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Impossible - A Warrior High Fan Fiction
[Written Series Episode 293]
Episode 152 - Barking Dog seldom bites

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Impossible - A Warrior High Fan Fiction
[Written Series Episode 294]
Episode 153 - The allure of darkness

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G (serious) - Well. That being said. Naa case mila, na ladki mili... At least Paisa toh mil sakta hai.
AMaam (shocked) - I never thought you had these intentions. Logon ney aisa hi nahi kaha "Never judge a book by its cover".

Impossible - A Warrior High Fan Fiction
[Written Series Episode 295]
Special Episode 154 - Never judge a book by its cover

Anwesha ma'am was busy reading documents when the sound of thunder distracted her. The sound filled the room through the door opening as Gautam opened the door to walk in.

Anwesha ma'am rolls her eyes up to see Gautam walk in, close the door and sit on the chair opposite to her. Gautam sat comfortably, leaning back with his legs crossed. Sensing that something didn't seem right, Anwesha ma'am straightens up and,

AMaam - What brings you here, Gautam?
G (carelessly) - Me? Compensation of course.
AMaam - Pardon?

Anwesha ma'am looked confused while Gautam realized he may have made a mistake with his choice of words,

G - Wrong choice of words. What brought me here is "Curiosity". Aapko shayad khabar aayi hogi, Main Urmila ji ko jail mein milney gaya tha. And I have some information. So I thought, I'll meet you up, give you the information and get my fair share of money over it.
AMaam (lets out a laugh) - You want me to pay you?
G - Of course. The information is totally worth it.
AMaam (surprised) - I didn't know you were this kind of a person.
G - I didn't either. But then, (funny, annoyed) Itne dinon mein ek din ki che'ien ki neendh bhi nahi mili. School se Office, Office se investigation. Kaam karta hi raha. Aur mila kya? Sir se bohat saara daa'nt. Aur Siyali se ek Thank you. (Lets out a breath) Unbelievable. You know how Siyali is. Strong, Presuasive and really really...pretty.

Anwesha ma'am widened her eyes in shock while Gautam looked dreamy,

G - Obviously, I didn't tell her that. But I was being way to obvious and still she didn't notice that. She asked me for help aur mujhe laga help karunga toh impress ho jaa'egi. Par nahi. Sid ke paas bhaag gayi. (Pauses) Urmila ma'am jail gayi, I thought at least ab Sid ka bhoot sar sey nikla hoga. Par nahi. Plan kuch kiya aur Kuch aur hogaya.

Anwesha ma'am stared at Gautam while he looked left and right embarrassed as he told her about his feelings for Siyali,

G (serious) - Well. That being said. Naa case mila, na ladki mili... At least Paisa toh mil sakta hai. After all, I need to be compensated for all the physical and mental trauma I had to go through. Don't you think? Aur waise bhi, information kuch zyaada hi critical hai. Jo andhar hai usey bahar nikaal sakti hai. Aur Jo bahar hai usse andhar bhi karwa sakti hai. Soch li jiye!

Gautam looked up with an evil stare and a sadistic smile,

AMaam (shocked) - I never thought you had these intentions. Logon ne aise hi nahi kehdiya "Never judge a book by its cover".

Gautam smirked hearing this comment and staring back at her, communicating with his eyes that her comment is not going to have any affect on him.

AMaam - By now you should know, you can't get a single penny out of me through unlawful means.
G - Unlawful?

Gautam laughs.

G - Yeh unlawful kaisa hua? Law doesn't prohibit anyone to get paid for the work they've done. Aur mainey toh bohat kaam kiya hai. (Pauses) Woh bhi aapkey liye.

Gautam stares into Anwesha ma'am eyes.

G - Advisory services ofcourse. Yaad dila'oon aapko? "What is the best evidence to indict someone? Getting caught in the act of crime - Red handed"

[Flashback]
On the day Anwesha ma'am was back to India, Gautam was sitting in her office explaining to her the entire situation,

AMaam - If Urmila is guilty and you need evidence, what is the best evidence to indict someone?
G - I guess, Getting caught in the act of crime - Red-handed.

Anwesha ma'am nodded her head slolwy as she contemplated over what Gautam said.
[Flash back ends]

Both of them look at each other intensely,

G - It took me some time to realise. But someone said "If not for her second attempt to murder, Urmila ma'am would've totally gotten away with her first so called "Murder"."

Gautam quoted Rohan's statement that he had told when Gautam was talking to Vidurshi.

G - And then it clicked. 4 mahiney aur ek bhi evidence nahi mila. Kyun? Kyun ki main Urmila ma'am ke khilaf evidence dhoond raha tha. Aur aapse baat karke kuch hi din huye, aur woh Jail main (pauses) I guess even smart people are blinded. Shayad ye hi wajah hai..., Kisi undekhi cheez ke khooj main, Jo saamne tha, woh dekha nahi. Urmila Rajput was definitely part of this game, but she wasn't the one who devised it. It was you.

