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Posted: 8 days ago
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The room was a blur of happiness and laughter as others congratulated the couple, but Palki was stuck in a nightmare, the cruel words echoing in her mind. Rudraksh had wanted her to feel the pain she had caused him, and he had succeeded. Every look they shared, every whispered secret, every touch that once meant the world to her, now felt like a twisted knife in her chest. She took a deep, shaky breath, trying to compose herself, but the ache only grew stronger.


The ring, a beautifully crafted band of gold with an intricate design of entwined diamonds , symbolized the bond he was forming with someone else a bond she had thought was exclusively hers. It was a mockery of all they had shared, a twisted love to his newfound happiness at her expense.


Palki's eyes filled with unshed tears, her vision blurring as she took in the sight of Rudraksh kissing Kiara's hand, the same hand that now bore the symbol of his commitment. It was a silent declaration, a victory dance in the ruins of their love. He had done it to hurt her, she knew that. Every tender glance, every whispered word between them, was a deliberate knife twisted in her already shattered heart. The room was closing in on her, suffocating her with the weight of his betrayal.


Palki's hand flew to her own neck, brushing the empty space where her heart-shaped locket once rested. It was a gift from Rudraksh, a token of his love that she had worn proudly. Now, the hollowness there was a stark reminder of him moving on. Her eyes burned with unshed tears as she watched the two of them, lost in their own world. Every gesture, every touch, was a dagger to her heart, reminding her of the love she had lost.



He had moved on, found someone new to love, and in doing so, had shattered the last piece of hope Palki clung to. The room spun faster, and she knew she had to leave before her pain became evident to everyone there .


Rudraksh, seemingly knowing about Palki presence , whispered into Kiara's ear smiling . How could he move on so easily? How could he stand there, playing the lover, when he knew her heart was shattered just feet away?


Rudraksh glanced up, his gaze unintentionally meeting Palki's. For a fleeting moment, his expression flickered with something guilt? before smoothing out into a mask of indifference. He turned back to Kiara, pulling her closer, and Palki had to bite back a sob. He had done this to hurt her, to make her feel the same agony she had caused him that night and it was working every second was like a fresh wound, a new layer of pain laid bare.


The moon cast a cold light on Rudraksh face, illuminating the smug satisfaction etched into Rudraksh's features. He knew she was there, watching, and it was clear that her pain was his newfound pleasure.



Palki," he called out, his voice smooth and cold, "I hope you're enjoying the show." The words were a knife, twisting in her chest. She stumbled forward, her vision blurring with unshed tears. "Remember how it feels," he continued, "because you taught me this dance. The steps of betrayal are surprisingly easy to learn."


Palki's breath hitched in her throat as she stepped into the light, her eyes burning with anger. "Rudraksh, what have you become?" she managed to whisper.


He smirked, his eyes dark with spite. "Someone who knows how to get what they want. Just like you did with Shaurya." The mention of Shaurya's name was like a match thrown into a pool of gasoline, igniting a firestorm of rage within her. She had never wanted to hurt Rudraksh the way he was hurting her now, but the memory of that night stung like a fresh wound.


Don't you dare bring him into this," she spat, her voice barely above a whisper. But Rudraksh was unfazed, his smirk only growing wider. "Oh, but he's already here, isn't he? In every tear you shed, in every sleepless night you've had since then." He took a step closer to her, and she could feel the heat of his anger, almost as if it were a tangible force pushing her back.


Palki felt her cheeks flushing with rage, her hands balled into fists at her sides. She had never meant to hurt Rudraksh she had only been protecting him from Shaurya evil plans that could harm him. But he doesn’t know that the pain on his face as he spoke Shaurya's name, the way his eyes glinted with malice, told her that her apologies meant nothing now. He had turned her own mistake into a weapon, one that he was wielding with precision to cut her down.


He turned to her, his expression a mix of triumph and malice. "Someone who knows exactly what it's like to have their heart torn out," he said, his voice dripping with venom. "Someone who knows the taste of betrayal, thanks to you."


Palki's eyes searched his, looking for a shred of the love they had once shared. Instead, she found only emptiness. "You're doing this to get back at me?" she asked, her voice barely audible.


Rudraksh smirked, his gaze cold and unforgiving. "Isn't it poetic, Palki?" he said, his voice now a taunt. "You thought you could play with my heart and walk away unscathed? You thought I'd just accept it?"



Rudraksh turned to Palki, his gaze cold and calculated. "Looks like I've found someone who knows how to appreciate me, Palki," he said, kiara name , rolling off his tongue with a cruel smugness. "Someone who won't throw me away like I was nothing." Palki felt the sting of his words as if they were actual slaps to her face. The betrayal she had once felt echoed back to her, amplified by the satisfaction in his voice. It was clear that he had been waiting for this moment, planning it meticulously to hurt her as much as she had hurt him when she had chosen Shaurya over him.

