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Gnapika and her mother sat at their small wooden table, the warm glow of the overhead lamp casting a cozy light over their modest kitchen. The aroma of freshly cooked curry and warm naan filled the room, making Gnapika’s mouth water with anticipation. She eagerly dug into her plate, savoring each bite of her mother's delicious cooking.
“This is amazing, Mom,” Gnapika said with a bright smile, her eyes sparkling with delight. “Your food is always the best.” Her mother, Meera, smiled back, a soft warmth in her eyes. “I’m glad you like it, sweetheart. It’s your favorite, after all.” As they continued eating, a thoughtful expression crossed Gnapika’s face. She glanced at her mother, curiosity burning in her young eyes. “Mom, can I ask you something?” Meera nodded, her smile fading slightly as she sensed the seriousness in her daughter’s tone. “Of course, Gnapika. What is it?” “Why are it just the two of us? WhatRelated chapters
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