THUD! DUD! The sound of thunder along with lightening pierced into the room as the room darkened due to the increasing storm. Gautam got off his chair and started walking towards the end of the room,

G - According to her prescription, Urmila ma'am had to take at least half the bottle of tablets for her to have the amount of drugs in her blood. But she took only two. But you switched her tablets for a higher dosage. You knew that the case could've easily gotten away if not for the public, and so you gave the idea of inaugurating on Urmila ma'am birthday and broadcasting the surprise. Aur media ki attention paaney ke liye aapney Bhavya Dutt ko invite kiya aur Siyali ko unse milwaya. You're a sinister genius. Kitna pakka planning. Hats off. But credits toh sirf aapko nahi dey sakta. Jisney actually kiya, wow, what precise timing and what perfect implementation. Aapki PA.

Passing the cupboard and racks to the glass partition that separated the principal room from the conference room and guest room. Noticing the lightening come through the open windows in the guest room,

G - This is why Urmila ma'am needs to grow her hair. Aapki PA ke saath... What striking resemblance man!

Gautam laughs as he pushes the glass partition which opened. He turns to look at Anwesha ma'am and walks inside the guest room to close the windows. (Explaining how the person attacking Siyali got away as the glass partition was the blind spot as the CCTV camera's coverage couldn't get through after the cupboard)

Gautam quickly got back into the office room and watched Anwesha ma'am make a call.

G - Don't worry ma'am. I'm not here to threaten you. I'm here to make a deal.
AMaam - A deal?

Anwesha ma'am asked after she sneakily sent a message, "Come. Right now" and flipped her phone screen down. Gautam walks to in front of Anwesha ma'am and,

G - Yes. It's not very difficult to get Urmila ma'am out of jail. The only reason she's still in is because of media coverage. Max to Max ek aur haftey, and bringing her out is way too easy because there are many loopholes in the case. I'll make sure she never gets out. I'll get rid of every loop hole.

He sits down, back into his chair and,

G - I did some digging up. Siyali ke upar do baar ke attack ki wajah Warrior High ki ownership ki wajase hai. (Pauses) I'll make sure she or anyone else ever gets to know about that. I'll take her back with me. I'll make sure she gets adopted legally, back into the family... as Shreya.
AMaam - And you think she'll come with you?
G - Haan. I might not know how to get into her heart but I know how to get into her brains.
AMaam - And what do you expect in return?
G - Just three very simple things. (1) Siyali. Promise that you'll not try to hurt her anymore. (2) 20% of Warrior High's network, in cash. After all, Siyali ka hai. Poora nahi hai toh at least she deserves this much. And (3) some answers. I can't live with so much curiosity.

Anwesha ma'am continued to stare at Gautam as silence filled up the space between them until the the silence was broken with Anwesha ma'am loud smirk. She tilted her head and with a small nod,

AMaam (calm) - Kya jaan-na chahtey ho?
G - Why? You tried to kill Siyali, not once but twice. I know that every criminal has justified reasons. And someone of them even makes sense. But murder. Woh bhi aap. After all your principles of right and wrong. I don't think murder can be justified. It's just pure evil.

Anwesha ma'am keeps the pen down, gets up from her seat and walks out of the table,

AMaam - Let me ask you something, Gautam. Imagine you and the love of your life drowing. Ofcourse, You loves her. You would probably take a bullet for her. But she starts pulling you down to keep himself afloat.

She stares at Gautam with intense and scary eyes,

AMaam - You can't breathe. You can't think straight and you're losing air every second. You're lung begin to seize. You're watching yourselves die...with the source to save yourself...a lunge away.

*BREATHES* Gautam looks at her feeling the pressure off her stare.

AMaam - Can you imagine what that feels like? The desperation to survive. The madness. If someone was pulling you down for them to survive, would you be able enough to let her live and watch you die. Remember, she's the one trying to pull you down. What would you do? Would you hate her or help her? And you're just seconds away from life.

The two of them continue to stare at each other, imagining a situation of survival. "Huh!" Guatam breathes out with an impressed smile.

G (in disbelief) - You had me there for a minute! That's some twisted and unnecessary simulation if you ask me. In simpler words, you're telling me that this was self defense?
AMaam - This sound more dramatic. Don't you think?

Anwesha ma'am said with a sadornic smile as she crossed her hands against each other and leaned on the table few feet away from Gautam,

G - Jo bhi hai. Aap apney inn actions ko self defense ka naam math di'jiye. Agar main sahi hoon, toh Jo bhi aapney kiya pre-planned tha. Both the times. What you did, (stressing) has nothing to do with survival.

