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That was the magic of the Sharma house. Problems were diagnosed, solved, and sweetened with food. The next hour was a symphony of controlled frenzy. The kitchen became a command center. Renu packed Rohan’s tiffin—round, soft parathas in one compartment, a small plastic cup of ketchup in another, and a banana. She packed Rajiv’s lunch— leftover baingan bharta and three whole-wheat rotis.

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She laughed, the sound like a wind chime. “Go get dressed. I’ll make you aloo paratha with extra butter. No boy with a stomach ache from happiness can go to school.” That was the magic of the Sharma house

Rajiv, now in his crisp white shirt and navy trousers, tried to tie his tie while balancing a briefcase and a Tupperware box of snacks for his office. “Renu, where are my car keys?” The kitchen became a command center

Anjali and Rohan burst out laughing. Even Renu smiled. The story was old, but in this house, stories were like heirlooms. They got polished, not discarded. Rajiv returned by 7:30 PM, loosening his tie, looking tired but lighter. By 8 PM, the family was at the dining table. This was the anchor of their day. No phones. No TV.