"Given your penchant for reading and my knowledge that this would make an ideal present for you, Gowthami, I bestowed upon you the key". Rajeev replied.
Gowthami said, in response."But Rajeev, you claimed that your father abandoned you owing to these books.? "
He had previously forcibly forbidden her from visiting this area, but he is now extending an invitation to her to use it.
"Perhaps it is my fate; the past is irrevocable; however, I am content at this moment because he has returned", Rajeev mused after inhaling deeply. " You are now free to utilize it."
"More time for reading books now that you have it". Sashi stated that" Rajeev would be preoccupied at his clinic. However, Gowthami, may you just take a moment?"
She comprehends that a woman can take pleasure in her time devouring literature while her husband is busy by creating a cozy and comfortable reading space at home. She may choose a peaceful area, arrange cozy chairs, and perhaps even add some delicate lighting. Talking about set "me time" with her spouse guarantees that he recognizes and appreciates her desire for privacy. In addition, even if the activities are different, recommending books to one another or talking about them afterwards may foster a feeling of community and common interests.
"It's time to walk back to your bedroom and get suited up", Sashi stated as the newlywed spouse collected the gift she received.
Sashi jousted Rajeev, "I will be delighted if you grant me permission to bring your bride along."
After giggling at Sashi's remarks, Rajeev handed Gowthami's hand. "Just keep going, please. "
Later, Sashi said, "Okay, we're going now." indicating a move for Gowthami.
Since the ceremony was about to begin, Uma gave Gowthami preparation instructions and asked Sashi to assist her. Sashi escorted Gowthami out the door, nodding in agreement.
After the girl departed, Abhi inquired of Rajeev, "Are you certain you wish to hand over this room key to Gowthami?"
Rajeev asked, looking at him bewildered."How come you asked me this?"
"You know everything about this room, including the books that are kept here," abhi asks Rajeev.
He is fully aware that, despite Rudra's current return to them, Rudra's departure from his family was prompted by these books and his insatiable curiosity about them.
As the older brother, abhi often assumes accountability for the welfare of the family. This is why he constantly gives Rajeev and Ram advice. This includes supporting them emotionally, mentoring younger siblings, and actively taking part in decisions that affect the family's well-being.
In the end, an older brother's responsibility is to generally play a protective and encouraging role in order to create a safe and happy family atmosphere.
Rajeev is fully aware of Abhi's kindness for them and the consideration he always shows for both Ram and him.
"Yes, brother, I am aware and completely certain that Gowthami would never forsake me," Rajeev said.
" But Rajeev, I do not believe that giving these books to Gowthami is a good concept;" inquired abhi. He found it very offensive that Rajeev had given Gowthami the room keys.
Rajeev inhaled deeply and stated, "In fact, it was my father who suggested that Gowthami be given these room keys." He had had enough of keeping things hidden from Abhi.
Abhi asked in a bewildered tone, "What did you say, Rudra?" The reason behind Rudra's actual statement was beyond him.
When Rajeev visited his clinic and inquired about Gowthami's preferences, Rudra said that Gowthami really enjoyed reading historical fiction.
Rajeev asked his father, "Dad, would it bother you if I handed your library keys to Gowthami?" after giving it some contemplation.
In fact, he could still clearly recall the day Gowthami asked him excitedly to check out a few books from the Rudra Library. Although he didn't want to let her down, he merely did it on that particular day.
Given that Gowthami enjoys reading, Rajeev reasoned that it would be an appropriate choice to give her the library key. However, because the library was owned by Rudra, he should first approach Rudra for permission before doing so.
Rudra was taken aback, but after giving it some thought, he remarked, "It's a great idea, Rajeev. She would love it if you offered her the room keys." He also believed that it would be a wise decision in light of Gowthami's genuine interest in reading historical fiction.
After receiving his father's assent, Rajeev made ready to give Gowthami the library key.
Abhi didn't say anything more. He really saw Gowthami's happiness upon getting the present; how could he make the newlywed miserable by returning the gift?
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They then got ready for the ceremonial face-showing ceremony. Gowthami prepared for the big day. Sashi informed Parikshit that the ritual, known as face showing ritual is an important Hindu post-wedding ceremonial.
It is essentially a get-together of the prospective bride's and groom's families. The ladies present presents to the bride when her face is unveiled. The bride's mother-in-law extends a particular greeting to her and gives her gifts.
Guhya disguised as a lady to attend the event. Everyone flocked around Gowthami, marveled at her beauty, and complimented Rajeev for having a wife of such caliber.
Each of them gave a gift to the newlyweds.
Dressed as a female, Guhya teamed up with other women to take care of the bride.
Due to everyone's focus on their job, they failed to catch sight of Guhya because of her girlish attire, leading some to believe she was a guest at the gathering.