Gautam stressed on the fact as he looked annoyed with her reasoning,

AMaam (mocking) - Survival? (Laughs) To the world, Survival could mean anything. But to us, Survival means Power. Survival means name, fame, influence, control and of course, wealth. There are thousands of business empires, Gautam but Rajputs ka naam aur reputation, Warrior High se hai. And that is why, I can not allow anything or anyone to tarnish Warrior High.
G - Kisko bewakoof bananey ki koshish kar rahi hain? Agar baath Warrior High aur Rajputs ke naam pe hota, toh aaj Urmila "Rajput" jail mein nahi hoti.

Anwesha ma'am smirks and,

AMaam - Then what is your theory?
G - Mine? I think that your recent attempt to kill Siyali was to frame Urmila ma'am. But she wasn't your target for your first attempt. That was Siyali. And what I don't understand is why that particular day? Poora saal school mein thi, Agley din wapas Orphanage, you could've planned this any other day, any other time. Why that particular day?

Gautam's eyes sparkled with curiosity,

G - Honestly speaking, I'm more curious as to "How" than "Why". Agar sab kuch planned tha, toh kaise? (Confused) How was something planned based on an uncertain event? Aapko kaise patha chala ke Sid uss din, uss time pe, Siyali ko Haunted house leykey aa'ega ki aapney un so called "poachers" jo actually kidnappers the unko wahan plan kiya. All that planning based on... What?

Anwesha ma'am nodded as she decided to whether to tell Gautam or not. She let go her arms and places both of them on the table behind her,

AMaam - How do I simply put this?

Anwesha ma'am rolls her eyes, holding her lips together and making a sharp sound as she thought. After she decided on the correct words, she looked into Gautam's eyes and,

AMaam - Sid is on my side.

Gautam who was leaning on the backside of chair, straightened his back and with widened eyes, looked at her in shock while Anwesha ma'am stood with a calm smile.

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Impossible - A Warrior High Fan Fiction
[Written Series Episode 296]

Episode 155 - The wolf in sheep's clothing

G (shock) - Sid is on your side? What do you mean?

Gautam got up from his chair and looked at Anwesha ma'am with the most shocking expression.

AMaam - Don't be shocked. It doesn't mean what you think it means. To understand this, it's important you understand Sid's childhood. (Pauses) Urmila worked hard day and night, trying to make Sid strong, tough, independent, fearless. Usney Sid ko training zaroor di, par pyaar nahi. And after all, what a child needs more than anything else is love and affection which he got from me. This was our little secret. She trained him to be on her side and I loved him to be on mine. As you can see, whose side Sid was on was essentially for the future of the Rajput empire. Sid loved me more but he loved Urmila too. And so It was hard to bring him completely to my side.And so began the tug off war between me and Urmila.And then came my Trump card, Siyali.

Gautam listened to her carefully to see where this was going,

AMaam - Siyali was presumed dead for over a decade and so, Warrior High passed on to her guardian, me.

Main aur Urmila dhono jaantey tey ki agar Siyali zinda hai toh Warrior High aur aadha sey zyaada business usko jaa'ega. Why? Because of our business structure, which you don't want to get into. Bynow, you understand how big a part Warrior High plays in this story.

Gautam rolled his eyes right and left as he nodded looking away from Anwesha ma'am,

AMaam -And that's where things started to change. Urmilako laga ki Siyali ka yahan hona uskey liye ek threat tha. And so she started pushing Sid away from Siyali. And I...started to push him towards Siyali. His love for Siyali started causing him hate for Urmila. And I wasn't going to let that go, was I? (Smiles) Par farewell ki 2 din pehley, a threat raised. And to bury that away, I had to bury Siyali. School ki andhar ussey maar nahi sakti, it's suspicious. Par bahar jaaney ka intizaar bhi nahi kar sakti. That would be too late. And so, we planned the kidnap. Rules ki against, School sey bhaag ne ke wajase, Kidnap and Killed. Aur Sid ke seva, aur kaun ussey bahar laa sakta hai? (Smiles evily) You've known Siyali for what, 5 months and you think you can get into her head. I've known Sid for his entire life, and you think I can't? Haan. Urmila ko frame karney ka mere plan nahi tha. It was always fun to watch her suffer in front of my eyes. Mujhe hurt karney ki iradey sey, Urmila ki case close karana, ussi ke liye musibath ban gaya. Sid would never forgive her. Sab kuch set. Beech mein jab Siyali, Shreya bankey aayi thi, thoda confusion tha. But then you met me with (laughing) the most bizzare theory about Urmila trying to kill Siyali. Par tumhari evidence sey kuch information mila aur yeh patha chala ki farewell ke pehley waala threat ke wajah... Urmila thi. She was trying to bring me down... Bring down the entire Rajput empire.

