20 chapter 20

"I have checked her brain surgery reports again, I told you back then even though the surgery has been successful and there are no signs of memory loss as such, we still cannot hope for anything, because---"

"She will have to try" Arnav completed for him.

"Yes, I'm sorry I have been such an ass about this all these days, but you have to understand Arnav, as long as I see some results practically, I cannot just lead you on--"

"Are you telling me that?---"

"Yes, I can see a chance now, but now we really have to try harder, by harder I mean, really harder"

"We?"

"Ofcourse we, I'd need your help"

"Looks like you have a process thought of?" Arnav asked finally feeling actually good about his today's visit unlike all those times before as he folded his hands across his chest and looked on letting Angad know that he was having his complete attention.

As on cue Angad started walking away from the bed and Arnav followed him as he made his way out of the room and into the corridor before glancing back at Khushi .

"We both know Arnav that no one has ever come to claim responsibility of Khushi as of now--"

"We have been through this Dr, if no one is coming, there isn't any need of anyone, I'm right here--"

"But that is not enough Mr.Raizada" If Arnav could DR him with his stern voice, so could he. Both wore their professional argument shields on and the message about the same is being communicated across quite evidently.

"What do you mean it's not enough?" Arnav reduced his tone efficiently and decided to hear his friend out, which as of now is more important than anything else.

"Look Arnav, her heart has always been functioning and so are her other important body parts. But the question here is not about her physical improvement, it's about her mental willingness. I have done my research with one of the psychiatrist here and I've learnt that the patients' willingness to try and live is going to be really important. If we consider that she did try to kill herself--"

"She dint Angad, she wouldn't"

"We have been through this argument as well Arnav, stop interrupting me and here me out, will you?" He furrowed his eye-brows with his serious tone and looked on as Arnav sighed and relaxed himself in his chair. Taking the clue Angad continued.

"So, if we consider that she did try to kill herself, then this improvement will be of not much use to her recovery. But if we consider the alternate case, we will have to really get through her--"

"What do you mean?---"