The next morning, as Draupadi prepared to leave for college, she addressed the Pandavas with a mix of affection and authority. "Five of you stay home," she instructed firmly, her eyes lingering on each of them. "Nakula and Sahadeva, you must take your tablets. If you don't eat and drink your medicine, Yudhishthira, give them a nice slap. Understand? Or else I will slap all five of you as the eldest."
To soften her stern instructions, Draupadi moved closer, kissing each of them on the lips, neck, and cheeks. The Pandavas, touched by her gestures, slightly blushed and smiled, their hearts warmed by her care.
"You five eat on time," Draupadi continued, her voice gentle but insistent. "Nakula, Sahadeva, take your tablets on time and don't forget your medicine. I don't have a special class today, so I'll be back by 4:00 PM."
The Pandavas nodded, their expressions a mixture of amusement and respect. "We'll do as you say," Yudhishthira assured her, his tone reflecting his role as the responsible eldest brother.
As Draupadi left for college, the Pandavas felt a deep sense of gratitude and admiration for her. She was not only their queen but also their guiding light, ensuring they remained strong and united in their unique and challenging world.
As Draupadi left for college, the Pandavas gathered in the living room, reflecting on her instructions and the affectionate moments they had shared.
Yudhishthira broke the silence, his tone thoughtful. "She's remarkable, isn't she? Balancing the strength of a leader with the care of someone who truly loves us."
Bheema nodded, his voice filled with admiration. "Absolutely. She manages to keep us in line while also making us feel valued. It's a rare quality."
Arjuna, always perceptive, added, "Her ability to handle everything, from being a fierce Mafia queen to ensuring we're taken care of, is truly impressive. She never misses a detail."
Nakula, slightly embarrassed by Draupadi's earlier warning about the tablets, grinned sheepishly. "I guess we really should be more responsible with our health. I don't want to be on the receiving end of her slap."
Sahadeva laughed, patting Nakula on the back. "Agreed. Let's make sure we follow her instructions. She does it all out of love for us."
Yudhishthira, always the eldest brother, took a more serious tone. "She's right, though. We need to stay strong and healthy, not just for ourselves but for her too. We're a team, and each of us has a role to play."
The Pandavas nodded in unison, their resolve strengthened by Yudhishthira's words. They understood the importance of their bond and the need to support each other, especially in their unique and dangerous world.
With renewed determination, they set about their tasks for the day, ensuring they ate properly and took their medicines on time. As they went about their routine, their thoughts often drifted to Draupadi, eagerly anticipating her return at 4:00 PM, knowing that together, they could face any challenge that came their way.
As 4:00 PM approached, the Pandavas eagerly awaited Draupadi's return. They had taken her instructions to heart, ensuring they were ready and had everything in order when she walked through the door.
When Draupadi finally arrived, her presence filled the room with warmth and reassurance. She immediately noticed the Pandavas standing there, their faces lit up with anticipation and affection.
Draupadi smiled warmly at them, pleased to see their readiness. "You all did well," she praised, her voice soft yet filled with pride.
Without hesitation, the Pandavas moved forward and enveloped Draupadi in a heartfelt hug. It was a spontaneous gesture of gratitude and love, their arms wrapping around her in a tight embrace.
