Aarav soon became interested in traditional Indian hairstyles.
Ananya began teaching him how to create a three-strand braid. At first, he found it difficult to keep the sections even, but repeated practice made the process easier.
They experimented with side braids, loose buns, ponytails, and hairstyles decorated with small flowers.
One morning, Ananya created a neat side braid and decorated it with jasmine.
Aarav wore a mustard-yellow kurta, matching bangles, and small gold-toned earrings.
He looked at the mirror from several angles, admiring how the hairstyle complemented the outfit.
Ananya reminded him that there was no single correct way to look feminine. He could choose traditional clothing one day and casual Western clothing the next.
Aarav began keeping a notebook of hairstyles, accessories, and outfit combinations he wanted to try.
The notebook became a record of his growing confidence.
He was no longer simply following someone else's instructions. He was developing his own style.
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