REBIRTH OF SULTANA DRAUPADI ✅

Chapter 33 : upcoming marriage

As the days passed and Draupadi's upcoming marriage to the Pandavas drew closer, a sense of anticipation and excitement filled the air. The brothers found themselves constantly drawn to thoughts of their future together with Draupadi.

One evening, after a day filled with preparations and discussions about the wedding, the Pandavas gathered in their chambers, a mixture of emotions swirling within them. Yudhishthira, the eldest and most thoughtful, broke the contemplative silence that had settled over them.

"My brothers," he began, his voice tinged with both solemnity and anticipation, "in just four short months, Draupadi will become our wife. This union will bind us together in ways we have never experienced before."

Bhima, always the bold and outspoken one, grinned broadly. "Indeed, brother! Draupadi has already become the center of our lives. I can hardly wait to see her as our wife, to cherish and protect her with all our hearts."

Arjuna, the skilled archer and strategist, nodded in agreement. "She brings a lightness to our days and a strength to our resolve. I look forward to the day we vow to love and honor her forever."

Nakula and Sahadeva, the younger twins, exchanged knowing glances. "Draupadi has brought joy and companionship into our lives like no other," Nakula said softly. "I am eager to see her as our bride, to share in her laughter and dreams."

Sahadeva added with a smile, "Her presence has made us stronger, both as individuals and as a family. I am certain that our marriage will be a celebration of love and unity."

As they spoke, their voices filled with admiration and affection for Draupadi, the Pandavas couldn't help but feel a deep sense of gratitude for the journey that had brought them together with her. Each of them knew that their bond with Draupadi transcended mere marriage—it was a union forged in friendship, respect, and unwavering devotion.

In that moment, as they looked forward to the future with hope and anticipation, the Pandavas silently vowed to cherish and protect Draupadi with all their might, knowing that their love for her would guide them through every challenge they faced together.

And so, in the quiet of their chambers, surrounded by the promise of their impending union, the Pandavas shared a moment of reflection and unity, their hearts brimming with excitement for the future that awaited them and Draupadi as their beloved wife.

As the days drew closer to Draupadi and the Pandavas' upcoming marriage, tensions began to simmer beneath the surface. Yudhishthira, Bhima, Arjuna, Nakula, and Sahadeva found themselves increasingly possessive of Draupadi, their beloved and soon-to-be wife. Each day, they couldn't help but notice how other men would look at her with admiration and longing, fueling a burning jealousy within them.

One evening, after a particularly trying day of managing kingdom affairs and preparations for the wedding, the Pandavas retired to their chambers. The atmosphere was heavy with unspoken emotions, each of them grappling with their newfound possessiveness towards Draupadi. Yudhishthira, ever the voice of reason among his brothers, tried to calm their nerves.

"She is ours, and soon the world will know," Yudhishthira said, his voice tinged with both reassurance and warning. "We must trust in Draupadi's love and devotion to us."

Bhima, his temper flaring, clenched his fists. "I can't stand seeing other men look at her like that," he growled. "She belongs to us alone."

Arjuna, usually calm and composed, found himself struggling to contain his emotions. "We must not let jealousy cloud our judgment," he said, though his voice betrayed a hint of unease.

Nakula and Sahadeva, the younger twins, exchanged knowing glances. They too felt the tug of jealousy in their hearts, but their love for Draupadi tempered their emotions.

Meanwhile, Draupadi, sensing the tension among her husbands, decided to confront the issue head-on. She entered their chambers, her presence immediately commanding their attention. Her eyes, filled with love and understanding, met each of theirs in turn.

"I sense your unease, my loves," Draupadi said softly, her voice a soothing balm to their troubled souls. "Know that my heart belongs to each of you, and no other."

Yudhishthira stepped forward, taking Draupadi's hands in his. "Forgive us, Draupadi," he said, his voice filled with remorse. "We are possessive because we love you so deeply."

Bhima, unable to contain his emotions any longer, pulled Draupadi into a fierce embrace. "You are our strength, Draupadi," he whispered, his voice thick with emotion. "We cannot bear the thought of losing you."

Arjuna approached next, his eyes searching hers. "Forgive our jealousy, Draupadi," he said earnestly. "It stems from our fear of losing the most precious person in our lives."

Nakula and Sahadeva, standing beside their brothers, nodded in agreement. "You are our world, Draupadi," Nakula said softly. "We cannot bear to see you with anyone else."

Draupadi smiled gently at each of them, her heart overflowing with love. "I understand your feelings, my beloveds," she said, her voice filled with warmth and reassurance. "But know this: my love for you knows no bounds. You are my husbands, my protectors, and my dearest companions."

Moved by Draupadi's words, the Pandavas gathered around her, enveloping her in their love and devotion. In that moment, their jealousy melted away, replaced by a deep sense of unity and understanding.

As they embraced, Draupadi kissed each of them tenderly on the lips, a silent promise of her unwavering love. In their arms, surrounded by the warmth of their embrace, Draupadi knew that together, they would overcome any challenge that lay ahead.

Nakula, ever the prankster, couldn't resist teasing Draupadi as she walked past him in the palace gardens. With a mischievous grin, he playfully pulled at her saree, causing Draupadi to whirl around with a startled gasp. In a swift and dramatic response, she swiftly drew a small knife from her waistband and pressed it lightly against Nakula's neck, her eyes flashing with mock anger.

"Five stupid, idiot brothers!" Draupadi exclaimed, her tone laced with playful menace. "I'll teach you to mess with me."

The Pandavas, who had been watching the scene unfold from a distance, burst out laughing at Draupadi's theatrics. Yudhishthira, Bhima, Arjuna, and Sahadeva exchanged amused glances, thoroughly enjoying the playful banter between Nakula and Draupadi.

Yudhishthira stepped forward, trying to suppress his laughter as he addressed Draupadi. "Oh Draupadi, spare Nakula. He meant no harm, just a harmless prank."

Bhima, still chuckling, added, "Yes, Draupadi. You scared him enough with that knife. He won't dare to pull any more pranks on you."

Arjuna, always quick-witted, quipped, "It seems Nakula has learned his lesson. No more pulling sarees or he might face Draupadi's wrath again."

Nakula, now realizing the gravity of the situation, held up his hands in surrender. "I'm sorry, Draupadi! It was just a joke, I didn't mean to upset you."

Draupadi couldn't hold back her smile any longer, the corners of her lips twitching as she sheathed the knife and let out a playful sigh. "Oh Nakula, you know I can't stay mad at you for long." She reached out and tousled his hair affectionately, her eyes twinkling with amusement.

Sahadeva, ever observant, joined in with a chuckle. "You always know how to keep us on our toes, Draupadi."

The tension dissolved into laughter as Nakula joined in, relieved that Draupadi had taken his prank in stride. The Pandavas gathered around Draupadi, their bond strengthened by moments of lightheartedness and camaraderie.

As they walked back towards the palace, Draupadi glanced at Nakula with a playful glint in her eye. "Just remember, Nakula, I've got my eye on you."

Nakula grinned sheepishly. "I promise, no more pranks on you, Draupadi."

With laughter echoing through the palace gardens, the Pandavas and Draupadi returned to their daily lives, each moment strengthening the unbreakable bond between them.