𝓛𝓸𝓼𝓽 𝓒𝓸𝓷𝓷𝓮𝓬𝓽𝓲𝓸𝓷𝓼 𝓪𝓷𝓭 𝓕𝓸𝓾𝓷𝓭 𝓑𝓸𝓷𝓭𝓼 [*Complete*]

Ch. 23 ⭐

Thousands of thoughts ran through Rajveer's head as he drove towards Ambala Cantonment. The more he thought about it, the less sense it made. He recalled Naina's back injury. She had told him they got into a bar fight with civilians and that's how she got hurt. But was that really what happened? This whole situation was making Rajveer suspicious. The date of those criminals' captivity aligned with Naina's injury. He remembered Shalini mentioning that all six of his cadets had swollen knuckles, like they'd been in a fistfight. Yudi also had a black eye, if he recalled correctly.

As the pieces of the puzzle started to form a clearer, though troubling, picture in his mind, Rajveer's mind raced with questions. He recalled that first call to Naina after reaching Delhi where she had told him that those criminals were planning on either trapping him like Naveen or killing him. Had the Super Six taken matters into their own hands to exact revenge on the men who planned to kill him? If so, what were they thinking? His cadets were usually smart and resourceful, but this kind of vigilantism was reckless and dangerous. Rajveer sighed deeply. His cadets had always been a handful, but this was beyond anything he had expected.

By the time Rajveer reached KMA, his mind was buzzing with a mixture of concern and determination. He needed to get to the bottom of this and fast. He had to find out the truth, protect his cadets from the consequences of their actions, and ensure that justice was served appropriately. Rajveer knew that his Super Six needed guidance and discipline, but they also needed someone who believed in them. As their mentor, it was his responsibility to set things right.

Parking his car, he quickly made his way to BC's office, mentally preparing himself for the confrontation ahead. Rajveer took a deep breath before knocking on BC's office door, steeling himself for the difficult conversation that awaited him.

BC's stern voice called him in, and Rajveer entered, saluting smartly. "Captain Rajveer Singh reporting as ordered, sir."

BC looked up from his desk, his expression a mix of frustration and relief. "Captain, I'm glad you're here. I'm sorry you had to cut your vacation short but..." he exhaled sharply, "You should see for yourself. Come with me." he said before leading Rajveer out of the academy.

"Where are we going, sir?" Rajveer asked curiously.

"In a secret location. I don't know why the cadets took such a drastic step, but the information these two men gave, I have a feeling that others shouldn't know about them yet," BC told him mysteriously.

Rajveer's curiosity and concern deepened as they drove to the undisclosed location. BC's cryptic words and the serious tone of his voice left Rajveer with a sense of unease. He tried to piece together what might have happened, but without all the facts, it was impossible to form a clear picture.

After a short drive, they arrived at a secluded warehouse on the outskirts of the cantonment. BC led Rajveer inside, where two disheveled men were being held in a secure room. The men looked battered and frightened, clearly having undergone some rough treatment.

BC gestured towards the men. "These are the ones your cadets captured. They were interrogated military-style. They claim that your cadets took them here after identifying them as part of the group that tried to kill you six months ago during Colonel Chandra's kidnapping."

Rajveer noticed the still-healing wounds on one of the men and was shocked. "Are you saying the Super Six did this?" he asked the criminal.

"T-That girl... she's crazy..." the man mumbled fearfully.

"Which girl?"

"Captain Naveen's sister... she interrogated us," the second man told him.

"Naina did this?" Rajveer's voice was full of disbelief. Both men nodded. Rajveer remembered the conversation he had with Naina after discovering her back injury.