Grandpa acted a little annoyed.
"Oh really? What kind of question is that? I cannot come here?" he said.
"No, no… it's not like that. This is your house, you can come anytime. In fact, I say you should stay here only," Vihaan said with a small smile.
Kanak quietly started to leave from there.
"My son… I am very upset with you," Grandpa said seriously.
Vihaan's expression changed.
"Why, Grandpa?" he asked.
"You got married… and you didn't even tell me. I had to hear it from outsiders," Grandpa said.
"I'm sorry, Grandpa… everything happened so suddenly, I couldn't tell you," Vihaan said, lowering his head.
Just then, Kanak came back with tea and snacks for both of them. She placed the tray on the table quietly.
"Grandpa… my wife, Kanak," Vihaan said, gesturing towards her.
Grandpa smiled.
"Yes, I know… we have already met. And I like her," he said, placing his hand on Vihaan's shoulder.
Vihaan's eyes slowly moved towards Kanak.
