You Can Do It!
Part 3
"Ab... Mera... Kya... Hoga ?..."
Until now, these were the only words that had been ringing in Shaurya's ears. He was heartbroken to see the strong woman in such a vulnerable state, something he had never seen nor even desired to see.
Gulping down the lump in his throat, he attempted to talk with her in order for her to release everything she had been holding inside her up to this point.
He reached for her shoulder with his hand, gently placing his palm there. He was quick to reverse his action after she shuddered under his touch.
She looked up at him after feeling his touch, and the sight of those swollen red eyes with the water veil pierced his heart once more.
He gathered his courage and attempted to form words.
"An..."
"Ano... khi...", his voice trembling as he struggled to find the right words to console her.
"Anokhi..."
"Mujh..."
"Mujhe btaao..."
"Ek baar btaao usne kya kiya..."
"Main tumhaare saaath hoon..."
"Believe me...", he said, trying to calm her down with his soothing words.
But to his dismay, she didn't say a single word and continued crying.
He knew it wasn't the right time to ask her this question because it would bring up a memory she'd rather forget, but he couldn't help himself and asked because she was continuously crying. He needed to know the whole incident so that he could deliver it to ACP Ahir and help her get justice.
But how could he help when the woman in front of him who was so distraught ?
"Anokhi... Pleas-..."
"Main kaha jaaungi ab ?...", she finally asked, interrupting him.
"Main... Main ab kaha jaaungi ?..."
"Usne mere saath jo bhi kiya... V... Voh... Main... Kaise ?...", her words choked in her throat.
Shaurya stood up after taking a deep breath. The small room was becoming suffocating for him, and he knew it was the same for her, as she might have gone through some terrible predicaments there. So he made the decision to get himself and her out of the room first.
"Aap bhi jaa rhe ho ?...", she lifted her neck to look up at him, and his heart ached as he listened.
Didn't she have faith in him that he wouldn't jettison her in this state ?
"Nhi Anokhi...", he knelt down again and said calmly.
"Main kahi nhi jaa rha..."
"Maine abhi kaha na... Main... Main tumhaare saath hi hoon... "
"Kahi nhi jaaunga main..."
"Mujhpar bharosa rakho..."
"Lekin mujhpar kaun bharosa karega Sir ?...", her voice quivered.
He closed his eyes to stop his tears and decided that unless they got out of that smothering place, he wouldn't be able to handle her. So he began to say in a gentle tone, "Anokhi..."
"Mere saath aao...", he said solemnly, extending his hand.
She looked at him first, then at his palm, and then back at his face.
His eyes were filled with concern, she saw.
"K... Kaha ?...", she asked, as if she were a small child.
"Baahar...", he replied.
"Is jagah se door..."
"Mere saath chalogi ?..."
"Please...", he pleaded.
Anokhi remained silent, and seeing this, he asked again, this time in a very convincing tone, "Please trust me Anokhi..."
"Mujhpar itna bharosa karogi bas...", he added, knowing that whatever had happened to her wasn't allowing her to act like she used to with him.
This time, she nodded with tears in her eyes, feeling his words. She needed to get out of that room, away from the place where she had been subjected to a horrendous crime. She needed to get away from the boundaries that was holding her life's most horrific experience.
She stood up at once with a jerk startling Shaurya.
"Anokhi..." he tried to hold her but immediately stopped when he remembered her previous reaction.
"Anokhi..."
"Anokhi... Shaant..."
"Dekho... Main hoon yaha..."
"Aur koi nhi hai... Koi kuch nhi karega... Dekho..."
She shivered and looked around before panicking out, "Mujhe jaana hai..."
"Baahar jaana hai..."
"Yaha se door jaana hai...", she managed to say as she wiped her tears away with the back of her palm.
"Haan Anokhi..."
"Hum jaa rhe hai baahar..."
"Mere saath chalogi...", he asked politely again.
She returned her gaze to his orbs, which were filled with concern and care.
Her head unknowingly nodded yes, and he relaxed as he saw it.
"Chalo Anokhi..."
"Main... Main tumhaar peeche aa rha hoon...", he said, keeping his distance from her to refrain from making her feel uncomfortable.
She nodded and began to walk forward, wrapping her hands around her frame, tightening the grip around under his blazer, while Shaurya followed behind.
She had just stepped out of the room when the change in atmosphere made her feel something indecipherable. She couldn't understand those emotions because she had just stepped out of a place that felt like a "cage" to her, and she felt as if she had been freed from a lifelong war.
