Once upon a time in a cozy suburban neighborhood, there lived a loving family - Rajveer, Naina, and their adorable twins, Raina and Naveen. Their home was always filled with laughter and warmth, and their bond was unbreakable.

One sunny morning, Rajveer decided to surprise Raina and Naveen with a homemade pancake breakfast. He wore a chef's hat and apron, which made the twins giggle uncontrollably. As the pancakes sizzled on the griddle, Rajveer expertly flipped them into the air, causing both kids to cheer with delight.

"Look, Dadda can make pancakes fly!" Naveen exclaimed, clapping his hands.

Naina sat at the kitchen table, admiring her husband's playful antics with a heartwarming smile. Her love for Rajveer deepened as she watched him create these precious memories with their children.

After breakfast, they decided to spend the day at the nearby park. Rajveer pushed Raina and Naveen on the swings, higher and higher, as their laughter echoed through the park. The twins squealed with joy, their tiny hands gripping the chains tightly.

"Higher, Dadda, higher!" Raina urged, her eyes shining with excitement.

Rajveer obliged, pushing them even higher until their feet seemed to touch the sky. Naveen clung to the swing with a mischievous grin, while Raina's hair fluttered in the wind. The park was filled with their laughter, drawing smiles from other parents who watched the loving family.

As the sun began to set, they returned home, and it was bedtime for the twins. Rajveer took charge of tucking them in, while Naina read their favorite bedtime story. As she read, the twins' eyes grew heavy, and soon they drifted off to sleep, clutching their beloved stuffed animals.

Rajveer and Naina stood by their bedside, sharing a quiet moment of gratitude for their beautiful family. "Our children are the greatest blessings," Rajveer whispered, his voice filled with love.

Naina nodded, tears of joy glistening in her eyes. "They truly are. And aap, Rajveer, aap unke best dadda hai"

Their hearts were full as they left the room, knowing that their love would continue to grow, and their family would forever be filled with cute and adorable moments.

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So this marks the start of this book. It would have similar short stories/drabbles with Rajveer Naina as the leads. There won't be much of an engaging plot but rather light hearted moments.

Tell me what you think about it. Based on your comments I'll proceed further. For some months, I'll continue with this book but I am afraid I won't be starting any new story. Yet the plots you all had suggested are not forgotten and would be continued definately.

Also, if I don't reply to your comments in two or three days time, please drop me a reminder because I value your comments and always want to reply to each one but sometimes it just skips.

Update twice a week.

Looking forward for your views.

Signing off
Kikaberry