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Prithivi arrived (army general) He saluted me, his expression serious and attentive.
"Yuvraj," he said, his voice gravelly, "what seems to be the matter?"
Without preamble, I outlined the situation to him, explaining.
His expression darkened as he listened, his eyes narrowing with anger and worry.
"This is serious," he said, his tone solemn. "We must find out who is behind this and why they would target yuvrani"
I clenched my fists, my emotions bubbling to the surface. "I want you to find whoever did this," I said, my voice low and dangerous.
"I don't care what methods you use, but I want them found. And I want them to pay for what they've done to kasika"
He nodded, understanding the gravity of the situation. "I will do everything I can,"
he replied, his expression resolute.
"I will have my men search the palace and the surrounding area. We will find out who did this to Yuvrani."
Prithivi voice snapped me out of my thoughts, his words bringing me back to reality.
"Yuvraj, you should take rest," he said, his tone firm yet concerned. "Tomorrow is your coronation day. You need to be well-rested and clear-headed for the big day."
I nodded, understanding the wisdom in his words."I will try," I said.
He placed a comforting hand on my shoulder. "Yuvraj, I will personally oversee yuvrani-sa safety and care. You have my word on that. You need to take care of yourself as well."
I nodded slowly, reluctantly agreeing to his suggestion.
.Chamber.
I made my way towards my sleeping chamber, my footsteps weary and heavy. As I pushed open the door and stepped inside, I saw titli asleep on a small cot in the corner.
I looked over at Kasika, still fast asleep on her cot. I couldn't help but chuckle at her peaceful expression, a stark contrast to my own troubled thoughts.
" Aap toh Bina bhojan kare hi soo gyi" (You've fallen asleep without even having dinner) I said, my voice laced with amusement.
I called for one of the maids who was quietly tending to her duties.
"Take this food away," I said, gesturing to the tray of untouched food on the table. "I won't be needing it tonight."
The maid nodded and took away the tray, casting a curious glance at me as she went. I paid her no mind, my focus still on Titli and the events of the night.