She had lost her balance and was about to fall when a gentle pair of palms held her shoulders, gently enough that she didn't flinch at the sudden touch.
He was quick to remove his palms from her shoulders as soon as she was back in her position, and she looked at him at the same time.
He was standing next to her, she realized. She somewhere knew, he won't hurt her.
He would never hurt her, she believed.
"Chale ?...", his calm voice came.
She nodded, and the two of them walked outside together.
He had noticed her body shivering under his blazer the entire way. He was aware that she was still struggling to recover from the monster's misdeeds.
Once they reached outside the building, Shaurya was quick to interrupt her who was walking aimlessly like a lifeless soul.
"Anokhi... Is taraf..."
She came to a halt in her steps and turned to face him, her puffy eyes and tear-streaked face stabbing his heart once more.
"Us taraf ?...", she inquired innocently.
He felt vulnerable and deeply saddened seeing her react in such a clueless manner, but he kept his composure and tried to sound normal.
"Haan Anokhi..."
"Us taraf..."
"Vha... Meri car parked hai... Hum vha chale ?..."
"Uske baad ?...", she inquired again, innocently interrupting him.
"Uske baad ?... M... Matlab ?...", he looked confused.
"Uske baad kya hoga ?... Main kaha jaaungi ?...", her voice cracked.
"Uske baad tum kaha jaaogi vo baad mein decide karenge..."
"Filhaal please mere saath aao...", he said in a persuasive tone.
He started walking in that direction when he realized she was silently following him. They both walked up to the spot and then came to a halt near the car.
Shaurya got into the car and took a bottle from near the passenger seat.
He approached her and softly said, "Yeh lo..." as he extended his hand.
"Paani peeyogi ?..."
She didn't object this time and obeyed him like a child. She'd been through a lot of pain and struggle to get away from that monster, and it had taken its toll on her.
With trembling fingers, she took the bottle in her hands and drank from it with quivering lips.
Meanwhile, Shaurya was pondering what to do next, how to console her, and how to start a conversation with her because he knew she wasn't in a position to reveal the details of whatever had occurred.
He noticed her returning his botte with trembling hands after some time.
After putting the botte inside the car, Shaurya was back to his original position in no time, and now it was time to help convince her in any way possible so that she wouldn't give up or accept defeat.
"Anokhi..."
"Yaha baithogi ?... Mere saath...", he said calmly as he pointed to a nearby bench.
"B... Baithu ?... Kyu ?..."
"Mujse baat karogi ?... Main tumhaari baat sunoonga... Tum kuch bhi bta sakti ho mujhe..."
"Believe me... Main tumpar bharosa karunga..."
"Please...", he said, his voice convulsing but assuring.
She kept staring at him for a long time.
She wanted to let out everything she had been subjected to inside those four walls.
She felt the need to tell him everything the creature had said to her.
She wanted, or rather needed, to let them go from within her because they were strangling her in some ways.
And his eyes were filled with the concern and faith that she needed to share with someone.
She had the impression that he would listen to her, believe her, and not pass judgement on her.
"A... Aap meri baat sunoge ?...", she inquired.
Shaurya felt relieved as he watched her be persuaded.
"H... Haan Anokhi..."
"Main sunoonga..."
"Mujhse share karogi ?...", he inquired, his tone hopeful.
"Aap sunenge ?...", she inquired, her eyes filled with both hope and grief.
His heart ached seeing her like that, but he was quick to respond that he will patiently listen to her.
"Zaroor sunoonga Anokhi..."
"Yah aao...", he said as he walked over to the bench.
"Baithogi mere saath ?...", he was dealing with her patiently and delicately in order to gain her trust and avoid making her uncomfortable.
She took small steps towards the bench where Shaurya had already taken his seat, and after keeping her distance, she sat down, her body still wrapped under his blazer.
He looked her in the eyes as she turned to face him.
Her tears had finally stopped, but that wasn't the end. It was just transitory because the real emotional outburst was yet to come.
"Bolo Anokhi...", he began to speak politely.
"Kya kehna chaahti ho... Bolo...", he said, looking her in the eyes.
"Main..."
"Voh...", she couldn't think of anything to say. Her throat had started to choke again, and a tear layer had formed in her eyes.
"Voh Monty...", she felt disgusted at the mere mention of the name.
"H... Haan... Bolo...", he diligently encouraged her to continue speaking.
