Our Perfect Mistake - Page 2

Chapter 2

Garry's mother, Jasleen, was a pillar of strength and compassion. When she learned about Seerat's pregnancy and their decision to elope, she knew that they needed to make things right with the rest of the family. She believed in the power of forgiveness and reconciliation, and she was determined to help Garry and Seerat mend their relationships.

On a sunny afternoon, Jasleen drove Seerat and Garry to Seerat's family home. Seerat was nervous, her hands trembling in her lap as they pulled into the driveway. Garry reached out and squeezed her hand, offering her silent support.

Jasleen turned to them with a reassuring smile. "Everything will be okay, I promise. We're here together, as a family."

With Jasleen leading the way, they approached the front door. Seerat's heart pounded in her chest as she rang the doorbell.

Seerat's father, Ajeet, opened the door, his expression guarded. But when he saw Jasleen standing beside Seerat and Garry, his expression softened slightly.

"Mr. Singh, we've come to apologize," Jasleen began, her voice gentle yet firm. "Garry and Seerat made a mistake by eloping, and they understand the pain and disappointment they caused you and your family."

Seerat stepped forward, her voice steady despite her nerves. "Dad, I'm sorry. I know I hurt you by leaving without telling you, but I love Garry, and we're going to raise this baby together."

Ajeet's expression softened as he listened to Seerat's words. He looked from Seerat to Garry and then to Jasleen, his eyes filled with emotion.

After a long moment, he sighed and stepped aside, gesturing for them to enter. "Come inside. We have a lot to talk about."

As they stepped into the house, Seerat felt a weight lift off her shoulders. She knew that they still had a long way to go to rebuild their relationships, but she also knew that they were taking the first step together, as a family. And with Jasleen by their side, she felt hopeful that they could overcome any obstacle that came their way. ( Little did they know he hadn't forgiven them so easily)

After a heartfelt conversation with Seerat's family, Jasleen suggested they visit her side of the family next. She believed that seeking forgiveness and understanding from both families was crucial for their future as a couple and as new parents.

The next day, Jasleen drove Seerat and Garry to her family's home. Seerat felt a mix of nerves and anticipation as they pulled up to the familiar house. Garry held her hand tightly, offering silent support.

As they entered the house, Seerat was greeted by her aunt, uncle, and her cousin, Angad. Seerat's heart sank as she saw Angad standing there, his expression unreadable. He was her ex-fiancé, the man she had left at the altar when she eloped with Garry.

Jasleen took a deep breath, breaking the tense silence. "I know this is unexpected, but there's something important we need to discuss."

Her family gathered around, their expressions curious yet wary.

Jasleen continued, her voice steady. "Seerat and Garry made a mistake by eloping. They understand the hurt and disappointment they caused, and they're here to apologize."

Seerat stepped forward, her voice filled with emotion. "I'm sorry for what I did, Angad. I know I hurt you, and I regret it every day."

Angad's expression softened as he listened to Seerat's words. "Seerat, I... I forgive you."

Tears welled up in Seerat's eyes as she hugged Angad tightly. "Thank you, Angad. I'm so sorry."

As Seerat and Angad embraced, Garry felt a pang of jealousy, but he pushed it aside. This wasn't about him; it was about Seerat and her family finding closure.

Jasleen smiled, relieved that her family was willing to forgive and move forward. "Thank you, everyone. I know this isn't easy, but it means a lot to Seerat and Garry."

As they left Jasleen's family home, Seerat felt a sense of relief wash over her. She knew that they still had a long way to go to rebuild their relationships, but she also knew that they were on the right path.

And with Garry by her side, she felt hopeful that they could overcome any obstacle that came their way. Together, they were ready to face whatever the future held.

After all the hugs and apologies, Garry took Angad aside to talk to him.

Garry: Angad bro, I hope you're not angry."

"Angad: I'm not. It hurt, but I can tell you both are in love. Besides, I'm already falling for a certain hazel-eyed girl."

"Garry: Sahiba! Omg, my brother's in love."

"Angad: Shh, calm down. Don't tell anybody, okay? I'm waiting for the right chance."

