The Game Changers - Bishma & Karn

|| Chapter 17 | The Room ||

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Third POV 

Princess Ananya had just left Karn's room and a crowd of people who were not able to process what they saw with what they had just heard. It was all getting too confusing for them.

Prince Karn's voice brought their attention back to himself and broke them from their thoughts.

"Why is everything, covered here?" Prince Karn pouts.

"Because, baby boy, had we not done that, everything would have been dirty." Raj Mata Satyavati answers him, exasperation clear in her tone.

Prince Karn hums in understanding before turning to Subhadra. "Be my partner in crime." He says softly, a mischievous smile on his face.

"I will leave you in dust." She replies.

"Oh! We will see, who leaves whom in dust." Prince Karn smirked at his sister in all but blood, the Younger Princess of Dwarka.

And suddenly the two royals were running all around the room, removing cloth from everything that was covered and should not be, now that Karn was here.

The royal family just stares at them in surprise, now that they were back in front of them, their job done. One minute they were talking the next they were running around the room and now they ae standing in front of them panting.

"What was that?" Maha Mahim asks his son, eyes narrowed in a little anger.

"Papa, I just cleaned my room." Prince Karn says. "Made it much better, see"

And, really the room seemed much better now.
Of course, the room would be cleaned every week by the maids and servants but now that things were un- covered the previous beauty of the room was back in it, making the room shin like before.

The others looked around the room, they had no way to describe it. It was perfect in every way they could think of. It did not have a very heavy look nor was it completely plane. Just right.

The room had soft yellow and white decorations for most of the parts. There seemed no specific theme for the room but the prince's noticed that the celling had a beautiful and incarnate design of the sun and sky.

And the bed of the room was pushed to a side, just beside the window, it was placed at such an angle that the first rays of sun- light would sure fall on the bed. And when the person sleeping on the bed would open his or her eyes, it would fall on the beautiful painting on the celling.

There were books on the three 'V' shaped open shelf on the wall, beside the bed, the wall being just behind the head of the bed. A few books and scrolls were arranged on them, in an orderly fashion.