"Usn... Usne mere saath...", she sighed, closing her eyes to allow more tears to flow.
Shaurya had reached the limit of carrying the burden of his suppressed emotions. He couldn't take that vulnerable woman any longer. It was breaking him down on the inside, but he wasn't showing it to her.
He had finally made up his mind to console her in the way he wanted.
"Anokhi...", he said soothingly, and she looked up at him with teary eyes.
"Come...", he said as he spread his arms out in front of her, wanting to encase her in his warmth and give her the comfort she needed to relax.
Though he was well aware that she was sensitive to any touch at the time, he couldn't stop himself from doing it because her broken state was breaking him as well, and thus he did it to relax her. Even if she declined, he wouldn't mind, but the next thing he knew, he was taken aback.
The space that was between them only a split second before was ultimately filled as she surrendered to his embrace.
She needed someone to snuggle, to feel the warmth of a trustworthy person, and she believed and felt that he was one of them. That's why, when she saw him inviting her into his embrace, she couldn't help but hug him, simply because of the way he had been dealing her, she knew he would never hurt her.
Shaurya had quickly surrounded the frame in his arms, protecting and securing it.
He raised his hand to caress her head, hoping to bring some comfort to the woman crying in his arms.
"Ano... khi...", his voice broke as he saw her in that state.
She was constantly sobbing in his embrace, which provided her with the warmth she required to let go of everything that was strangling her.
Every tear oozing from her eye was accompanied by every ounce of the bad memory.
"Shaurya Sir..."
"Voh... Us Monty ne... M... mere saath..."
"Mere saath za... zabar... dasti karne ki... k... koshish ki...", she closed her eyes, recalling the bad touch, and her grip on him tightened. She was still in his hold, enveloped in his tender arms.
Shaurya's palms curled into rage fists as soon as the words reached his ears. He was enraged, and he was fuming.
Though he had suspected something like this might have happened from the start, but hearing it from her mouth and seeing the frail woman loaded him with uncontrollable wrath.
"Usne mujhse zabardsti ki Shaurya Sir..."
"M... Maine kuch nhi kiya..."
"Anokhi...", he spoke up, his voice shaking.
"Anokhi tumhe khud ko justify karne ki koi zaroorat nhi hai..."
"Main jaanta hoon tumne kuch nhi kiya..."
"Main... Mujhe bharosa hai tum par..."
"Please tum aise mat bolo...", he begged.
"Main toh bas c... canteen ka kaam khatam karke... Vaapas jaane hi vaali thi... A... Aur tabhi..."
"Tabhi voh yaha...", she sobbed, hugging him even more tightly.
She was releasing all of her riled emotions in his embrace, which was providing her with much-needed comfort. She remained in his arms while recounting the incident to him.
"H... Haan bolo Anokhi..."
"Tab... Voh yaha... Aage ? ...", he continued as he gently stroked her head with his palm. He was heartbroken to see her in such a state.
"Tab vo yaha aaya tha us vakt..."
"A... Aur mere..."
"Mere peechhe pad gaya..."
"Main usse peechha chuudaane ke liye andar chali gayi... L... Lekin vo mera peechha karta rha..."
"Aur... jab mujhe aur koi raasta nhi dikha... T... Toh main..."
"Main staff room ke andar chali gayi... Lekin jaise hi main... D... Darvaaza band karne vaali thi... V... Vo vha pahunch gaya...", her voice shivered.
"Aur vo room ke andar aakar... M... Mujhe dham... dhamki dene lga..."
"Maine usse poochha ki use mujhse kya chaahiye... Vo mere peechhe kyu pada hai... Aur tab usne kaha...", she broke down in tears again.
"Kya kaha ?...", Shaurya stroked her back, incentivizing her to continue.
"Us... usne bola ki use mujhse badla lena hai..."
When Shaurya heard this, he was reminded that the watchman was also talking about some revenge. He wanted to know who Monty was and what kind of vengeance she was talking about.
"K... Kaisa badla Anokhi ?..."
"Aur yeh Monty hai kaun ?..."
She slowly drew herself away from his embrace and looked him in the eyes.
"Voh..."
"Mere..."
"Mere yaha Chandigarh aane se pehle... Papaji ne meri sh... shaadi tay kar di thi..."
"Mere P... Papaji nhi chaahte the ki main apni padhai... c... continue karu... Isliye unhone meri zabardasti shaadi karvaani chaahi..."
