MOHABBAT-E-DIWAANGI ( Book 1)

23. Betrayal ✨

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In just 20 minutes, they all got to the office. Aadish was really mad this time, so nobody dared to speak. Armaan, Om, Rudra, and Avantika stood silently in a line. Aadish went straight to his cabin after changing his clothes.

Avantika's expression changed quickly. She went from smiling to looking sorry, like she was asking for forgiveness. Everyone stayed quiet, feeling tense and unsure about what would happen next. The office felt heavy with the silent tension as they all waited anxiously for things to unfold.

"Tum teeno bahar khade raho abhi , or specially tum dono sochna bhi mat kahi or Jane ka chup chap bahar khade raho ". (You three stand outside right now, and especially you two, don't even think about going anywhere else.")

As Aadish spoke, his commanding voice filled the room, cutting through the air with authority. His three brothers stood silently by the door, obediently following his orders without protest. There was a tension in the atmosphere, palpable and thick, as if each word uttered by Aadish carried a weight that none dared to challenge.

He moved purposefully to his desk, his stance a mixture of determination and perhaps a hint of vulnerability, subtly supported by the edge of the table. His eyes focused ahead, contemplating the implications of his actions and the necessity of his commands. It was a moment frozen in time, where decisions made could alter destinies.

Aadish's authoritative demeanor spoke volumes about his role as a leader within his family, someone whose words were not to be taken lightly. The silence that followed his directive underscored the respect and possibly the fear his brothers held for him, understanding the consequences of disobedience or defiance.

Avantika watched silently as three brothers left the cabin. In her eyes, they were now revealed as cheaters,"muje akele is sher ki gufa meh chhod gaye ruko tumko batati hu , dhokebaaz "(" left me alone in this cave of lion, wait, I'll tell you, traitor.")and she couldn't hide the hurt and betrayal she felt.

"So, Miss Vani..." Aadish began, his tone measured as he folded his hands, a gesture of both respect and intent.

"Sorry na, Mr. R," Avantika replied, her gaze fixed on the floor tiles, avoiding direct eye contact.

"Biwi bhag gayi meri..." (My wife ran away)Aadish continued, stepping closer to her with each deliberate move, while Avantika instinctively took a step back for every step he advanced.

The tension between them was palpable, laden with unspoken words and unresolved emotions. In the echoing silence of the office corridor, their dance of proximity mirrored a delicate balance between attraction and hesitation, each movement revealing more about their unspoken connection than any words could convey.

As Avantika reached the wall behind her, she came to a halt and glanced up at Aadish, who was smiling mischievously.

"Mr. R..." Avantika began, [(Mr. R...)] a playful pout forming on her lips, [(a playful pout forming on her lips)] her eyes reflecting innocence.

"Kahiye, madam ji..." Aadish teased, [(Say, madam ji...)] his hand resting beside her.

"Aap kya kar rahe hai ji?" Avantika asked, [(What are you doing, sir?)] still uncertain, realizing there was no longer any space between them.

"Aapko apni biwi ke darshan karva rahe hai ji," Aadish said, gently turning Avantika towards a mirror on their right. [(You are getting a glimpse of my wife, ji.)]

"Dekha, humari biwi to yahi hai," he continued as Avantika looked straight ahead, only to see their reflection in the mirror. [(See, my wife is right here.)]