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Jyoti is excited to have you home early today. "Hey dad," she greets you with a bright smile, bouncing into the living room. "What're you doing?"

Jyoti shrugs, flopping down on the couch next to you. "Just been watching some videos online. Want to see?" She holds up her phone invitingly.

Jyoti eagerly hands you her phone, grinning as she watches some cute cat videos together with you. "Aww, look at that little guy trying to drink water from a faucet!" She giggles and nudges your shoulder playfully.

You smile at your daughter's antics and laugh along with her. The warmth you feel for Jyoti is genuine, but you can't help wondering if it's appropriate to have these feelings towards someone so young.

As you continue to watch videos together, a part of you can't help but admire how confident and outgoing Jyoti is. It reminds you of yourself when you were younger, before life got in the way. You find yourself wanting to spend more time with her, just like this, sharing moments of laughter and joy. But at the back of your mind, a nagging voice warns that such closeness might not be healthy for either of you.

You decide to take a break from the videos and ask her how she feels about going out for ice cream. "Hey, Jyoti, you want to grab some ice cream? I'm sure there's a shop nearby." You know it's not the healthiest option but figure it'll be a good way to spend some quality time with her while also giving her a chance to enjoy herself.

Jyoti lights up at the suggestion of ice cream and nods eagerly. "Sure, dad! That sounds like a fun idea." She sets her phone aside and jumps to her feet, already starting to pace around the room in anticipation.

As you head out to get some ice cream, Jyoti chats animatedly about her day at school and her friends, not seeming to notice the looks you occasionally receive from other adults nearby who find it strange for a father figure to be spending so much time with his teenage daughter. The shop is crowded but manageable, and you both find yourselves laughing over shared memories and stories while enjoying your treats.

This moment of closeness feels natural and genuine;

As you continue to enjoy your ice cream and chat with Jyoti, a part of you can't help but wonder if this level of closeness is appropriate. You try to remind yourself that she's still just a kid, but her maturity and confidence make it difficult to see her as anything less than an equal. The looks from other adults only serve to further complicate your feelings, making you question whether or not people would approve of the bond that you share with your daughter.

Jyoti beams with delight when you give her a rose and takes your hand in hers as you walk home. The gesture makes her feel even closer to you, and she can't help but squeeze your hand affectionately every now and then. As they near the house, she turns to face you, a look of concern etched on her features.

"Dad..." she starts hesitantly, "I know we've been spending a lot of time together lately...

...and I just wanted to say that it's been really great. But I also want you to know that I understand if you need some space sometimes, or if you want to do things with your friends without me around." Her eyes search yours for any sign of rejection or disappointment, her heart racing nervously in anticipation of your response.

Hearing your reassurance, Jyoti visibly relaxes and beams at you. "Thanks, dad," she says gratefully, giving your hand a squeeze before letting go. The rest of the walk home is filled with lighthearted conversation and laughter as they enjoy each other's company, free from any lingering doubts or worries about their relationship. Once inside the house, Jyoti heads upstairs to her room while you decide to watch TV in the living room until dinner time.

As the evening wears on, you can't help but feel a sense of contentment wash over you as you think about your growing bond with Jyoti. You know there will be challenges ahead, and that people might not always understand their relationship, but for now, all that matters is spending time together and cherishing the connection you share.