“You’re a good boy,” she says. “But I’m not what you’re missing.”
Arjun doesn’t understand his feelings. He begins secretly photographing her with his phone — not out of malice, but a desperate need to keep something of this warmth. One night, he finds a letter Nina wrote years ago to a man who isn’t Rohan’s father. It reveals her own loneliness.
Arjun breaks down — not from rejection, but from finally naming his grief: he misses his mother. Not Nina. Just a mother.
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