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"Yeh lo Gopi all the documents, papers, bas tum dhyan se padhke sign
kardo." you need to read
over them carefully and then sign "Dhanyavaad Dhawal bhai," Gopi said grabbing
the envelope and taking the papers out to read. "Gopi…tumhe puri tarhan se yakeen hai ke tum yeh
karna chahti ho?" Gopi are you 100% sure you want to do this? Dhawal bhai said staring at her. Gopi looked conflicted, she would have said yes last
night, but why was there a doubt in her mind now? No she was 100% sure that
Ahemji had never loved her. He was just a coldhearted and ungrateful man. "Ji," She said but didn't meet his
eyes. "Gopi kya hua? You've been married for
twenty-five years. I remember once you told Kinjal that this was forever." "Okay jo tum theak samjho (whatever you think is right)," Dhawal bhai said leaving MM. Gopi looked outside. It was going to
be a cloudy, stormy day but with glimpses of the sun, it perfectly portrayed her life with Ahemji. She saw Devarji arrive at the back porch and Ahem
greeting him. She decided to catch Ahem before he left today so she took her
papers and a pen and opened the doors to the porch. "Jai Shri Krishna devarji, before you guys leave
for the flight, mujhe Ahemji se kuchh kaam tha, bas thori der mein lage gi." I need Ahemji to take care of something it won't take long. Ahem was surprised and Jigar just gave a cute grin and
scratched the back of his head, "theak hai bhabhi. We've got time." "Gopi how did you…? But I didn't…" Ahem
stumbled over his words. "I overheard you and devarji yesterday," she
answered for him, "look I need you to sign a few things before you go." "What do you need me to sign?" Ahem asked
looking at the envelope in her arm. "You can read can't you? See for yourself and
I'll fix you and devarji some massala chai," Gopi said, taking a dig at the way
he used to treat her when she couldn't read, handing him the papers and pen
before disappearing inside. "Bhai that's a huge stack of papers," Jigar
said looking over his shoulder. Ahem didn't hear Jigar as his fingers and the rest of
his body shook violently. His worse fear had come true as he read the title of
the paper. The very first word was enough to make him piss in his pants. He
fell to his knees in the most pain he had ever felt in his entire life time. He
couldn't breathe and his heart rate was flaring rapidly. It was as if his worst nightmare had become reality. He
didn't, couldn't stop the tears as they began flowing. He had never known tears
in his entire life, up until now. He let the papers and pen fall free from his
hand and he looked in the kitchen window.(I'm
not sure if that would be possible) She
couldn't want this…could she? "Bhai, aap theak to hain? You're crying! Kya
likha hai in papers mein?" Jigar exclaimed while picking them up. He read
the first line and was put in a state of shock. Bhai, are you ok? Whats written in these papers? "Divorce!" Jigar yelled out confused.
"Things change and so do people Dhawal bhai you should know that, Kinjal
ben is a good example of this, after two years of marriage she finally accepted you. I'm no longer that nave "gawar" from that day
I'm a full grown woman now," Gopi said.
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