Prithak and Parijat, two soulmates were meant to be together. They had faced obstacles of their love story to reach at the day of their marriage, but little did they know that the great occasion of their lives was going to be turned out in an other...
Oops! This image does not follow our content guidelines. To continue publishing, please remove it or upload a different image.
All royal ladies were gathered at evening prayer. Karenumati was assisting Devika in arrangements. Abhipsa also joined both of them. Karenumati didn't react anything over her presence.
After completion of evening veneration, Abhipsa wished to take offerings to Prithak. Sensing Renu's unpleasant gesture, Devika denied at first in excuse of Prithak was no more interested in veneration and anything related to veneration.
Then, Abhipsa countered her saying that they all should try to bring spirituality back in Prithak's life. As Devika had nothing to counter back Abhipsa started to move away.
"Stop there!" Renu's voice stopped Abhipsa at her place.
"The persons who are present here must be given the first priority in getting offerings. After that you can take offerings out from here," Renu found a reason to make Abhipsa silent.
After distribution of offerings Abhipsa was about to leave towards Prithak's chamber, but Karenumati stopped her again.
"Now, what happened, Renu?" Abhipsa tried to covering up her irritation.
"Evening time has passed away. See, the sky has become darken. Giving offerings will bring nothing good. So, don't bother yourself," Renu got one more to reason to prevent Abhipsa from her track.
A new day came with the same pace of proceedings at initial stage. Renu was listening practice time experience of Prativindhya and Suhthanu, but a maid came with an important message which insisted urgent departure of Renu.
It was the first time that she was going to royal court. When she reached there she found some ministers along with the messenger for whom she had come there were present in the assembly.
The tone of that messenger towards Yudhishthir angered her in no time.
"Be descent with your words, messenger! I guess your king has forgotten decency, and that has reasoned your such behaviour," boldness of Karenumati rang in air.
"Greetings, Jyeshth. Pardon me for shouting on this messenger before greeting you," she greeted Yudhishthir, apologizing for her wrong doing.
Hastinapur had summoned Kaling for a peaceful discussion about achieving some developmental goals with spirit of togetherness. Not only Kaling but many other neighbouring states were also summoned. The initiation made by Hastinapur was a healthy attempt in field of international politics.
Taking the venture in a wrong way, the king of Kaling had sent his messenger to warn Yudhishthir for not crossing his path again.
"If your king doesn't want to join the venture then he is free to do that, but he has no right to demean Hastinapur for this initiation," Renu couldn't accept the hatred of her father towards her in laws, that too without any such reason.
"I have understood that, but the truth is Kaling has been bearing the greatest loss because of prince Prithak. Due to his fake love, we had lost our precious gem, our princess Parijat," silence ruled in the air when the messenger accused Prithak.
"Renu said right that Kaling had forgotten decency," a comment gained everyone's attention, and that belonged to none other than Prithak.
He walked into the assembly, and apologized Yudhishthir after greeting him just like Renu had done.
"You have no right to analyse my love, my emotions. It doesn't belong to the level of your effort. So, don't repeat this ever," Prithak's deadly calm voice made the messenger shiver.
The messenger chose to leave without delaying a second. Before leaving, he asked forgiveness from Yudhishthir, Renu and Prithak, respectively.
"Jyeshth, I request you not to consider Kaling in any matter with the thought that Kaling is my maternal home. We should forget that there was a neighbouring state existed in name of Kaling," folding her hands for the last time, Renu walked out.
Oops! This image does not follow our content guidelines. To continue publishing, please remove it or upload a different image.
So readers, here's the next part.
Now questions.
(1) Any fact you liked here?
(2) Any gesture to be commented?
(3) Any guess or expectation for next?
LAXMIPATI SHRI NARAYAN, please accept the positivity of my this work as an offering to you in name of all wellbeing of my LIFELINE.