Garry smiled, happy to see his friend finding happiness again. "Your secret's safe with me, Angad. I'm rooting for you and Sahiba."

Angad grinned, grateful for Garry's support. "Thanks, Garry. And congratulations to you and Seerat. You're going to be amazing parents."

As they rejoined the rest of the family, Garry felt a sense of gratitude for the forgiveness and understanding they had received. He knew that they still had a long way to go, but with the love and support of their families, he was confident that they could overcome any obstacle that came their way.

As the evening progressed, Garry and Seerat felt a weight lift off their shoulders. They shared smiles and laughter with their families, grateful for the opportunity to mend their relationships.

Angad and Garry's conversation remained between them, a silent agreement to keep each other's confidences. Despite the tumultuous past, a sense of camaraderie emerged between the two men as they navigated their own paths to happiness.

As the night drew to a close, Seerat and Garry exchanged glances filled with love and gratitude. They knew that they had a long road ahead, but they also knew that they were not alone. With the support of their families and each other, they were ready to face whatever challenges came their way.

As they said their goodbyes and headed home, Seerat leaned against Garry's shoulder, feeling a sense of peace settle over her. No matter what the future held, she knew that they had the strength and resilience to overcome it together.

And as they drove into the night, the warmth of their love enveloped them, lighting the way forward into a brighter tomorrow.

As they said their goodbyes and headed home, Seerat leaned against Garry's shoulder, feeling a sense of peace settle over her. No matter what the future held, she knew that they had the strength and resilience to overcome it together.

SEERAT AND GARRY WERE SLEEPING IN THE CAR WHEN

Seerat's contractions started early in the morning, a dull ache in her lower back that grew stronger with each passing minute. She tried to keep calm, focusing on her breathing as she waited for Garry to wake up.

When he finally stirred, Seerat couldn't hide her anxiety. "Garry, it's time," she said, her voice trembling with excitement and nervousness.

Garry's eyes widened in realizationand told the driver to stop the car , his heart racing with anticipation. "Okay, okay, let's go," he said, trying to hide his own nerves as he helped Seerat out of the car.

They made their way to the hospital, Seerat gripping Garry's hand tightly as another contraction washed over her. By the time they arrived, she was breathing heavily, her face flushed with exertion.

The nurses quickly got Seerat settled into a room, and as the contractions grew stronger, she found herself lost in a haze of pain and anticipation.

Garry stayed by her side, offering words of encouragement and support as Seerat pushed through each contraction. Despite the pain, she found strength in Garry's presence, knowing that they were in this together.

Finally, after what felt like an eternity, it was time. With one final push, Seerat felt a wave of relief wash over her as their baby entered the world, crying out for the first time.

Tears of joy streamed down Seerat's face as she held their little one in her arms for the first time, her heart overflowing with love and gratitude. And as she looked up at Garry, she knew that their journey was just beginning. But no matter what challenges lay ahead, they would face them together, as a family.

SEERAT GOT DISCHARGED FROM THE HOSPITAL AND THEY ARE BACK AT HOME

But little did they know, a storm was brewing on the horizon. As they arrived home, they found a mysterious envelope waiting for them on their doorstep. Inside was a letter, the contents of which would change everything.

Garry's hands trembled as he read the words written on the page, his heart sinking with each passing moment. Seerat looked over his shoulder, her eyes widening in shock as she read the letter.

"What is it, Garry? What does it say?" she asked, her voice trembling with fear.

But before Garry could respond, a sudden knock at the door interrupted them. With a sinking feeling in the pit of their stomachs, they realized that their troubles were far from over.

As they exchanged worried glances, they knew that whatever lay on the other side of that door would only bring more challenges and obstacles into their already tumultuous lives.

CHAPTER 3

With a sense of foreboding, Garry opened the door to find a stern-looking man standing on their doorstep. He held out a piece of paper, his expression unreadable.

"Are you Garry Singh?" the man asked, his voice grave.

Garry nodded slowly, his heart pounding in his chest. "Yes, that's me. What is this about?"