Anwesha ma'am's eyes turned red in anger and her face started turning scary that anyone who saw it would never want to be on her bad side,

AMaam (angry) - Remember what I told you Gautam. Even if the person weakening you is family, they need to be weeded out. Urmila dug her own grave...and Siyali's. The two of them were hurting me, hurting my family... And they had to be put down. One shot... Two birds.

Gautam stared at Anwesha ma'am with the corner of his unflinching eyes trying to process information.

AMaam - Does this answer your questions, Gautam?

Anwesha ma'am calmly asked trying to bring Gautam back to his sense,

G (sqeauky) - Huh? (Rectifies his voice) Hmm. Haan. (Stammering) Par. Yeh kuch zyaada nahi hua? Filmy plot lag raha hai. Itney sab kuch karney ki kya zaroorat thi?

Gautam stammered as he adjusted his collar as he was feeling choked when thoughs suddenly hit him like a hammer.

G (trying to make sense) - Ek baath katak rahi hai. Urmila ma'am was pushing Sid away from Siyali. That makes sense. But why were you trying to push them together when you consider her bane to your existence?

Anwesha ma'am straightened and looking down, laughs without making any sounds as Gautam was sorting out his confusion. She looks up at him and,

AMaam - Plot twist!

She said to bring his attention towards her,

AMaam - Iss kahani ke shurwat tab hui thi jab Prathick aur Shivani ney ek dhoosrey se shaadi karney ke liye inkaar ki. If those two got married back then, Transfer of property through marriage and none of this would've happened.
G (disgusted) - That's like trying to sell your son for money.
AMaam - It's simple business. Mergers and Acquisitions.

Gautam gives a annoyed look in disbelief as to how the person he thought was the Fairy god mother turned into the evil step mother.

G (disbelief, shouting) - And now you want that to happen? Siyali and Sid?
AMaam - Exactly. That was the plan from the very beginning. Fates were on our side that they fell in love. After the whole Shreya drama, Siyali started acting out like she would never even come near the son of her killer. And so, she was of no use to me. But then, her luck, she survived and my luck, she's still in love with Sid.

Anwesha ma'am told remembering how Siyali danced with Sid during Independence day,

AMaam - When such a big crisis can't break them apart, nothing can. (Smiles) Don't you think? (Pauses) So I can stop worrying about my school and you can stop worrying about her safety.
G (stammering in shock) - Ek min! Wait a minute. What!

Gautam reacted out loud as he realised the meaning of the last few sentences. Angrily, Gautam starts to question,

G - You want Sid and Siyali to get married.
AMaam (nods)
G - Matlab, you had no intention on sending her away with me?
AMaam (nods)

Gautam laughs angrily trying to understand the situation, feeling decieved,

G (angry) - You do know that this means the Deal is off right?
AMaam - The deal was never on in the first place.
G (shouts) - Then why the hell did you tell me all this? I could just expose you.

Gautam shouted pointing his index finger on the ground. Anwesha ma'am, calmly walks from Gautam's right side to stand closely, right in front of him and,

AMaam - Dead men tell no tales, Gautam!

She said with a malicious smile as Gautam stood with furrowed brows as he felt fear in his spine. He heard the door behind him open. He turned to see Anwesha ma'am's PA lock the door after he walked in.

AMaam - One last chance to rectify your mistakes, Pradeep.

Anwesha ma'am warned after his past two attempts to Siyali has failed while the PA stared at Gautam with murderous eyes.

G (persuading) - I don't think you want actual blood in your hands, man.
PA - You talk as if this is the first.
G (surprised) - What?

Gautam turns back to Anwesha ma'am for explanation,

AMaam - Don't you know Gautam, Every empire is built on spilled blood.

Gautam's eyes clouded as he saw no way out of this. In his last few moments, he looked at Anwesha ma'am with the feeling of betray in his eyes and,

G - You did kill those kidnappers. I should've known.

Anwesha ma'am smiled not feeling sorry,

G (changes tone) - Wait. I did know.

Gautam straightened and the fear in his eyes disappered smoothly just as a confident smile appeared on his face,

G (sly) - Aapney suna toh hoga. "Jaise karni"

He takes his phone out of his pocket,

G - "Waise marni"

He brings the phone in front of her face showing Anwesha ma'am a mirror image of herself on the phone screen with comments popping up on the side. Anwesha ma'am widened her eyes in shock as she looked at the screen and at Gautam,

G - Ah! You should probably see this too.

Gautam walked to the desk where the remote was places and switched on the wall mount TV in the room, playing the news channel.

As the screen zoomes into the TV with breaking news "Shocking Confession", it is also known that this was simultaneously broadcasted to the students having classes, the school's social network sites and of course, News. As he hears the sound of the police siren, Gautam walks close to Anwesha ma'am and,

G - Check. Your turn. (Referring to Chess)

He said as he knew that this wasn't the end of the game but the beginning of a very long legal battle.

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