Chapter 131 : A Moment of Unity
After their loving kisses, Draupadi sat in the middle of the room, glowing with happiness and the love she felt from her husbands. The Pandavas, their hearts full of affection, couldn't resist wrapping her in a warm embrace. They each took a place around her, their arms finding their way around her in a gentle, protective hold.
They hugged her from the sides, a circle of warmth and strength, as if they were shielding her from the world while showing their deep connection. **Yudhishthira** rested his head against hers, his hand gently stroking her arm. **Bhima**, always the strongest, held her the tightest, his grip firm yet tender. **Arjuna** pressed a light kiss to the top of her head, his fingers trailing along her back. **Nakula** smiled softly, his cheek brushing against hers, while **Sahadeva** gently rested his hand on her shoulder, offering his quiet support.
In that moment, they all sat together in silence, simply enjoying the warmth and comfort of each other's presence. The weight of their duties, the kingdoms, and their many responsibilities seemed far away. All that mattered was the bond between them—the unbreakable connection that held them together through every challenge.
Draupadi closed her eyes, feeling the love surrounding her from all sides. "I’m so grateful for all of you," she whispered softly, her voice filled with emotion.
Yudhishthira smiled. "We are the grateful ones, Draupadi. You are our strength and our heart."
They remained like that for a while, wrapped in each other’s embrace, until Draupadi finally broke the silence with a small laugh. "Now, let’s go. We have duties to attend to—and you all promised me a quiet evening later."
The Pandavas chuckled, their love for her only deepening with each passing moment. With one final squeeze, they slowly released her from their embrace, but the warmth of that moment stayed with them, a reminder of the unshakable bond they shared.
Together, they rose, ready to face the world again, but knowing that their love would always be their greatest strength.