"Aur Monty vhi insaan hai jiske saath meri shaadi hone vaali thi..."
Listening to it, Shaurya was shocked. He had no idea how difficult it had been for her to get here, how she had to flee a forcible marriage in order to pursue her dreams.
"Lekin main..."
"Main yeh shaadi ke khilaaf thi aur mere shaadi vale din hi main Kapurthala se bhaag ke... Ya... Yaha Chandigarh aa gayi thi..."
"Aur Vo Monty aaj yaha... isiliye... mujh... se badla lene ke liye aaya tha Shaurya Sir..."
"Mere shaadi ke mandap se bhaag jaane ke vajah se uski family ko jo kuch sunna pada... Vo mujhse un sab ka badla lene aaya tha yaha...", she cried out.
Shaurya was taken aback by the situation. It was finally clear to him who Monty was and why he had come here. He was contemplating all of this when her sobs reached his ears, causing his heart to sink even more.
"U... Usne mere saath..."
"Usne mere saath zabardasti karne ki koshish ki Sh... Shaurya Sir..."
Shaurya's heart was pounding with fear. He knew he wouldn't be able to control himself no matter what she would say next.
"He t... touch..."
"Touched my..."
"He touched my...", her voice had almost cracked by this point, and Shaurya had already realized what she was trying to say when he saw her tightening her grip on his blazer to cover it up to her chest, and then breaking down in tears.
Shaurya was enraged to infinity when he saw it.
He was stunned at first by the revelation of who Monty was, and now the fact that the monster stooped so low was driving him insane. He was desperate to get to the police station and beat that monster blue and black.
But the most important task now was to console the frail woman in front of him, who had started crying profusely again as she remembered the terrible incident.
"Main apna sab kuch chodkar yaha aayi thi..."
"Meri Mummyji ko kitne bharosa hai mujhpar... Main unhe bhi vha chod yaha chali aayi..."
"L... Lekin aaj jo hua..."
"U... Uske baad main... kaha... kaise...", she sobbed.
Seeing her in such a state made his heart break. He couldn't seem to come up with a way to lift her up. He just wanted the "fierce woman" back, the one who never backed away from confronting injustice.
"Anokhi...", he said softly as he placed his gentle palm on her shoulder, and she flinched again, fluttering her eyes open, which had been closed to keep the tears at bay until now.
Shaurya quickly reversed his action, and Anokhi turned to face him.
She realized she had let go of everything she had kept inside her since that deplorable act was committed against her. She realized she had revealed everything that had happened to her inside that room.
But she had no idea what she was going to do next, which caused her to cry even more.
Shaurya did not pause when he saw it this time. He reached inside his pocket for something, then hesitantly reached for her cheek. She was just crying with her eyes closed, tears streaming down her cheek.
He softly placed the handkerchief there, and she opened her eyes to feel the soft fabric.
He had been wiping away her tears with it, she realized later. She kept staring at him while he brushed away the water beads.
"Anokhi...", he finally spoke up sensing the silence.
"Dekho... Tum ANOKHI ho naa ? ...", he inquired, his gaze fixed on her.
She nodded innocently; her eyes locked on him.
"Aur abhi tumne mujhe btaaya ki tum apne Papaji ke khilaaf thi... Aur Kapurthala chodkar yaha aa gayi thi... Haina ?...", he inquired calmly.
She nodded again, but no words came out of her mouth. She was simply listening to him silently and responding to him by quietly nodding her head.
"Toh ab mujhe yeh btaao Anokhi... "
"Jab tum apna sab kuch chodkar yaha aayi thi... Tab kya sochkar aayi thi ? ...", he asked quietly, hoping to make her realize her own zenith.
Listening to him, she began remembering what she had thought of at the time when she was leaving Kapurthala.
She recalled how ambitious, self-assured, and determined she had been at the time. She had promised herself that no matter how difficult life became, she would not withdraw or bow before the hurdles.
"Main..."
"Main jab... yaha aayi thi... tab..."
"Tab main ya... hi soch kar aayi thi ke... Chaahe jo ho jaaye... Main haar nhi maanungi..."
"Kitni bhi mushkile aaye... Main unka datkar saamna karungi... A... Aur haalato ke aage jhukungi nhi..."
Shaurya gave a faint smile as he listened to her words. He felt relieved that she was getting closer to her target, her realization of her aims.
"Toh ab mujhe yeh btaao Anokhi..."
