The Rescue - 57

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Life has a fucked up way of teaching you lessons

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Life has a fucked up way of teaching you lessons.

Because right now I am in no mood to learn. All that consumes my head is Shivanya's voice.

I was on edge all day because she suspected me of killing Rohit.

Fair enough, I can't blame her.

That fucker hurt her that day but only her request to never harm him kept me from digging a six feet deep burial ground for that piece of shit.

All through my murderous rage she didn't think I would respect her wishes. That disappointed me so I left her at the restaurant to calm myself. I was not angry at her but at me because I am the reason for her suspicions.

But I never expected that'd be the last time I'd see-

No. No.

I am going to find her and bring her back to me.

Fear unlike anything bolted through my veins when I got her call.

Jay is dead. I still can't believe the man who had my back for years, who was like a father figure in my life is no more in this world.

The ones who murdered him will pay.

I drive my car in a mad rash. My men are following me.

"I am so sorry baby. Mama couldn't protect you. Please forgive me."

Shivanya's fear coated voice echoes in my ears. I didn't think I could bear anything like her loosing hope.

My wife and my baby.

Two people I vowed myself to protect are now in danger.

I hit the steering wheel and the horn blares loudly.

"I love you Vihaan. I love you so... so much. I wish I could've had my happily ever after with you. I hope this is not how it ends."

My heart.

I didn't know my eyes were trailing tears until she uttered those words. My breath comes out chopped as I drive the car through the darkness.

Her voice. It will be forever etched into my memory of how scared and finalized it was.

"Live Vihaan. Move on. Have a family."

When I find her I am going to give her an earful about uttering those stupid words to me.

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