"We'll also need delivery partners," Aman said, scrolling through potential options. "If we want to reach a bigger audience, online orders have to be smooth."
Bani nodded, feeling a mixture of nervousness and excitement. Things were moving faster than she had imagined. Just a few weeks ago, this was nothing more than a dream—a vision born from her newfound freedom. Now, with Aman's support and the positive response from students and locals, her bakery business was finally coming to life.
stood near the bustling university campus, a tray of freshly baked treats in her hands. The aroma of warm bread and delicate pastries wafted through the air, mingling with the chatter of students rushing to their classes. She had spent the past few nights perfecting her recipes—soft, buttery croissants, fluffy muffins, and delicate fruit-filled tarts—all crafted from the finest ingredients she could source.
"Would you like to try a complimentary sample?" she asked with a warm smile, offering a slice of her signature cake to a passing student.
At first, a few hesitant glances were thrown her way, but as soon as one student took a bite and let out an audible Mmm…, others started gathering. One by one, students stopped to sample her treats, their curiosity piqued by the enticing aroma and the genuine enthusiasm in Bani's voice. Soon, word spread like wildfire.
"This is really good!" a girl exclaimed, licking the crumbs off her fingers.
"Do you sell these somewhere?" another student asked eagerly.
Bani nodded, excitement bubbling in her chest. "I'm setting up a small online shop. I'll also take online orders soon."
Encouraged by the growing interest, she moved to another location—closer to home, where locals and office-goers could also get a taste of her creations. Each time she handed out a sample, she watched their expressions closely—the surprise, the delight, the quiet moment of indulgence. It was more than just food. It was an experience.
Meanwhile, Aman worked tirelessly in the background. He had taken charge of everything technical—designing an attractive signboard for Bani's shop, setting up an online website where customers could browse her menu, and organizing a professional photoshoot of her delicacies.
"We'll also need delivery partners," Aman said, scrolling through potential options. "If we want to reach a bigger audience, online orders have to be smooth."
And pakagings. For take away.
Bani nodded, feeling a mixture of nervousness and excitement. Things were moving faster than she had imagined. Just a few weeks ago, this was nothing more than a dream—a vision born from her newfound freedom. Now, with Aman's support and the positive response from students and locals, her bakery business was finally coming to life.
Bani couldn't believe how quickly everything was falling into place. What had started as an experiment—offering complimentary samples to nearby cafés and juice centers—had turned into a business opportunity beyond her expectations. The shop owners were impressed with her baked goods, and many wanted to establish long-term deals with her. It was an overwhelming yet exciting moment.
She had worked tirelessly, perfecting her recipes, learning the craft, and now, she was ready. Her online bakery was about to go livel