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You've got to see this,' laughed her parents,
each making room for her by moving to
the ends of the sofa. She hesitated. This had to
be a trap. And trapped she'd be, if she went and
sat between them. They were watching TV. TV?
Right after a fight as big as the one they'd had,
they had the nerve to watch TV?! She hesitated.
But then another shout of laughter from her
parents got the better of her. She went and sat
on the arm of the sofa. On her mother's side.
Ready to bolt if something happened.
Then they were laughing, again as the hilarious
programme unfolded before them. And Nitya
laughed out loud too. In spite of herself.
Sitting there, laughing, as though nothing
had happened.
plonked
pulled careless
Then her father pulled her by the arm, gently, and plonked
her next to him. He put his arm around her. He gave her a
hug and smiled as he said-
'You're right, my darling butter chicken, I can't order you!
Paro Anand is a prolific Indian author, playwright and novelist for children and von​

Answer 1

Answer:

yes her parents loved her

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