Chapter 81: Part-76-2

"Nope. So what we can't go for your surprise. I do have other things planned up my sleeves. We are going for some sight seeing. Yesterday you told me that you want to do all that with me so here I'm at your service ma'am." He smiled bowing a little." "Come on then. Follow me." She giggled settling herself on the passengers seat. ------------------------------- The day was eventful. After shopping they went for sight seeing. Randhir making sure she has the fullest experience of the place. The beam in her eyes when she saw those magnificent and breath taking church or  those smiles she had on her lips when they visited the beach. After a hectic and tiring day they were now sitting in one of the popular food joint in goa, gobbling some mouth watering goan cuisine. Who can deny a goan cuisine. None unless the person don't love eating. "This place is my favourite." Randhir said. "They serve the best food here." "Without a doubt." Sanyukta said as she was finished eating. "Dessert time." Randhir rubbed his palms together and called the waiter. "Two plates bebinca." "I'm full. I can't eat anything now." She protested. "It is a must eat thing Sanyukta. You just can't deny this. This dessert is Goa's speciality." Whole day Sanyukta noticed the spark in his eyes when he use to tell something about the place. It felt like it was his duty to make her feel ecstatic about the place. Just like he feels. He wanted to make her experience everything whatever he had experienced. "Eat." Randhir said forwarding the plate in her direction. "It taste heavenly." "If you say so." She smiled digging her spoon in the dessert and then putting it in her mouth. "Mm.." She moaned in satisfaction as taste of milk butter and jaggery melts in her mouth. "This is awesome." "Told you." He smiled. ------------------------------ "How much time it will take us to reach back our home if we walk?" Sanyukta asked. "Hmm.. Around thirty minutes." He replied. "Can we just walk.. If you don't mind." "Of course I won't." "But car?" "I'll ask someone to pick it up later." The night was calm with mild breeze blowing thus making the weather more beautiful. Randhir and Sanyukta were walking side by side  with Randhir holding her hands and entwined their fingers. It was complete silence and for once they were enjoying the silence. All they could hear was click of their shoes and may be beats of the their hearts. "I never met your friends Randhir." She asked breaking the silence. "You have. Parth is my friend and yesterday only you met ragini." He answered nonchalantly. "Do you have just like three friends. Ragini told me you had many." Randhir not spending time with other people apart from her was not something Sanyukta was liking. He has full right to spend time with his friend and other people who are important to him. "I never met your friends either so we are equal." "Don't change the topic Randhir. You can't always ignore or divert the topics. Tell me Randhir why don't you like normal man go out with your friends once in a while and party. You should go out with your friends meet them hang out with them. You can do things that don't involve me. You can spend time with other people. Marrying me should not hamper you as an individual." "There is nothing to tell Sanyukta. Yes I had to quite lot of friends in college but keeping contacts with everybody wasn't important because they weren't of much importance. I'm in touch with people I find important." He said. "You can't be in touch with everybody. Life goes on and so do we. I'm glad they were part of my life once and I'm glad now they are not. With time the person important to you only should matter." He said. "We are grown up people now. We have responsibilities. Karan keep on travelling from city to city country to country. Parth and I too have lot of work Sanyukta. We are not more college going boys. We are men with responsibilities." By now they both were standing on the middle of the road. "Men don't party. They don't hang out with their friends. That's all nonsense and excuse. Hanging out with your friends once in while to distress yourself from work load is not a crime." "I don't know about other but I don't party anymore. I'm happy the way I'm now. I have you and that's all I want. End of decision." He grabbed her hand so that they can continue walking. "Ragini told me, during college time you were intelligent and handsome but she never mentioned about your Casanova images. Has all this hatred you have for partying is because it has something to with you becoming a Casanova." She bluntly asked. There was no reason to shoot behind the bush. "I.." "You can tell me Randhir. I will be the last one to judge you. Past don't matter to me any more. I love you regardless." She cupped his face joining their foreheads. "If past don't matter why are you so bothered to know about it." "So that you don't have any burden." She whispered. "After completing my post graduation, I started helping dad in business and since I was new and there wasn't much for me to do so I started partying with some of my college friends on regular basis. They were not best of the companies I tell you." He chuckled. "Dad was very lenient. He always use to say I will learn my responsibilities with time. His attitude made me more reckless. I would party every night get high on drink and sleep with don't know which girl. After month or two and Parth came to knew about this he tried to set me back on tracks but I was far gone. Still like a best friend he did his best to make me old Randhir and he somewhat succeeded too.  Those people were not my company anymore. I started taking business seriously and made sure i keep my self involved in it but as said bad habits die hard..." "Old habits die hard." She corrected. "Bad too Sanyukta.. Bad ones too." He sadly smiled before continuing. "Alcohol and girls became one of my habits until I met you and the rest is history." He completed closing his eyes. "I love you." Was all she replied. "I love you too princess. You make me a better person. Your love makes me a better person."