The man handed Garry the piece of paper. "You've been served," he said simply before turning and walking away into the night.

Garry's hands trembled as he unfolded the paper and read the words written on it. His heart sank as he realized what it was: a court summons.

Seerat looked over his shoulder, her eyes widening in shock as she read the document. "Garry, what does this mean? What's going on?"

Garry's mind raced as he tried to make sense of the situation. "It's from Seerat's father. He's suing us for custody of the baby."

Seerat's hands flew to her mouth in shock. "But... but why? We've done nothing wrong!"

Garry wrapped his arms around Seerat, trying to offer her comfort. But deep down, he knew that their troubles were far from over. They were about to face the fight of their lives, and he wasn't sure if they were ready forSeerat's heart raced with fear and disbelief. The thought of losing custody of their baby was too much to bear.

"Garry, what are we going to do?" Seerat whispered, her voice trembling.

Garry held her tightly, trying to hide his own fear. "We'll fight this, Seerat. We'll do whatever it takes to keep our baby."

But even as he said the words, Garry couldn't shake the feeling of dread that had settled over him. They were facing a battle they never expected, and he wasn't sure if they were prepared for what lay ahead.

As they stood in the dim light of their doorway, Seerat knew that their lives were about to change in ways they never could have imagined. And as they held each other tightly, they knew that they would face whatever challenges came their way, tDetermined to face the challenge head-on, Garry and Seerat spent the night discussing their options. They knew they needed legal help, so the first thing they did the next morning was to contact a lawyer specializing in family law.

After explaining their situation, the lawyer assured them that they had a strong case. However, the road ahead wouldn't be easy. Custody battles were often long and emotionally draining, and there were no guarantees of the outcome.

As they left the lawyer's office, Garry and Seerat felt a mix of fear and determination. They knew they were in for a tough fight, but they were willing to do whatever it took to keep their family together.

Weeks turned into months as the custody battle dragged on. Garry and Seerat spent countless hours in court, fighting for their rights as parents. It was emotionally exhausting, but they refused to give up.

Finally, after what felt like an eternity, the judge delivered their verdict. Garry and Seerat had won custody of their baby.

Tears of relief streamed down Seerat's face as she held their little one in her arms. Garry wrapped his arms around them both, his heart overflowing with love and gratitude.

As they left the courtroom, Garry and Seerat knew that their journey was far from over. But no matter what challenges lay ahead, they were ready to face them together, as a family. And as they walked into the bright sunlight, they knew that their love would carry them through whatever trials life threWith the custody battle behind them, Garry and Seerat focused on building a stable and loving environment for their baby. They were relieved to have won custody, but they knew that they still had a long journey ahead as parents.

As they settled into their new routine, Garry and Seerat's bond grew even stronger. They cherished every moment with their little one, knowing how precious and fragile life could be.

But just as they began to relax and enjoy their newfound happiness, a new challenge emerged. Seerat's father, Ajeet, was not ready to give up the fight.

One day, as they were leaving their apartment, they found a note pinned to their door. It was from Ajeet, and it was clear from the tone of the message that he was not backing down.

"We're not finished yet," the note read. "I'll do whatever it takes to get my grandchild back."

Garry's hands trembled as he read the words. He knew that Ajeet was serious, and he feared what he might do next.

Seerat clutched Garry's hand tightly, her eyes filled with fear. "Garry, what are we going to do?"

Garry took a deep breath, trying to calm his racing thoughts. "We'll fight back, Seerat. We won't let him tear our family apart."

But deep down, Garry knew that the battle was far from over. And as they headed out into the unknown, he couldn't shake the feeling that their lives were about to be turned upside Determined to protect their family, Garry and Seerat knew they had to be prepared for whatever Ajeet might throw their way. They consulted with their lawyer, who advised them to document every interaction with Ajeet and to be vigilant in safeguarding their baby's well-being.

Weeks passed without any further confrontation from Ajeet, and Garry and Seerat allowed themselves to hope that perhaps he had given up his fight. But just as they were starting to relax, they received a summons to appear in court once again.

This time, Ajeet was suing for visitation rights with his grandchild.

