meet them later. However, eager to see him, the girls expressed their desire to meet sooner. Ashwin then agreed to have dinner with them at a hotel he named, in the evening, as it was nearing four o'clock, to which all the girls consented.
As dinner time approached, all the girls, dressed in their finest, gathered at the restaurant Ashwin had mentioned. They waited for him, as he was running late today. As his arrival was delayed, they took a seat at the table. When the waiter came to take their order, they informed him they were waiting for a friend, so he left them alone. Roopa suggested that Pooja call Ashwin to check his whereabouts, but just then, Pooja noticed Ashwin entering the hotel. Pooja, Sameera, and Riya were seated directly opposite Roopa and Reena at a table for six. From where Pooja was seated, she could see any man entering the restaurant, and that's how she spotted him.
Pooja: "Hey, he's here."
As Pooja said, all the females are standing and looking at Ashwin. Today Ashwin appears to take little care about his dress; he looks like a model and is too sexy. All the girls' eyes drooped for him for a while.
Sameera: Is he truly an auditor or model?
Riya: He looks so fantastic and attractive tonight.
Pooja: Hey gals, stop it.
Sameera: Hey, shut up and look at him, he's cute.
Reena: What can we do, buddy? His eyes are on our pooja.
Riya: Hey pooja, if I were you, I would have taken that sexy chocolaty man already, but you haven't.
Pooja: "Hey, stop or I will—" As they spoke, Ashwin approached them. "Hi girls, sorry I'm late." With that, he gestured for them to sit down. Now seated, Pooja and Ashwin faced each other, with Roopa and Reena beside them. As they settled, Riya commented, "Sir, you're looking so good today."
Ashwin: "Oh! Thank you," he replied, adjusting his slightly open shirt.
Sameera: "Wow, you're rocking it, sir. Is there any special reason for your attire today?"
Ashwin, feigning confusion, responded, "What?"
Sameera: "Well, we've never seen you like this—you're so stylish and hot today, sir."
Ashwin: "Oh! Thanks. Well, I'm here with five beautiful girls for dinner. Did you expect me to wear formal attire? And besides, I've got tough competition here since all of you look very awesome, especially you, Riya—you look stunning," he complimented, his gaze lingering on Pooja until the last moment before shifting as everyone anticipated him to say Pooja's name. His omission slightly disturbed Pooja, while the other girls, particularly Riya, were taken aback.
Reena: "Sir, the way you're speaking is quite different today. May I ask why?" Her voice was tinged with surprise and curiosity.
Ashwin: I want to clarify something, girls. There's no need to call me 'sir' anymore; it makes me feel ancient. Just call me Ashwin.
Sameera: But you're our mentor for the project, sir, and you're older than us too, she whispered with a hint of amusement.
Ashwin: The mentor-student relationship is over. From now on, just call me Ashwin; I'm no longer your mentor, he stated firmly.
Sameera: I apologize if we've offended you, sir. I only wanted to crack some jokes to make everyone smile, not to offend you, she said, her tone less enthusiastic, which Ashwin noticed.
Ashwin: Hey, relax, I didn't mean it like that. From now on, I'm your friend, so call me Ashwin. No need for formalities. When lovely girls like you call me 'sir,' it makes me feel old. I'm in your league, girls, so don't call me 'sir,' call me Ashwin.
Roopa: Not all of us call you 'sir'; only one always calls you by your name, she said mockingly.
Ashwin: Pooja and I are different, but this is for the others. So, none of you want to be my friend? he said, feigning sadness.
Reena: No, sir, it was a pleasure to be your friend, but we did not expect this from you as we have never seen you like this before.
Ashwin: What? I mean, what did you not expect? His voice is normal but demanding.
Riya: Sir, you never speak to us the way you are now. Her voice conveys her surprise.
Ashwin: Oh, come on, girls. I understand now, okay? Until now, you've all seen me as a professor and mentor, and that's fine. But that phase is over. I mean, you all did well on the project, and from now on, I want to be your friend. Is that wrong? I mean, I'd like to be your friend. Do any of you have an issue with having me as your friend?
Roopa: We all appreciate the offer of friendship, sir, but it's not what we expected. We thought you would inquire about our project performance, but instead, you offered friendship, which left us a bit confused," she said, speaking on behalf of all the girls.
