Non-erotic Hues of Love by Yagyaseni

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“He did not want it to happen intentionally, fine. He did not tell you because you were not in the right situation, acceptable, but is it acceptable and fine to be so irresponsible about your company which is dealing with thousands of lives? So ignorant that he did not bother crosschecking the composition when the ethics and approval committee sent it back and instead bribed them? I think you should rethink about him, Beta,” read the message from her father, the only message she had bothered to read from the morning and she was sure that there were many more waiting, which she had not received due to her choice.


She knew that it was not the time to sulk or ponder over every possibility but the time to act. She removed the airplane mode to contact the legal advisor of her clinic when she received a call, with an immaculate timing.

“Khushi! I didn’t expect the call to be connected after all these tries! How are you?” questioned Rati, her concerned voice making myriads of emotions run in her mind.


“I don’t think I have an answer for that at the moment, Rati. You were trying since long?” asked Khushi, sighing deeply.


“Quite understandable, Khushi, but do take care of yourself. Arnav really needs you at this time, when probably no one believes him and no one is ready to stand by his side, I am sure you are his only hope and your support would mean the world to him,” replied Rati, a sad smile playing on her lips as she sent out a prayer to the couple in her mind.


“What do you think? Did you know of the case?” Khushi asked, wondering if she was the only one who was kept in dark.


“We live in the same city and Media loves, well, hates me so I was bound to know. I am sure there has been a mistake because Arnav would never intentionally harm children. He loves them too much for him to allow that to happen. Anyways, since we spoke of media, I am sure they would be hounding you for an interview now and you have no experience, no offense, so I thought if you would want the help of my PR to tackle this issue because it is the best if you give an interview rather than letting people speculate,” explained Rati, eying the various newspapers highlighting their silence over the issue.


Khushi pondered over the idea momentarily. “Your PR Team can handle this?”


“I know why you are apprehensive, Khushi. This is a new team and much more efficient, I promise you won’t be in trouble like me due to the Team and media. Of course, if you want to look at other choices, go ahead but just wanted to let you know that you are welcome to use mine,” said Rati, the past memories which tore her apart, created due to the lack of efficiency of the previous PR Team, playing on the canvas of her mind.