Garry and Seerat were stunned. They had hoped that winning custody would put an end to the conflict, but it seemed that Ajeet was determined to continue the battle.

As they sat in the courtroom, facing Ajeet and his lawyer, Garry and Seerat felt a sense of dread wash over them. They knew that this time, the stakes were even higher.

The judge listened to both sides of the argument before delivering his verdict. In the end, he granted Ajeet limited visitation rights, much to Garry and Seerat's dismay.

As they left the courtroom, Garry felt a sense of defeat wash over him. He knew that the battle with Ajeet was far from over, and he feared what it might mean for their family's future.

But Seerat refused to give up hope. "We'll get through this, Garry," she said, her voice filled with determination. "We've come too far to let this tear us apart."

And as they headed home, hand in hand, Garry knew that no matter what challenges lay ahead, they would face them togethDespite the setback in court, Garry and Seerat remained resolute. They refused to let Ajeet's actions disrupt their newfound happiness as a family.

With the support of their lawyer and loved ones, they established strict guidelines for Ajeet's visits with their baby, ensuring the child's safety and well-being at all times.

As time passed, Ajeet began to realize that his attempts to tear the family apart were futile. Seeing the love and stability Garry and Seerat provided for their baby, he gradually softened his stance.

Eventually, Ajeet approached Garry and Seerat, expressing his desire to mend their strained relationship and be a positive presence in his grandchild's life.

Though it took time, Garry and Seerat agreed to give Ajeet a chance to be a part of their baby's life under carefully monitored conditions.

As the years went by, the wounds of the past slowly healed, and Garry, Seerat, and their child became a stronger, more resilient family.

Their journey was not without its challenges, but they faced them together, with love, determination, and unwavering support for one another. And in the end, that was all that mattered.er, as a family.down once again.w their way.ogether. what lay ahead.

Originally posted by: Amanita09

Chapter 2

Garry's mother, Jasleen, was a pillar of strength and compassion. When she learned about Seerat's pregnancy and their decision to elope, she knew that they needed to make things right with the rest of the family. She believed in the power of forgiveness and reconciliation, and she was determined to help Garry and Seerat mend their relationships.

On a sunny afternoon, Jasleen drove Seerat and Garry to Seerat's family home. Seerat was nervous, her hands trembling in her lap as they pulled into the driveway. Garry reached out and squeezed her hand, offering her silent support.

Jasleen turned to them with a reassuring smile. "Everything will be okay, I promise. We're here together, as a family."

With Jasleen leading the way, they approached the front door. Seerat's heart pounded in her chest as she rang the doorbell.

Seerat's father, Ajeet, opened the door, his expression guarded. But when he saw Jasleen standing beside Seerat and Garry, his expression softened slightly.

"Mr. Singh, we've come to apologize," Jasleen began, her voice gentle yet firm. "Garry and Seerat made a mistake by eloping, and they understand the pain and disappointment they caused you and your family."

Seerat stepped forward, her voice steady despite her nerves. "Dad, I'm sorry. I know I hurt you by leaving without telling you, but I love Garry, and we're going to raise this baby together."

Ajeet's expression softened as he listened to Seerat's words. He looked from Seerat to Garry and then to Jasleen, his eyes filled with emotion.

After a long moment, he sighed and stepped aside, gesturing for them to enter. "Come inside. We have a lot to talk about."

As they stepped into the house, Seerat felt a weight lift off her shoulders. She knew that they still had a long way to go to rebuild their relationships, but she also knew that they were taking the first step together, as a family. And with Jasleen by their side, she felt hopeful that they could overcome any obstacle that came their way. ( Little did they know he hadn't forgiven them so easily)

After a heartfelt conversation with Seerat's family, Jasleen suggested they visit her side of the family next. She believed that seeking forgiveness and understanding from both families was crucial for their future as a couple and as new parents.

The next day, Jasleen drove Seerat and Garry to her family's home. Seerat felt a mix of nerves and anticipation as they pulled up to the familiar house. Garry held her hand tightly, offering silent support.

