In the cozy bathroom of their family home, Abhimanyu and Sahana prepared for another joyful yet slightly chaotic bath time for the twins, Abhimaan and Abhiraj. The room was filled with the sweet scent of baby soap and echoed with the sound of delighted gurgles from the little ones.

Abhimaan and Abhiraj, perched on their little bath seats, kicked their legs in excitement, splashing the water and sending droplets everywhere. The room was a playful blend of baby giggles and bubbling water, a reflection of the happiness they brought to their parents' lives.

Abhimanyu dipped his hand in the warm bathwater, testing it for the right temperature. "Perfect," he proclaimed, flashing a grin at Sahana as he poured water over Abhiraj's tiny head.

Sahana chuckled, her heart swelling with affection for her husband and their children. "Abhi, I must say you're pretty good at this."

Abhimanyu's eyes sparkled with mischief. He leaned closer to Sahana, their faces inches apart, and with a flirtatious grin, he whispered, "Well, I've had the best teacher."

Sahana's cheeks turned a rosy shade, and she playfully swatted his arm. "You, Mr. Abhimanyu Raval, are quite the charmer, even in a bathroom full of babies."

Their laughter filled the room, followed by the twins' delighted coos and giggles.

Abhimaan, not one to be outdone by his parents' playful exchange, decided to join in the fun. He grabbed a nearby rubber duck and, with all his baby might, sent it splashing into the water, creating a miniature tidal wave. This, of course, prompted a chorus of delighted laughter from his brother and the adults.

Abhiraj, in all his adorable innocence, seemed to be enjoying the watery chaos immensely. He clapped his tiny hands and kicked his feet, showering everyone in his surroundings with droplets of bathwater.

"Ah, my little water warriors," Abhimanyu mused, gently reaching for Abhimaan and lifting him from his seat. He carefully cradled him in one arm while continuing to playfully splash water with the other.

Sahana reached for Abhiraj and joined in the playful water battle. Abhimaan and Abhiraj laughed and cooed, seemingly having the time of their lives as their parents played alongside them.

As the bath time fun continued, Abhimanyu couldn't help but admire his beautiful wife. The way her eyes sparkled as they exchanged smiles, the gentle touch of her fingers as she played with their children, and the sweet sound of her laughter filled his heart with warmth. He was immensely grateful for the happiness she had brought into his life, for the family they were building together.

He leaned over to give Sahana a soft and affectionate kiss. The twins, still in their baby bliss, cooed and clapped as if celebrating the moment.

Sahana, touched by her husband's gesture, gazed at him with adoration in her eyes. "Abhi, I love our little family," she whispered.

Abhimanyu's heart swelled with love as he held his family close in that warm, water-splashed bathroom. "I love it too," he replied, "and I love you."

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The soft glow of a nightlight cast a gentle, warm light in the room, creating a peaceful ambiance. Abhimaan lay in his crib, restless and feverish, his little forehead warm to the touch. Abhiraj was quietly observing his twin, his innocent eyes curious about his brother's discomfort.

Sahana sat on a rocking chair next to the crib, her eyes filled with worry as she stroked Abhimaan's hair and placed a cool cloth on his forehead. She could feel the heat emanating from his tiny body, and it tugged at her heartstrings.

Abhimanyu, equally concerned, hovered nearby, watching over his son. He couldn't help but feel a pang of helplessness seeing Abhimaan in distress. His tiny frame seemed even smaller in the crib.

As the night wore on, the minutes felt like hours as they monitored their son's fever. Abhiraj, though still a baby, seemed to understand that something was amiss. He watched intently, his eyes flitting between his brother and his parents.

Sahana's eyes welled up with tears. She carefully picked up Abhimaan and cradled him in her arms, whispering soothing words. Abhimanyu could see the distress in her eyes, and he moved closer to comfort her.

"Saani, it's going to be okay. He's just running a fever; it happens to little ones," Abhimanyu reassured her, his voice filled with love and understanding.

Sahana nodded, trying to hold back her tears, but her heartache was noticeable. She looked down at Abhimaan, who whimpered softly in her arms.

