Ananya's POVI am in the last month of my pregnancy. The bump is full and perfectly round. The doctor has told us to stay extra alerted as the baby could take birth on any day of this week. I am a little scared as I have witnessed how much pain a woman goes through to give birth to a baby. The doctor has asked me to stay calm and not to take stress about anything, everything would go smooth. For the last two days he is not going to the office and has decided to stay home till the delivery but today urgent work came and it was very important for him to attend the meeting so he left for the office. As it is afternoon so Aarav and his grandmother are sleeping and I am getting bored. He has provided me with a smartphone to play and cut the time still I am not in a mood to do anything. There is a kind of uneasiness and restlessness since the morning. My back is paining and there is a continuous pain in

Ananya's POV The moment the nurse placed the baby directly on my chest and my ears filled with his crying my heart fluttered and all my pain flew into the air. Now I know how a mother carries a baby for 9 months and endures all the pain to bring it into the world. The happiness of this moment cannot match anything and the happiness of carrying your baby in arms is worth all the pain. I know today I have bothered him a lot. I even scratched his skin but I was not in my control. The pain was unbearable. It felt like every bone of my body is breaking. But I forgot about the pain by looking at this little life lying in my arms.I know this baby does not belong to me genetically but I cannot ignore the emotional connection that I have developed with him during these nine months. If not genes, then he has my blood. He was coated in my blood when he took birth. But no matter what I have to accept the fact

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Ananya's POV It is been three months since I have been living with Akshat and his mother. I must say that they are good human beings and keep me entertained all day long. I enjoy his mother's company in the cafe, she always treats me like a family member and not a worker. Whenever I make up my mind of leaving them his mother requests me to stay for one more month. Although I am working hard in her cafe and paying him the rent of the room yet there is a feeling that somewhere I am going wrong. "How many times do I have to tell you that you are not a waitress here. Your work is back in the office" his mother said taking the tray from my hand and placing it on the counter. "It's ok auntiji. You can see that these days we are lacking in staff. One person is looking after three customers at a time. It is no problem if I serve one customer when I am free. And after all, work is work" I smiled. "I m

Ananya's POV And then as if God listened to my heart my eyes met with the pair of those familiar eyes that were stuck on me while joining the party and the world around us stopped as we met again. His eyes were looking directly into mine, doing magic, using its spell, not allowing my eyes to move or even blink for once. His eyes were plastered on me sharing the same electric vibes. I could hear Akshat's voice who was standing beside me continuously talking to someone but my mind was not registering his words as it was completely occupied by him. "Ananya!" I came to my senses as Akshat jerked me lightly. "Where are you lost? I called you multiple times" "Oh sorry!" "Meet him, he was my classmate" I passed a small smile to him and shifted my gaze to the girl who was standing beside