As they entered the house, Seerat was greeted by her aunt, uncle, and her cousin, Angad. Seerat's heart sank as she saw Angad standing there, his expression unreadable. He was her ex-fiancé, the man she had left at the altar when she eloped with Garry.

Jasleen took a deep breath, breaking the tense silence. "I know this is unexpected, but there's something important we need to discuss."

Her family gathered around, their expressions curious yet wary.

Jasleen continued, her voice steady. "Seerat and Garry made a mistake by eloping. They understand the hurt and disappointment they caused, and they're here to apologize."

Seerat stepped forward, her voice filled with emotion. "I'm sorry for what I did, Angad. I know I hurt you, and I regret it every day."

Angad's expression softened as he listened to Seerat's words. "Seerat, I... I forgive you."

Tears welled up in Seerat's eyes as she hugged Angad tightly. "Thank you, Angad. I'm so sorry."

As Seerat and Angad embraced, Garry felt a pang of jealousy, but he pushed it aside. This wasn't about him; it was about Seerat and her family finding closure.

Jasleen smiled, relieved that her family was willing to forgive and move forward. "Thank you, everyone. I know this isn't easy, but it means a lot to Seerat and Garry."

As they left Jasleen's family home, Seerat felt a sense of relief wash over her. She knew that they still had a long way to go to rebuild their relationships, but she also knew that they were on the right path.

And with Garry by her side, she felt hopeful that they could overcome any obstacle that came their way. Together, they were ready to face whatever the future held.

After all the hugs and apologies, Garry took Angad aside to talk to him.

Garry: Angad bro, I hope you're not angry."

"Angad: I'm not. It hurt, but I can tell you both are in love. Besides, I'm already falling for a certain hazel-eyed girl."

"Garry: Sahiba! Omg, my brother's in love."

"Angad: Shh, calm down. Don't tell anybody, okay? I'm waiting for the right chance."

Garry smiled, happy to see his friend finding happiness again. "Your secret's safe with me, Angad. I'm rooting for you and Sahiba."

Angad grinned, grateful for Garry's support. "Thanks, Garry. And congratulations to you and Seerat. You're going to be amazing parents."

As they rejoined the rest of the family, Garry felt a sense of gratitude for the forgiveness and understanding they had received. He knew that they still had a long way to go, but with the love and support of their families, he was confident that they could overcome any obstacle that came their way.

As the evening progressed, Garry and Seerat felt a weight lift off their shoulders. They shared smiles and laughter with their families, grateful for the opportunity to mend their relationships.

Angad and Garry's conversation remained between them, a silent agreement to keep each other's confidences. Despite the tumultuous past, a sense of camaraderie emerged between the two men as they navigated their own paths to happiness.

As the night drew to a close, Seerat and Garry exchanged glances filled with love and gratitude. They knew that they had a long road ahead, but they also knew that they were not alone. With the support of their families and each other, they were ready to face whatever challenges came their way.

As they said their goodbyes and headed home, Seerat leaned against Garry's shoulder, feeling a sense of peace settle over her. No matter what the future held, she knew that they had the strength and resilience to overcome it together.

And as they drove into the night, the warmth of their love enveloped them, lighting the way forward into a brighter tomorrow.

As they said their goodbyes and headed home, Seerat leaned against Garry's shoulder, feeling a sense of peace settle over her. No matter what the future held, she knew that they had the strength and resilience to overcome it together.

SEERAT AND GARRY WERE SLEEPING IN THE CAR WHEN

Seerat's contractions started early in the morning, a dull ache in her lower back that grew stronger with each passing minute. She tried to keep calm, focusing on her breathing as she waited for Garry to wake up.

When he finally stirred, Seerat couldn't hide her anxiety. "Garry, it's time," she said, her voice trembling with excitement and nervousness.

Garry's eyes widened in realizationand told the driver to stop the car , his heart racing with anticipation. "Okay, okay, let's go," he said, trying to hide his own nerves as he helped Seerat out of the car.

They made their way to the hospital, Seerat gripping Garry's hand tightly as another contraction washed over her. By the time they arrived, she was breathing heavily, her face flushed with exertion.