"Tumne tab yeh socha tha naa ki tum haar nhi maanogi... Toh fir aaj kya hua ?...", he asked calmly, hoping she would understand.
"A... Aaj ?...", she wondered aloud, her eyes dazed.
"Haan aaj Anokhi...", he said, his voice intense.
"Tumne khudse vaada kiya tha ki tum life ke situations ke aage nhi jhukogi... Tumhaare life ke raaste mein jo bhi obstacles aayenge... tum unka saamna karogi... Bina lade haar nhi maanogi... Haina ?..."
"Yaad karo Anokhi...", he stressed.
"Jab maine tumhaari Aastha Mam ke khilaaf kuch galat bola tha... Tab tum chup thi ?..."
"Jab vo ragging incident hua tha... Tab tumne un logo ko itni aasani se maaf kar diya tha ?...", he continued to emphasize.
"Tumhaare is college mein admission se lekar aaj tak... Jitna kuch bhi hota aaya hai... Tumne kabhi haar maani thi ?..."
"The answer is NO... Haina ?..."
"Toh fir aaj kya hua us Anokhi ko ?..."
"Vo Anokhi kaha gayi jo har galat cheez ke liye doosro se lad jaati thi..."
"Jo sahi ko sahi... Aur galat ko galat kehne se darti nhi thi... Vo MISS BHALLA kaha kho gayi aaj ? ..."
"Vo MISS BHALLA aaj bina lade hi itni kamzor kaise pad gayi ?... Bolo...", his eyes had become moist, his gaze penetrating at her.
Anokhi kept staring at his gleaming eyes, which radiated hope and trust, and she became convinced that everything he said was completely right.
Every word he said was completely true, and it hit her like a ton of bricks.
Realization eventually dawned upon her.
How did she let go of that monster who had outraged her modesty so easily?
How come she become so fragile without even fighting back ?
How could she have let such a low person break her spirit ?
How did she forget the promises she made to herself in order to get here?
How did she let go of her ferocious inner self ?
All of the above questions made her realize, and she looked up, shocked, at the person sitting next to her, who was staring at her with hopeful eyes, expecting a positive response from her.
She was dumbfounded that the man in front of her had looked into her and knew her better than she knew herself. She was astounded that she was going to accept defeat so easily for such a cheap person, but the person in front of her was quick to show her what the true spirit inside her was.
She had completely forgotten who she was after that terrific incident. She had become so immersed in her grief that she was letting her determination and will – power to bow for that monster.
She looked at him with crystalline eyes, grateful that he had brought her inner self to her attention at the right time.
"Anokhi...", he finally spoke up after experiencing a long silence from her.
"Tumne javaab nhi diya Anokhi..."
"Tumne btaaya nhi..."
"Jo Anokhi humesha injustice ke khilaaf bolne se hichkichaati nhi thi... Vo Anokhi aaj kaise chup baith sakti hai ?... Bolo...", he said, his voice resolute.
Swallowing the large lump in her throat, she quickly nodded her head yes.
She had finally realized what a huge mistake she was about to make back then.
"Aapne..."
"Aapne sahi kaha Shaurya Sir..."
"Main..."
"Main chup nhi baith sakti..."
"Main aise haat pe haat dhare nhi baithe reh sakti..."
"Aapne sahi kaha... Mujhe ladna hoga..."
"Main haar nhi maan sakti...", she exhaled deeply, frantically wiping her tears away with the back of her palm.
Shaurya's eyes twinkled with delight as he saw the real Anokhi make a triumphant return. This was the moment he'd been looking forward to for a long time.
This was the Anokhi, the woman with an unbreakable spirit, he had longed to see, and it has finally happened now.
"Toh tum ladogi naa Anokhi ?..."
"Us Monty ko saza dilvaaogi naa ?... Bolo...", his voice upbeat.
Rage erupted within her the next moment, as she got reminded of the crime, and realized that now was not the time to sit and cry. It was time to make that monster pay for his deeds. It was time to punish that scumbag who had offended her modesty.
Slowly, the ferocious Anokhi was resurfacing in her.
"J... Jee Sir..."
"Us insaan ko main nhi chodungi..."
"Use uske kiye ki saza bhugatni hi padegi...", she took a deep breath and said determinately.
Shaurya was relieved to see her at last. He knew she could go for it now that her spirit had been lifted. It was only her grief that was engulfing her, and she was allowing it to do so. But she was back now.
