From holding their pinky fingers as kids to holding each other's hands for the lifetime.
From running behind each other to taking seven pheras.
From pulling each other's hair to becoming each other's life.
From fighting with each other to fightin...
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Author's POV:
The next day, Arpita made Vansh ready and asked him to be with Yash. She bathed Varsha, wrapped her in a bathrobe, and made her sit on the bed. She then went to take a shower. Varsha, who is playing a game on her mother's iPad, gets an idea and smiles mischievously. She looked around and made sure that no one was in the room. She slowly tiptoed to the closet and opened a drawer that had her mother's lipsticks. She grinned, looking at them, and stood on her toes to choose a colour. She picked up the red lipstick and closed the draw.
She went and sat back on the bed, opening her mother's camera. She started to apply lipstick but pouted as she smudged it.
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"Varshu, what are you doing?" Meena said, coming inside.
Varsha sat on the bed, looking here and there as she was caught.
Meena went towards her and asked, "Ayyo! Where did you get this, Varshu?"
"Umm, Atta," Varsha said, looking here and there.
"Where is your Amma?" asked Meena.
"When did you come?" Arpita asked, coming out of the bathroom.
"Just now. See, what your daughter is doing here?" Meena said, looking at Arpita.
"OMG, Varshu! What have you done?" asked Arpita, running towards her.
"Hehe, Amma!" Varsha said, smiling nervously.
Arpita looked at her sternly and said, "Where did you get that?"
"From your draw," Varsha said meekly.
"Thank God, you are still in your bathrobe; otherwise, you would have spoiled your dress," said Arpita, taking the lipstick from her.
"I'll make her ready; you go and get ready fast," said Meena.
"Amma, sorry," Varsha said, holding her ears.
"It's okay. But don't repeat that next time," said Arpita.
Varsha nodded her head positively and said, "Okay, Amma!"
