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"What have you decided, Alia?" Rajveer asked as he arrived at the park where she had asked to meet. "Rajveer, I hope you haven't forgotten the promise you made. Why are you reconsidering now?" Alia's frustration was palpable.
"I understand your pain, Alia, and I still want to help you seek revenge for your brother. But I hadn't fully thought through the consequences. Targeting Abhimanyu mentally could hurt someone innocent who might not even know what's going on," Rajveer replied, concern evident in his voice.
"Is this about that innocent person being your sister, Siya?" Alia shot back, her irritation clear. "Yes, exactly. Now that I know it's my sister, I can't go through with it. I'm relieved I realized this before it was too late—living with the guilt of hurting someone innocent would destroy me," Rajveer admitted, his tone sincere.
"If it's going to be Siya, I'm sorry, but I have to protect her. However, if you've thought of a different approach, I might still stand with you, Alia," he added.
"I have, Rajveer. Abhimanyu needs to break mentally. I want him to feel the same pain my family has felt. He's the only child, and his parents need to understand what it's like to lose a child. My parents have lived with that pain for years. It's because of him that I haven't heard from my father in so long. My mother has been sick ever since then, and I worry about how long we'll have her. I want his parents to feel that same heartache," Alia said, determination burning in her eyes.
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"I could let Siya off the hook, but only if you help me break up their love," Alia said her voice firm. "What do you mean by that?" Rajveer asked, a hint of worry in his tone.
"I want to mess with those secret vows they made in front of the sacred fire. I want to burn their relationship down," Alia replied passionately. Rajveer looked confused. "How exactly do you plan to do that?"
Alia listened carefully as Rajveer shared his worries about their plan to create a rift between Abhimanyu and Siya. She understood where he was coming from but was determined to get justice for her brother Rishabh, even if it meant coming up with a more detailed scheme.
"We need a solid plan, like a master scheme," Alia said, her eyes lighting up with determination. "We need to build a wall of misunderstandings between Abhimanyu and Siya, so they both start thinking they're better off apart. But it has to be quick, unexpected, and make them question everything." Rajveer nodded, serious now. "But how do we do that without causing more damage?"
"We'll set up a bunch of little events that slowly chip away at their trust in each other," Alia explained, her mind already buzzing with ideas. "We'll start small, planting seeds of doubt. Then, as they start to second-guess each other, we'll ramp things up until they can't take it anymore."
