Humnava Mere ♥️

Meer Khurrana

In a dark godown, a large table was place in the middle of it. Meera was tied to the chair. A man slowly walks towards her and crouched in front of her. Seeing her in misery, a smile crept on his face.

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Neil walked down the stairs as he folded his sleeves. As he was about to head to the kitchen, he noticed that Vidyut was sitting in the living room...alone. He slowly walked closer to him and saw the bracelet in his hands. Neil sighed and sat next to him.

"Vidyut, we will find her." Neil assured him.

"We will find her. But we can't save her. She is too far gone." Vidyut sighed and leaned back. He then scoffs slightly. "Mujhe pata bhi nahi chala ki kab uske dil mein itni nafrat bhar gayi. I always thought that she is London away from this mess, safe from mom's darkness. Only if I was able to see this before, then maybe I would've saved her." Vidyut hung his head low.

"Vidyut, don't blame yourself. It's not your fault." Neil placed a hand on his shoulder.

"She is the only family that I have left." Vidyut confessed.

"We will get her back." Neil then looked at Ahaana who was watering the plants. "And maybe after that you can start a new family." Neil indicated to her. Vidyut's eyes travelled to garden.

"Nahi yaar, mujhse nahi hoga ab." Vidyut exclaimed.

"Matlab?" Neil asked.

"Neil, Vidyut! Breakfast ready hai aajao." Avni called.

Neil and Vidyut both walked and sat on the table as everyone joined.

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"Sir, wo car ka number trace ho gaya hai. Uski last location Delhi ke aakhri toll pe thi." DD informs.

"Last toll ke baad jitne bhi stops hai, mujhe unn sab ke details chahiye." Neil instructs.

"Yes sir!" DD leaves.

"DD, wo car kiske naam pe hai?" Vidyut asks.

"Sir wo car chori ki hai, last week owner ne FIR lodge ki thi." DD says.

"Iska matlab, jisne bhi kidnapping ki hai, wo kafi dino se yeh plan kar raha tha." Neil concludes.

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Cold water splashed on Meera's face. She squeezed her eyes shut, trying to regain her consciousness. Her face turned pale when she saw the man in front of her.

"Pehchana?" The voice spoke with a smirk on his face.

Meera quickly tugged onto the ropes trying to free herself.

"Koi faida nahi hai. Apni energy mat waste karo." The man said. "Kab tak bhaagogi, huh? Kabhi na kabhi toh tumhe wapas aana hi tha." He squatted in front of her as she shivered in fear.

"P-Please mujhe jaane do." Meera begged.

The man played with his gun in his hand and looked up at her with rage-filled eyes. "Usne bhi tumse yeh hi kaha tha." He got up and turned around, walking to the table.

Placing his gun on it, he poured himself a glass of whiskey. He slowly gulped it and leaned against the table, facing Meera. "Now tell me: should I show you the same mercy that you showed her?" He asked with a stern voice.