More Than Invisible
Episode 1
LEENA SURYAVANSHI (FL)
Your hot coffee.
* Smiling *
Leena smiled as she was about to place the coffee mug in front of Advik, who was casually scrolling through his phone.
ADVIK SURYAVANSHI
No need.
* Coldly *
LEENA SURYAVANSHI (FL)
Hmm...
LEENA SURYAVANSHI (FL)
What would you like to eat?
ADVIK SURYAVANSHI
No need. The maid will do it.
Leena glanced at him for a moment before quietly walking away, unable to hide the disappointment on her face.
YASH
Advik, can't you at least respect her? She's your sister-in-law.
* said calmly, sitting beside him *
Advik didn't even look up from his phone. To him, Leena and any conversation about her were less important than the reels on his screen.
ADVIK SURYAVANSHI
Did I ask her to become my sister-in-law?
* sneered *
ADVIK SURYAVANSHI
At least I've treated her better than Naveen has.
* chuckled *
YASH
* Sigh *
But she's always so attentive to you, Advik. Your sister-in-law has such a baby face...
ADVIK SURYAVANSHI
Shut up.
* glared at Yash *
ADVIK SURYAVANSHI
If you like her so much, ask Naveen to divorce her.
ADVIK SURYAVANSHI
Then you can marry her.
* sneered *
YASH
That's not what I meant. She's not my type.
ADVIK SURYAVANSHI
* Scoff *
If she were...
Advik's eyes never left his phone. Whether Yash explained himself or not made no difference to him.
To Advik, Leena Yadav, now Leena Naveen Ahuja, was nothing more than a temporary guest in the Ahuja family.
LEENA SURYAVANSHI (FL)
What would you like for dinner?
ADVIK SURYAVANSHI
Not interested.
During dinner, Advik looked at the dishes on the table.
They were all his favorites.
ADVIK SURYAVANSHI
Leena... did you spy on my taste?
LEENA SURYAVANSHI (FL)
I...
OJASWI ROY
Advik, I'm here too. I told her what you like.
ADVIK SURYAVANSHI
* Scoff *
Whatever.
Advik quietly continued eating.
When Leena passed him the vegetable dish, he frowned.
LEENA SURYAVANSHI (FL)
* In a low voice *
Masi said you like this. You should have some more.
LEENA SURYAVANSHI (FL)
* Gave him a gentle smile *
Advik didn't reply, but he didn't refuse the dish either.
If he liked it, he would eat it.
Why should he ignore his favorite food just because someone else served it?
Advik silently continued eating.
Leena lowered her head and quietly ate her dinner.
Ojaswi smiled as she watched the two of them.
OJASWI ROY
( This brat has found himself a good sister-in-law )
OJASWI ROY
( If only Naveen took this marriage seriously instead of treating it like another responsibility. )
Episode 2
ADVIK SURYAVANSHI
Who put sugar in my cereal?
His gaze landed on Leena, who was quietly drinking her juice.
ADVIK SURYAVANSHI
Was it you, Leena?
Leena almost choked before hurriedly putting down the glass
LEENA SURYAVANSHI (FL)
I... I really didn't mean it.
LEENA SURYAVANSHI (FL)
I didn't know you didn't like sugar. I thought the cereal would taste too bland.
LEENA SURYAVANSHI (FL)
* Bit her lip *
ADVIK SURYAVANSHI
There's something called honey. Don't you know that?
LEENA SURYAVANSHI (FL)
You never told me you preferred honey.
ADVIK SURYAVANSHI
I also never told you I preferred sugar.
* taunting*
LEENA SURYAVANSHI (FL)
I...
* fell silent *
OJASWI ROY
Advik, she's your brother's wife. Don't scold her over such a small thing.
ADVIK SURYAVANSHI
When did I even scold her?
* shrugged *
ADVIK SURYAVANSHI
She's more attentive to me than she ever was to Naveen.
ADVIK SURYAVANSHI
She didn't even cook for him.
ADVIK SURYAVANSHI
* Looked at Ojaswi *
Ask her why.
LEENA SURYAVANSHI (FL)
* Hesitated *
* voice was barely audible *
Naveen... didn't seem to like my cooking.
LEENA SURYAVANSHI (FL)
* Eyes lowered *
ADVIK SURYAVANSHI
* Didn't reply *
Silence settled over the dining table until Ojaswi finally spoke
OJASWI ROY
Don't be disappointed, Leena.
OJASWI ROY
Relationships take time.
You'll get used to each other-
ADVIK SURYAVANSHI
Relationships only grow if they're worth it-
He said coldly before leaving the dining room.
LEENA SURYAVANSHI (FL)
*Blinked *
* A tear slipped down her cheek *
She quickly wiped it away.
She wanted to stop Advik.
She wanted to comfort Leena.
But not every moment needed her intervention.
Leena quietly returned to her room.
LEENA SURYAVANSHI (FL)
*took out a sheet of paper and a pen.*
With a serious expression, she carefully wrote down something.
After reading it one last time, her focused eyes remained fixed on the page.
LEENA SURYAVANSHI (FL)
* completely focus*
Was completely different from the timid woman everyone saw in the Ahuja house.
A moment later, she held the paper over a flame
She flushed the ashes away.
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