Ashwin: There's no need for that because I'm confident you all impressed the external invigilator. But girls, it's time to celebrate, so what's next?
Pooja: Thank you for the help, Ashwin.
Ashwin: Haan! That's not enough.
Pooja: What?
Ashwin: You all did well on the project, so you should celebrate, right? I want to join your celebration," he said, but the table fell silent. He looked around at all the girls, who were exchanging questioning glances. "What's wrong, girls? Don't you want to celebrate?" he asked enthusiastically.
Roopa hesitated, "Sir, it's actually... we..." She trailed off, and Ashwin was about to interject when the waiter came to take their order. After the waiter left, Ashwin gave the girls a look that seemed to ask a silent question, which they understood. Roopa explained that they planned to go to the pub to celebrate after dinner. Ashwin's expression showed he wasn't keen on the idea as he glanced at Pooja.
Pooja: "Yes, we're all going to the pub to celebrate."
Reena: "Sir, we want to—sorry," her tone shifted, "Ashwin, we want to go to the pub and dance our hearts out."
Ashwin: "Hmm, okay. Do you all mind if I join you?"
"You're most welcome, Ashwin," Roopa responded.
As they began to eat the food that had arrived, the conversation flowed smoothly. Ashwin playfully flirted with all the girls, aiming to tease Pooja. His teasing was somewhat successful; Pooja was slightly annoyed but didn't show it. After dinner, as they were ready to leave for the pub, Ashwin, preferring not to go to the pub, suggested, "Why don't you all celebrate at one of your houses instead?". The girls explained that it wasn't possible since all except Roopa were from different places. Ashwin then suggested, "Well, Roopa, why don't we go to your house?" She started to explain that her parents were home and wouldn't allow it, and even if they did, she wouldn't want to. Before she could finish, Riya playfully interrupted, "If you don't want us to go to the pub, how about your house, Ashwin?" This caught Ashwin off guard as he hadn't considered it, planning to return to his village after their meeting. He hadn't mentioned staying at his place to Radha, so he just stared blankly at the girls.
Riya: "What's the matter, Ashwin? Is there any problem?"
Ashwin: "No problem, girls. Then it's settled; my house it is. Let's go." With that, they all left the restaurant. Even though the girls didn't like the idea, they couldn't say no now, as Riya had already spoken. All the girls looked at her angrily while they walked behind Ashwin to the car park, but Riya ignored their stares.
As they all arrived at the car park, they realized there were two cars: one belonged to Ashwin, and the other to Roopa. Ashwin expressed his desire for the girls to follow him in their car, to which they all agreed. He then gave Roopa his address and instructed her to follow him. With that, he hopped into his car and drove off, with the girls following behind. While driving, Reena voiced her discomfort about going to Ashwin's house instead of a pub to drink, blaming Riya's brazenness for the change of plans.
Riya: "Hey, don't think Ashwin didn't want us to go to the pub; that's why he's taking us to his house."
Reena: "Don't think like that. He's not okay with Pooja coming to the pub with us; that's why he's now taking us to his place," she said with a smirk.
Pooja: "Hey, Reena, don't you..." she stared at her.
Sameera: "Girls, come on, let's get to his place and tell him we want to drink or dance. If he says no, we'll just leave immediately and go to the pub. Relax, I think he may not want us to go to the pub, but he can't stop us. Okay, I have something in mind, so relax. We are going to the pub tonight, okay?"
Pooja inquired with a furrowed brow, "Hey, what's the grand plan?" Her voice tinged with worry.
Sameera threw her head back, a mischievous twinkle in her eye, and declared, "Just wait and see, ladies!" She struck a pose like a hero straight out of a blockbuster film.
Ashwin contacted Radha to inform her of an unexpected important meeting, which would prevent him from coming home that evening. He assured her that they would see each other in the morning. Although Radha expressed her disappointment at his absence during the night, she conveyed her understanding of his circumstances and encouraged him to eat and rest well. After ending the call, Ashwin smiled to himself, thinking, "Oh my love, do not worry; I will have your sister with me tonight instead. She is on her way to my place, and they might plan to leave for the pub soon. However, Radha, they are not going anywhere tonight; it is time for something else."
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