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"What the hell is going on here?" Shravan asked, looking between his wife and grandfather.

Tej Maheshwari coloured a bit at the embarrassment of being caught by his grandsons.

"Nothing," Tej said, waving a hand in a dismissive gesture.

Drishti raised an eyebrow and looked at Tej Maheshwari, who glared at her in return.

"It didn't seem like nothing, Dadu," Sharan said with a frown.

"Is that a game board?" Shravan asked, pointing at the tea table behind them. He was fascinated by the red colour spreading across his grandfather's cheeks.

Was his grandfather playing a board game? And that too with Drishti?

"Laala Singh took it out for dusting," Tej Maheshwari said.

"Now who is the liar?" Drishti mocked.

"You shut up, girl!"

"Why were you two fighting?" Shravan asked.

"Like kids," Shravan heard Siddharth saying, and that's when he noticed Siddharth sprawled across the couch with an amused look on his face.

"Siddharth, why don't you tell me what's going on here?" Shravan asked, and Siddhart