TRANSMIGRATED

CHAPTER 12

Shriya felt like she was on cloud nine. Finally the day she had been looking forward to was here. The first day of her new college life. She smiled brightly when the institution came into view. She was to spend six years of her life on this compound.

Shriya was quite confident that she wouldn't run into any of the movie characters here. It was the best place to spend her life as an ordinary person. All this time Rishi reminded her of being an extra. Now there was no Rishi, she would step into a new phase in her life.

She went to the front office to collect her schedule and the locker code. Her first day was just like she had imagined. She loved the feeling of being a medical student. She loved all the lectures, by the time she was back to the hostel she was imagining a peaceful six years of her life before the beginning of the plot.

While Shriya entered her dreamland in her sleep, a dark blue sports car raced through the night and reached a building construction site. The car skidded to a stop. The front door opened upwards and a lean handsome figure came out of it.

The man looked exceptionally handsome that night, dressed in white shirt and blue jeans. He walked leisurely into the gloomy building. He climbed the stairs and reached the second floor. Inside one of the rooms bright light could be seen. He went in the direction of the light.

Another man was lighting a cigarette when he walked inside. The cigarette guy looked into his watch and stated, "you are late, brother." The handsome man smiled at his brother's nonchalant behaviour.

In the middle of the room there were two figures one that of a man and a woman. Both were tied up and made to kneel on the ground. They both were covered in blood and had their heads bowed in dizziness.

The elder brother Aravind had been waiting for his younger brother to finish them off. The handsome man who walked in looked at the figures hunched together. A beautiful smile came on his lips at the sight, the man on the floor slowly raised his head and when he saw the smile chills ran down his spine.

The woman on the floor followed suit and lifted her head up. She recognised the man he was the youngest son of the Rawat family. He was the most handsome man she had met in her college.

Hope was born in her heart when she saw a familiar face, "please save me," she croaked out. She had no idea what she had done to offend them to find herself in this situation. But that wasn't the case with the man beside her.

The second man's arrival confirmed the premonition in his heart. He realised it was no use begging now. The real mastermind had made an appearance. Krishna chuckled at the ignorance of the woman. He grabbed her jaws still smiling at her. "Tsk- tsk, didn't your boyfriend tell you, Oh sorry my bad, he is your fake boyfriend right, didn't he tell you what kind of crime both of you did." He teased her with his words.

"Looks like he didn't," he continued speaking. "Both of you played with my weakness." When he got to the last part his face morphed into a dangerous expression. He tightened his hold on her jaw, she had no strength to cry out loudly instead tears trickled down her blood covered face.

He threw her off forcefully. She lost her balance and fell on the ground. He then got up and walked towards the man and squatted down before him. "Do you remember why I spared you last time," he asked the man. But he got no reply from him.

He continued speaking with a smirk, "you said if I killed you then your true love would be heartbroken. I then let you go on the condition that you bring her to me but instead you decided to stump me by presenting a fake girlfriend.
But you made the mistake of bringing the girl from my college." He laughed angrily at the end of his speech.

"It is true that I am benevolent towards lovers. And you tried to fool me with my weakness. I am not that kind enough to take it as a joke." He finished his narration with a smirk. He got up from the ground and turned towards his brother, "finish them."

Aravind turned to the goons waiting on the side and signalled them. He then followed his brother out of the room. They walked silently back to the ground. When Krishna reached the car his brother called him.

"Next time don't call me to take care of your business, I am busy." Aravind said, throwing the cigarette butt under his shoe. "Bro, I hate dirtying my hands. Love you." Blowing his brother a kiss he got in his car and left.
"Tch," Aravind shook his head at his brother's antics.