Abhiraj, now alone in the crib, observed his parents with wide eyes. His little heart seemed to understand that something important was happening.

Sahana leaned against Abhimanyu, seeking his comfort. "I'm just so worried, Abhi. He's so little, and seeing him like this breaks my heart."

Abhimanyu embraced his wife, wrapping his arms around her as she continued to hold Abhimaan. "I know, love. It's tough seeing our baby like this. But he's strong, just like his parents. He'll get through this." And he kissed her temple.

Sahana found solace in Abhimanyu's arms. She let her tears flow, releasing her pent-up fears and anxieties. Abhimanyu's soothing words and the warmth of his embrace were a balm to her soul.

With Abhimanyu's support, Sahana managed to calm down. Abhimaan was still restless, but his parents' presence seemed to bring him some comfort.

"Let's try to get some rest," Abhimanyu suggested. "I'll watch over Abhimaan, and you need to take care of yourself too."

Sahana nodded, reluctantly passing Abhimaan back to his crib. She watched as Abhiraj observed the entire exchange with his wide, curious eyes.

As Sahana settled into the rocking chair once more, Abhimanyu knelt by the crib, gently patting Abhimaan's back and whispering words of reassurance. Slowly, Abhimaan's cries subsided, and he drifted into a fitful sleep.

Seeing his son find some relief, Abhimanyu rejoined Sahana in the rocking chair. She leaned against him, her exhaustion evident.

"We'll get through this, Saani," Abhimanyu whispered, his hand softly caressing her cheek.

Sahana sighed, closing her eyes as she rested against her husband. The soft creaking of the rocking chair filled the room, lulling her into a peaceful sleep.

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The room was bathed in soft morning light, with Abhimaan and Abhiraj lying side by side on their tiny bed in the corner of the room., gazing up at the colorful shapes and animals that slowly rotated above them. It was a peaceful moment for the family, as Abhimanyu and Sahana watched their twin boys with a sense of wonder.

Abhimaan, the older of the two by a few minutes, had always been the more restless and inquisitive of the pair. This morning, he seemed particularly animated, wiggling and squirming, his tiny arms and legs making random movements.

Abhiraj, on the other hand, watched his brother with curiosity, his dark eyes fixed on Abhimaan's every motion. Though a bit more reserved, he was clearly intrigued by his twin's energy.

Sahana couldn't help but smile at her sons. "Look at them, Abhi. They're growing so fast."

Abhimanyu leaned in closer to the crib, his face beaming with pride. "They are, Saani. It feels like they were born just yesterday."

As they observed, they suddenly witnessed a surprising sight. Abhimaan, with a determined look on his tiny face, pushed himself up onto his wobbly, uncertain legs. The parents couldn't believe their eyes as their son stood upright, albeit with a slightly unsteady stance.

"Abhi, look!" Sahana exclaimed, her voice a mixture of excitement and disbelief.

Abhimanyu was equally amazed. "He's standing, Saani! Our little Maan is standing on his own!"

As if inspired by his brother's bold move, Abhiraj attempted to follow suit. His efforts were more tentative, but he managed to pull himself up on unsteady legs, too.

The room was filled with a mix of laughter and awe as the twin boys held onto the crib's railing for support, taking their first wobbly. Abhimaan looked at Abhiraj as if challenging him to keep up.

Sahana and Abhimanyu watched, their hearts swelling with pride. The moment was both incredible and heartwarming, an unforgettable sight of their children's determination.

"They're going to be little troublemakers, just like their mother," Abhimanyu remarked with a chuckle.

Sahana pinched his bicep, “I am not a troublemaker anymore.”

“Oh, but you do trouble your employees at Urban Vogue now.” He chuckled.

“How can I trouble them? I only spend three hours at the office.”  She argued.

“Alright, alright, let's not ruin the moment with arguments. Maan and Raj look so adorable.”

Together, they witnessed their twins taking their first tiny steps, their home filled with laughter and love as Abhimaan and Abhiraj embarked on an exciting journey of growth and exploration.

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Maan and Raj are so cute 😍