"Raj, have you packed your lunch? What about the night suit? And tell Leena not to drive fast on the hills!" I nagged from the kitchen toward my son, who was packing his bag in the hall.
"I got it-I got it, Maa," Raj sighed. "I've already packed lunch and the night suit. And you don't have to worry about Leena's driving skills."
"Still, it's your first time going on a night trip," I said, coming out of the kitchen with worried expressions on my face. "Call me when you reach the college, and call me again once you reach the hills!"
"Maa, stop treating him like a kid. He is already 21. He will never grow up if you keep pampering him," Aryan said, coming out of his room with messy hair, wearing a vest.
"You two will always be children to me. I have seen you both naked—"
"Ughhh! Maa, I don't wanna hear your old dialogue first thing in the morning," Aryan said, covering his ears.
"This rascal!" I muttered, grabbing the slipper in my hand.