"Anokhi...", he called her out.
She turned to face him and saw that he was already staring at her.
"Anokhi... Yahi baat main tumhe samjhaana chaahta tha..."
"Ab tumhe is baat ka ehsaas ho gaya hai... Ab us ghatiya insaan ko chodna mat...", he encouraged.
With teary eyes, she nodded. She had a strong sense of self-confidence now.
But a moment later, the reality was beginning to smack her. She looked here and there and realized that how much time she had spent there in the college.
Her Babli Di would be tense, she felt.
She panicked and her eyes landed on him.
Seeing her, he too grew anxious as to what happened all of a sudden.
"Kya hua Anokhi ?..."
"V... Voh... Aap mere saath kitne samay se yaha college mein hai..."
"Meri vajah se aapko bhi takleef-..."
"Nhi Anokhi...", he interrupted.
"Tumhe is baare mein sochne ki koi zaroorat nhi hai..."
"Tum... tum abhi yeh btaao... "
"Tum theek ho ?...", he asked politely.
She nodded her head yes, but only with great difficulty. Despite the fact that she had been extremely broken some time ago, his words had motivated her. That's why it had aided her in overcoming her grief to some extent.
"Toh Anokhi..."
"Ek request karunga... Please naa mat kehna...", he said courteously.
"K... Kaisi request ? ..."
"Main tumhe tumhaare ghar drop karunga... Okay ? ...", he raised his brows.
She smiled faintly, knowing that in spite of the situation being so messed up, he wasn't backing down from lending a helping hand to her, and that's why her heart knew he was a trustworthy person.
"Okay Sir...", she replied.
Shaurya felt relieved that, following the and breakdown, she had returned to a more normal state.
He slowly stood up and said softly, "Chale?..."
She, too, gave him a look before standing up and agreeing with a nod.
They walked up to the car in silence, and he opened the passenger door for her.
She took one last look around the building before getting in.
The building, where a room contained one of her most dreadful memories.
Recalling them made her weak again, but she didn't want to breakdown again. So, without wasting any more time, she slid into the seat, and he sighed as he shut the door behind her.
He, too, got inside and then started the engine, sending the car on its way.
Only the sound of grasshoppers in the road could be heard during the ride.
From the rear-view mirror, he noticed she was too quiet, and her eyes seemed to be lost somewhere. He knew what she was thinking. He was well aware that she was still dealing with the aftermath of the incident. But he also knew she wouldn't break down again this time and let the criminal go free.
Soon, they arrived at her house, or more precisely, her Babli Di's in-laws' house, and they both got out of the car.
He wanted to say something to her before leaving.
She, too, wished to speak with him one last time for today.
Both approached each other and their eyes met.
"Shukriya Shaurya Sir...", this was the only word she had for him.
He looked at her and sensed that she was still somewhere scared of what had happened with her, but she was trying to gain her strength to start the fight against Monty from tomorrow .
"Anokhi...", he spoke up.
"Main hoon tumhaare saath...", he assured.
"And...", he paused for a moment before finally speaking it out.
"YOU CAN DO IT !...", he said with intense voice, his tone straightforward and full of faith in her.
She realized what he was referring to, and hearing those four words lifted her spirit once more.
He had faith in her that she could do it, and she was undoubtedly going to do it.
She knew her next step was to go to the police station tomorrow to file a complaint against Monty and have him punished.
With a small smile on her face, she sighed and then blinked her eyes, assuring him that she would definitely do it.
He was relieved to learn that she was, at the very least, fine.
"Good night Anokhi..."
"Good night Sir..." she replied.
He gave a small smile before opening the car door and getting inside. He slid the glass pane open and looked at her, who was already looking at him.
"Kal milte hai..." he said, his voice firm.
From tomorrow, a new fight awaited her, and he knew she would put her all into it, and he would unquestionably support her in it.
"Jee...", she was content that he would also be there for her.
Giving here a last glance, he drove the car away, while she stood there dazedly staring at it.
Shaurya was heartbroken on one hand because of the injustice she had suffered, but he was also overwhelmed on the other, knowing that she was a strong-willed girl.
He had a faded smile on his face as he knew she was going to fight all the odds with tenacity.
AFTER ALL, HE WAS CONFIDENT THAT SHE COULD DEFINITELY DO IT...
THE END...
Thank you for reading
⁓ Thank you rits_m for suggesting the plot of the story ⁓
Edited by Black_Hat - 5 months ago
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