The nurses quickly got Seerat settled into a room, and as the contractions grew stronger, she found herself lost in a haze of pain and anticipation.

Garry stayed by her side, offering words of encouragement and support as Seerat pushed through each contraction. Despite the pain, she found strength in Garry's presence, knowing that they were in this together.

Finally, after what felt like an eternity, it was time. With one final push, Seerat felt a wave of relief wash over her as their baby entered the world, crying out for the first time.

Tears of joy streamed down Seerat's face as she held their little one in her arms for the first time, her heart overflowing with love and gratitude. And as she looked up at Garry, she knew that their journey was just beginning. But no matter what challenges lay ahead, they would face them together, as a family.

SEERAT GOT DISCHARGED FROM THE HOSPITAL AND THEY ARE BACK AT HOME

But little did they know, a storm was brewing on the horizon. As they arrived home, they found a mysterious envelope waiting for them on their doorstep. Inside was a letter, the contents of which would change everything.

Garry's hands trembled as he read the words written on the page, his heart sinking with each passing moment. Seerat looked over his shoulder, her eyes widening in shock as she read the letter.

"What is it, Garry? What does it say?" she asked, her voice trembling with fear.

But before Garry could respond, a sudden knock at the door interrupted them. With a sinking feeling in the pit of their stomachs, they realized that their troubles were far from over.

As they exchanged worried glances, they knew that whatever lay on the other side of that door would only bring more challenges and obstacles into their already tumultuous lives.

I m excited yet curious about the envelope🤔

I wish Serry will able to handle any situation 🥹

Originally posted by: Amanita09

CHAPTER 3

With a sense of foreboding, Garry opened the door to find a stern-looking man standing on their doorstep. He held out a piece of paper, his expression unreadable.

"Are you Garry Singh?" the man asked, his voice grave.

Garry nodded slowly, his heart pounding in his chest. "Yes, that's me. What is this about?"

The man handed Garry the piece of paper. "You've been served," he said simply before turning and walking away into the night.

Garry's hands trembled as he unfolded the paper and read the words written on it. His heart sank as he realized what it was: a court summons.

Seerat looked over his shoulder, her eyes widening in shock as she read the document. "Garry, what does this mean? What's going on?"

Garry's mind raced as he tried to make sense of the situation. "It's from Seerat's father. He's suing us for custody of the baby."

Seerat's hands flew to her mouth in shock. "But... but why? We've done nothing wrong!"

Garry wrapped his arms around Seerat, trying to offer her comfort. But deep down, he knew that their troubles were far from over. They were about to face the fight of their lives, and he wasn't sure if they were ready forSeerat's heart raced with fear and disbelief. The thought of losing custody of their baby was too much to bear.

"Garry, what are we going to do?" Seerat whispered, her voice trembling.

Garry held her tightly, trying to hide his own fear. "We'll fight this, Seerat. We'll do whatever it takes to keep our baby."

But even as he said the words, Garry couldn't shake the feeling of dread that had settled over him. They were facing a battle they never expected, and he wasn't sure if they were prepared for what lay ahead.

As they stood in the dim light of their doorway, Seerat knew that their lives were about to change in ways they never could have imagined. And as they held each other tightly, they knew that they would face whatever challenges came their way, tDetermined to face the challenge head-on, Garry and Seerat spent the night discussing their options. They knew they needed legal help, so the first thing they did the next morning was to contact a lawyer specializing in family law.

After explaining their situation, the lawyer assured them that they had a strong case. However, the road ahead wouldn't be easy. Custody battles were often long and emotionally draining, and there were no guarantees of the outcome.

As they left the lawyer's office, Garry and Seerat felt a mix of fear and determination. They knew they were in for a tough fight, but they were willing to do whatever it took to keep their family together.

Weeks turned into months as the custody battle dragged on. Garry and Seerat spent countless hours in court, fighting for their rights as parents. It was emotionally exhausting, but they refused to give up.

Finally, after what felt like an eternity, the judge delivered their verdict. Garry and Seerat had won custody of their baby.

