"Mr Armaan Verma?" Vikram Thakur asked as soon as Armaan opened the door of his suite.

"Yes. And you are?"

"Vikram Thakur. Someone very close to Janani and her family." Vikram Thakur said smugly

as he walked into Armaan's suite.

"So?" Armaan asked

"And I am here to talk about your decision to take Janani with you and your son to Mumbai"

Vikram said in a demanding voice and it didn't bode well with Armaan.

"I dont think it's any of your business Mr Thakur" Armaan said coldly

"It's Dr Thakur" Vikram corrected

"Yeah, whatever. It doesn't really matter. Anyways, it must be clear as daylight that my son

and Janani share a deep bond. You must have seen that yourself. So, I would like to make it

easier for my son when she moves on. An outright separation will not be good for him"

Armaan said with a shrug.

"And what about Janani? Taking her to Mumbai is a stupid move. How is it goin

Armaan looked at the defiant tilt of her chin, holding the baby close to her bosom fiddling

with the seat belt with her free hand.

"But the plan was to give him away as soon as he was born. That's what you signed up for.

That's what you planned when you left that note asking for more money" Armaan bit out

furiously.

He felt her stiffening...

"As long as the pay off was sufficient, you were prepared to give him up. So you should have

made sure that he is prepared for that. You shouldn't have let him get attached to you" He

added

"I wasn't sure about the separation" she fired back, an angry flush spreading across her

porcelain skin.

"I would have moved heaven and earth to find my son. I would have never quitted. From the

day you disappeared, every single day, I have thought about him and searched for him"

Armaan said gruffly

"But giving him up isn't going to be as easy as I o

Janani was so shocked that she froze for a moment. Her lips parted in surprise and her

breathing wavered. Her eyes widened in horror as Armaan's words sunk in.

"It would be easier on my son's emotional stability. But be sure to step back from him, letting

others take your place. Consider this a warning, if you want" Armaan shrugged casually.

"He should learn to adjust without you. It's good that he is at such an age were he will forget

you soon" He added, without really understanding the blow Janani felt at his words.

He had delivered the killing blow of truth by telling her what he expected and wanted from

her.

Mumbai and nanny job is very temporary and would come at a high cost

She would eventually lose little Advi. Her beloved little nephew.

She paled, as she felt a slicing pain in her heart, at the thought of having her expelled from

Advi's life.

But at the same time, Jan

"Mr Armaan Verma?" Vikram Thakur asked as soon as Armaan opened the door of his suite.

"Yes. And you are?"

"Vikram Thakur. Someone very close to Janani and her family." Vikram Thakur said smugly

as he walked into Armaan's suite.

"So?" Armaan asked

"And I am here to talk about your decision to take Janani with you and your son to Mumbai"

Vikram said in a demanding voice and it didn't bode well with Armaan.

"I dont think it's any of your business Mr Thakur" Armaan said coldly

"It's Dr Thakur" Vikram corrected

"Yeah, whatever. It doesn't really matter. Anyways, it must be clear as daylight that my son

and Janani share a deep bond. You must have seen that yourself. So, I would like to make it

easier for my son when she moves on. An outright separation will not be good for him"

Armaan said with a shrug.

"And what about Janani? Taking her to Mumbai is a stupid move. How is it going to let her

move on" Vikram said with a polite smile and Armaan shrugged.

"It is better if you co

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