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Posted: 8 days ago
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Part 10 As the beat of the song changed, so did the dance partners. Palki slid into Rudraksh's arms, her body fitting against his like a missing puzzle piece. The touch was electric, sending a jolt of emotion through him that he hadn't anticipated. He wanted to push her away, to show her that he was above her games, but his body had other ideas. They moved together, their steps in sync despite the chaos in his mind. The anger in his eyes didn't waver, but it was now tinged with something else, something fiercer and more primal. He stared into her eyes, trying to read the silent conversation that was playing out in their depths, but all he saw was the reflection of his own confusion and anger. Her scent filled his nose, a sweet floral aroma that was uniquely hers, and he found himself lost in the way she felt in his arms. Every beat of the music was a reminder of the times they had shared, the whispers in the dark, the secret glances across crowded rooms. He hated her for leading him on, for playing with his heart like it was a toy, but the passion between them was undeniable. It was a dance of anger and desire, each step a silent declaration of war and an unspoken apology. Now, as they danced, their bodies close but their hearts a world apart, he couldn't help but feel the rage bubbling up within him. Yet, he couldn't pull away. The fiery passion that had once burned so brightly between them still smoldered, threatening to ignite with the slightest touch. The way he looked at her, the way he held her, it was intoxicating, even if it meant dancing with the devil she knew she shouldn't love. Her heart skipped a beat as his hand slid down her back, pulling her closer, and she felt the familiar warmth spread through her veins. The music grew slower, each note a caress that wove them closer together. She could feel the tension in his arms, the tightness in his grip as if he was trying to hold onto something that was slipping away. She wanted to apologize, to explain the chaos that swirled within her, but the words remained lodged in her throat, trapped by the fear of losing him again. So, she danced, Each step was a silent declaration of their tumultuous history, each dip a reminder of the times they had been lost in each other. Despite his anger, Rudraksh couldn't help but feel the electricity that had always been present when they were near. It was a dance of love and anger, a tango of passion and pain that no one else in the room could see. As Palki's hand rested on his shoulder, the warmth of her touch sent a shiver down his spine. His eyes narrowed, his jaw tightening as he held her firmly. The room spun around them, a combination of color and lights that seemed to highlight the stark contrast between them. He wanted to hate her for the way she had toyed with his emotions, for the way she had made him feel like a fool. But the truth was, he couldn't. The love he had for her was like a wildfire, unpredictable and uncontrollable, burning everything in its path. Palki's hands moved to his neck, her arms wrapping around him tightly, pulling him closer as if she could absorb his pain, his anger. Her touch was gentle, almost tender, and it sent a jolt of something unidentifiable through him. He could feel her breath on his cheek, warm and sweet, a stark contrast to the icy grip of resentment that had settled in his chest. He didn't want to give in to the feeling, didn't want to let her back in, but his body seemed to have a mind of its own. His arms responded, holding her tighter, his hands moving of their own accord to caress the small of her back. The music swirled around them, a haunting melody that seemed to mirror the chaos in his heart. Each beat was a reminder of the moments they had shared, the whispers in the dark, the promises that had been shattered. He could see the regret in her eyes, but it was too little too late. The damage had been done, the trust between them broken beyond repair. Yet, as they moved together, their bodies in sync, it was as if the music was trying to mend what was broken, the ashes of their relationship. Her eyes searched his, looking for an answer to a question she hadn't yet asked. The anger that had been simmering just beneath the surface of his skin now boiled over, and he couldn't hide it any longer. "What game are you playing, Palki?" he growled, his voice low enough that only she could hear. Palki's smile faltered, and she took a step back, breaking their dance. "I'm not playing any games," she replied, but the tremor in her voice gave her away. The fire within him grew with every beat of the music, his anger fueling his movements. He spun her around, their bodies moving with the frenetic energy of a storm. The dance floor was their battleground, and their dance was the war between love and betrayal. Each step, each turn, was a declaration of his anger, each touch a silent accusation. Yet, amidst the chaos, there was a strange intimacy, a dance of two souls bound by a love that was as destructive as it was consuming. His eyes never left hers, a fiery gaze that seemed to scorch the very air around them. Palki's smile faltered, the weight of his emotions crashing down on her like a tidal wave. She could feel the intensity of his grip, the way his hands held her as if she was both his salvation and his tormentor. Her own eyes searched his, looking for the man she once knew, the one who had whispered sweet nothings and promised her the world. But all she found was the blaze of fury that she had kindled. Their dance grew more intense with each passing second, their movements sharp and jagged. Rudraksh's steps were calculated, each one a deliberate move closer to Palki. It was as if he was trying to burn her with the heat of his anger, to make her feel the agony that she had inflicted upon him. His chest rose and fell with heavy, ragged breaths, and she could see the muscles in his arms tensing with the effort to contain his rage. Palki's heart raced, a mix of fear and exhilaration coursing through her. She knew she had played with fire, and now she was getting burned. As they twirled around the dance floor, their eyes remained locked in a silent duel. Hers were filled with a plea for understanding, his with a fierce determination to make her feel the pain she had caused. His hands gripped her tighter, guiding her through the dance with a force that was both demanding and protective. It was a dance of dominance, of trying to regain control over the emotions she had so carelessly tossed aside. The flames of anger in his eyes seemed to dance along with them, casting a fiery glow across her face. Rudraksh's moves grew more intense, each step a declaration of his rage. The air around them sizzled with the heat of his passion, the fire that she had stoked and then left to burn. Palki stumbled, caught off-guard by the raw emotion that surged through him. She could feel the tremble in his hands as they held her, the way his breath was hot against her ear as he whispered words she couldn't quite make out. The music was a cacophony of sound that barely registered in the face of the tumultuous emotions that ruled the air between them.
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Posted: 7 days ago
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Glad that you are back.you have described palki's pain very well.Rudraksh hurting palki with kiara and taunting her by joining her name with shaurya without knowing that she was trying to protect him from shaurya was painful.

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Posted: 4 days ago
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Palveer dance was passionate and emotional.glad to know that rudraksh hasn't hated palki nor his love for her died.rudraksh asking palki what game she is playing was painful.

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