Tears of relief streamed down Seerat's face as she held their little one in her arms. Garry wrapped his arms around them both, his heart overflowing with love and gratitude.

As they left the courtroom, Garry and Seerat knew that their journey was far from over. But no matter what challenges lay ahead, they were ready to face them together, as a family. And as they walked into the bright sunlight, they knew that their love would carry them through whatever trials life threWith the custody battle behind them, Garry and Seerat focused on building a stable and loving environment for their baby. They were relieved to have won custody, but they knew that they still had a long journey ahead as parents.

As they settled into their new routine, Garry and Seerat's bond grew even stronger. They cherished every moment with their little one, knowing how precious and fragile life could be.

But just as they began to relax and enjoy their newfound happiness, a new challenge emerged. Seerat's father, Ajeet, was not ready to give up the fight.

One day, as they were leaving their apartment, they found a note pinned to their door. It was from Ajeet, and it was clear from the tone of the message that he was not backing down.

"We're not finished yet," the note read. "I'll do whatever it takes to get my grandchild back."

Garry's hands trembled as he read the words. He knew that Ajeet was serious, and he feared what he might do next.

Seerat clutched Garry's hand tightly, her eyes filled with fear. "Garry, what are we going to do?"

Garry took a deep breath, trying to calm his racing thoughts. "We'll fight back, Seerat. We won't let him tear our family apart."

But deep down, Garry knew that the battle was far from over. And as they headed out into the unknown, he couldn't shake the feeling that their lives were about to be turned upside Determined to protect their family, Garry and Seerat knew they had to be prepared for whatever Ajeet might throw their way. They consulted with their lawyer, who advised them to document every interaction with Ajeet and to be vigilant in safeguarding their baby's well-being.

Weeks passed without any further confrontation from Ajeet, and Garry and Seerat allowed themselves to hope that perhaps he had given up his fight. But just as they were starting to relax, they received a summons to appear in court once again.

This time, Ajeet was suing for visitation rights with his grandchild.

Garry and Seerat were stunned. They had hoped that winning custody would put an end to the conflict, but it seemed that Ajeet was determined to continue the battle.

As they sat in the courtroom, facing Ajeet and his lawyer, Garry and Seerat felt a sense of dread wash over them. They knew that this time, the stakes were even higher.

The judge listened to both sides of the argument before delivering his verdict. In the end, he granted Ajeet limited visitation rights, much to Garry and Seerat's dismay.

As they left the courtroom, Garry felt a sense of defeat wash over him. He knew that the battle with Ajeet was far from over, and he feared what it might mean for their family's future.

But Seerat refused to give up hope. "We'll get through this, Garry," she said, her voice filled with determination. "We've come too far to let this tear us apart."

And as they headed home, hand in hand, Garry knew that no matter what challenges lay ahead, they would face them togethDespite the setback in court, Garry and Seerat remained resolute. They refused to let Ajeet's actions disrupt their newfound happiness as a family.

With the support of their lawyer and loved ones, they established strict guidelines for Ajeet's visits with their baby, ensuring the child's safety and well-being at all times.

As time passed, Ajeet began to realize that his attempts to tear the family apart were futile. Seeing the love and stability Garry and Seerat provided for their baby, he gradually softened his stance.

Eventually, Ajeet approached Garry and Seerat, expressing his desire to mend their strained relationship and be a positive presence in his grandchild's life.

Though it took time, Garry and Seerat agreed to give Ajeet a chance to be a part of their baby's life under carefully monitored conditions.

As the years went by, the wounds of the past slowly healed, and Garry, Seerat, and their child became a stronger, more resilient family.

Their journey was not without its challenges, but they faced them together, with love, determination, and unwavering support for one another. And in the end, that was all that mattered.er, as a family.down once again.w their way.ogether. what lay ahead.

Me : hating Ajeet but understanding His POV too.

Serry eloped and as a father he was sad and angry.

Serry's child 🥰😍

But still hoping Serry will fight together 🥹

It's really beautiful story and a different take on Serry.But why did Ajeet sue them for custody of the baby after disowning a pregnant seerat and then forgiving her?🤔