Mohini- Rise Of Queen

60. Agam Saves Mohini

Mohini POV 

My eyes feel gritty as I try to open my eyes. 

I blink my eyes repeatedly to open and try to focus on my surroundings. 

My head still feels dizzy, I try to move my head but it doesn't move, like my head is tied down. 

I try to take in few breaths as I close my eyes. 

I can feel pain in my whole body as I try to move. 

Again I feel binded. I hastily open my eyes to look that I am tied to stack of wood logs in such a way that I can't even move a single muscle. 

My mouth is also stuffed with clothes so tight that I can't even swallow my own spit. 

Panic rises in me and I try to free myself but whoever tied this knot has great knowledge in tying them. 

I thrash but even I can feel that I am only vibrating in single position. 

I look around me that I am surrounded by long dry woods which is then covered by dry husks. 

Like it is meant for burning me here. 

It totally engulfs me in darkness with some light peeking in. 

I think about how I came to be here when everything slams into me. 

The night, my restlessness, me coming to meet the old lady, her drugging me. 

I swear to God if it is done by Chandani then I will make her life living hell. 

The way that woman looked at me answered my two questions. 

One that Raja-sa did kill someone whose relative this woman is and she hates everything related to him. 

Two that whatever Chandani said was a lie, I know for sure. 

She deliberately did this so I will come here. Because this woman was prepared for me. 

I try to work out my arm but it is of no use. 

I try to peek out and I find a space through which I can see with squinty eyes. 

I squint my eyes to look outside when I find that same woman dragging Raja-sa to the side of her house. 

Then start fighting him. 

Seeing him puts hope in me. He came for me, he found out that I had disappeared. 

Tears fill up my eyes. How could I ever doubt him? 

I try to call him out to look over here but he is engaged with the lady. 

He is accompanied by Viraj and Ekansh. 

Please look at me, look over here, Raja-sa. 

The feeling of desparation is taking over me as I try to call out for him. 

He looks so defeated as he turns away from her. 

Desparation intensifies inside me and panic rises. 

No, don't go Raja-sa. 

The woman looks in my direction and smirks evilly. Did Raja-sa came for me or not? 

He turns to look at the woman when my eyes fall in his hand, from far I can tell its my anklet. 

It is loose so it drops and I always forget to have it repaired. 

He must have found it, his eyes follow her gaze to where I am. 

I try to strain myself so he can see me but its impossible for him to see me from that far in the bundles of dry logs and dry husks.