"Anu, what's wrong with Mom? Why is she so angry?" Rahi asked with a hint of sadness in her voice.
Anant replied in a low, deep voice, "She's a mother. It's her right to be angry with her children." However, Rahi was not satisfied with his answer. She knew there was more to the story.
“That's not the answer to my question, Anu. Do you know what Mom said that night? You made a promise without even hearing her out. We needed to talk to Mom and explain everything," Rahi argued, feeling a deep sense of frustration.
Anant's serious and low voice resonated as he said, "I know everything. That's why I'm asking you to trust me." The intensity in his eyes softened Rahi's anger, and she began to feel a glimmer of understanding.
"Then... do you know... about your real mother?" Rahi asked hesitan
