In the second part of the story "Havas: It Causes Death," Aniket is deeply troubled as he climbs the stairs, grappling with his thoughts despite being with his beautiful wife, Janaki. The couple enters their elegantly decorated bedroom, which is adorned with daisies and white roses, and showcases various photographs documenting their marriage. As Aniket compares his current self to the slimmer version from their wedding, he feels a stark contrast between them, highlighting the effects of time and stress on his appearance. Aniket notices his own physical changes and feels a sense of regret for neglecting his well-being, while Janaki seems to have maintained her youthfulness. The photographs compel him to reflect on his identity and the changes in his life. Janaki, wanting to engage Aniket in conversation, asks him how he feels about the decorations in the bedroom, but Aniket hesitates, caught between admiration and deeper sentiments he wishes to express. The story captures Aniket's internal struggle with self-image and the dynamics of his relationship with Janaki, revealing themes of love, aging, and the challenges faced in maintaining personal and marital fulfillment.

by Jatin.R.patel in Gujarati Fiction Stories

Writen by Jatin.R.patel

Category Fiction Stories