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*** Randheera ***
"Yodha, the warrior," I heard Vinod whisper to himself as he came out of the King's chamber with the small statue in his hand but stopped when he saw me.
"Good morning, general sir," he greeted.
"Morning," I greeted, "Where did you get that?"
"Saw it on the King's table," he replied with his eyes full of joy, "Fell in love, his highness noticed it and now it's mine."
"That's good," I nodded.
Deva is certainly a good king! He can accommodate any and every different mindset.
"He said it's my wedding gift," Vinod added.
"What?" I said, offended.
The 'oh so generous and righteous king' threw a paper weight at me when I told him about my marriage. I got no statue as a wedding gift.
This is so unfair!
I am offended!
"I..uh...I think I should leave now, sir," Vinod hesitantly said upon noticing the change of expression on my face.
"Wait," I stopped him as I remembered Shanthi.
"Shanthi sent food for you," I added, "I did not want anyone to mess with it for security reasons, so I left it with Madhav at the entrance. Pick it up from him."
"Really?" Vinod asked both happy and surprised.
"Why would I lie?" I replied.
"Right," Vinod nodded.
"Your wife also seems to be worried for you," I added, "Visit here if you find time between shifts."
"Sure sir," Vinod nodded.
*** Shanthi ***
KNOCK KNOCK
I rushed to the door the moment I heard the knock hoping it would be Vinod, but to my disappointment it was someone else, another soldier.
"Greetings sister," he greeted me and I greeted back. "Vinod sir sent you this," he said as he showed the basket with the food that I've sent him and my smile immediately disappeared.
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