The journey back to Hastinapura was filled with the echoes of Dwarka and the memory of Subhadra. Arjun's thoughts often wandered back to the princess who had captured his heart. He found himself replaying their brief encounters, her words, and the way her eyes seemed to speak volumes. Though the responsibilities of a prince demanded his attention, a part of his heart remained in Dwarka, yearning to return.
Months passed, and Arjun's longing only grew stronger. He spoke of Subhadra to his brothers, who listened with understanding and support. They could see the change in him, the way his eyes lit up whenever he mentioned her name.
"Brother," Yudhishthira said one evening, "if your heart leads you to Dwarka, then you must follow it. Love is a rare gift, and it should not be ignored."
Bhima nodded in agreement. "You are a great warrior, Arjun, but even the strongest of us need someone to share our lives with. Go to Dwarka, find her."
Encouraged by his brothers, Arjun made preparations to return to Dwarka. He was determined to find Subhadra and explore the connection they had begun. The journey back to the coastal city was filled with anticipation and hope.
As he approached the city gates of Dwarka once more, memories of his previous visit flooded back. The same bustling streets, the vibrant colors, and the harmonious blend of opulence and simplicity greeted him. But this time, his heart beat faster with the hope of seeing Subhadra again.
Upon arriving at the palace, Arjun was warmly welcomed by Lord Krishna. The divine prince, ever perceptive and understanding, seemed to know the purpose of Arjun's visit even before he spoke.
"Welcome back, Arjun," Krishna said with a knowing smile. "I see that Dwarka has left a lasting impression on you."
Arjun returned the smile, his eyes reflecting his determination. "It is your sister, Subhadra, who has captured my heart, Krishna. I have returned to find her."
Krishna's eyes twinkled with amusement and affection. "Love has a way of guiding us, my friend. Come, let us walk through the gardens. Perhaps you will find what you seek."
They walked through the palace grounds, the beauty of Dwarka's gardens surrounding them. The air was filled with the scent of blooming flowers, and the gentle rustle of leaves in the breeze created a soothing symphony. Arjun's heart raced with anticipation as they neared a secluded part of the gardens, a place Krishna knew well.
"There," Krishna said, pointing towards a hidden alcove. "You will find Subhadra there. Go to her, Arjun."
With a grateful nod, Arjun made his way towards the alcove. As he approached, he saw Subhadra, her back to him, surrounded by a sea of vibrant flowers. She was gently tending to the plants, her touch tender and caring. The sight of her brought a rush of emotions, and Arjun felt his heart swell with love.
"Subhadra," he called softly, his voice filled with emotion.
She turned, her eyes widening in surprise and joy. "Arjun! You have returned!"
Arjun moved closer, his heart pounding. "I could not stay away. My heart led me back to you."
Subhadra smiled, her eyes shimmering with unshed tears. "And I have waited for you, hoping that you would return."
They stood there for a moment, taking in the sight of each other, the blooming flowers around them a reflection of the love that had begun to blossom in their hearts. The garden, hidden away from the rest of the world, felt like a sanctuary where they could finally be themselves.
"Shall we walk?" Subhadra suggested, her voice soft and inviting.
Arjun nodded, and together they began to stroll through the garden. The path was lined with flowers of every hue, their petals opening to the sun. The beauty of the garden mirrored the growing connection between them.
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The Blooming Heart
Fiksi PenggemarIn the ancient land of Bharatvarsha, where honor and duty reign supreme, two souls from different worlds are destined to cross paths. "The Blooming Heart" is a tale of love, courage, and self-discovery, set against the backdrop of royal courts, poli...