❛Billionaire's Immortal Love❜

꧁ 𝐒𝖎𝖇𝖑𝖎𝖓𝖌'𝐬 𝐑𝖊𝖚𝖓𝖎𝖔𝖓 ꧂

Hello Lovely Reader, 
Here is the Next Part of the FF.
Hope you all will like it. 

Happy Raksha Bandhan to all of you. 

Note : Today's update will be entirely dedicated to Khushi and Ankit. 

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Not Proofread yet. 

Please try to ignore the Grammatical mistakes and Typos. 

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Now, let's get back to the Story. 

Read And Enjoy 

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RAIZADA MANSION  [ Arshi's Room ] 

As the commotion downstairs continued, Khushi lay silently on her bed, tears streaming down her face. While everyone else was caught up in the chaos, she was experiencing a different kind of turmoil, one that was consuming her from within. All she could think about was why her brother had abandoned her. The question gnawed at her heart, causing an unbearable ache that seemed to grow with each passing moment. Betrayal and confusion weighed heavily on her as she struggled to make sense of his actions. She couldn't understand how he could leave her when she needed him the most, especially after everything they had been through. The tears flowed freely as she grappled with the pain of being left behind, feeling lost and abandoned in a world that suddenly felt cold and unforgiving. Her mind was flooded with questions that had no answers, leaving her feeling adrift in a sea of uncertainty and hurt. The betrayal cut deep, leaving scars that would take time to heal, if they ever did at all. As she lay there, lost in her sorrow, Khushi wondered if she would ever find the strength to forgive him or if the wounds he had inflicted would forever haunt her soul.

Khushi Kumari Gupta was a girl whose life was in constant upheaval. The first major change occurred when her parents and brother were violently taken from her without warning. Recently, she married her sister's boyfriend, and now, here was her long-lost brother standing in front of her. She had been aware that this confrontation would happen eventually, whether today or tomorrow, and had mentally braced herself for it. However, when that moment arrived, she lost her composure. Despite recalling everything Arnav had told her, she couldn't contain the surge of questions that flooded her mind.

The room was filled with a palpable sense of pain and sorrow as Khushi, lost in her own emotions, remained oblivious to the presence of another individual. As she wept, the other person's heart shattered into pieces at the sight of her anguish. Sent by Arnav's father, he had expected a challenging encounter, but seeing his Guria in such agony, especially caused by him, left him struggling to cope with the profound sorrow that filled his heart. Tears welled up in his eyes and cascaded down his cheeks, mirroring Khushi's pain as he tried to come to terms with the heartache that surrounded them. Their shared tears spoke volumes, expressing a deep understanding and connection between them despite the turmoil they each faced.

As Ankit sat down beside his sister, he could feel her deep pain and sadness. Unable to watch her cry any longer, he reached out to her and whispered her name, “Khu... Khushi!” Startled by the unfamiliar voice and surprised to see her brother, she quickly tried to wipe away her tears. But instead of answering her questions, Ankit took her hand and urged her to let her emotions out. “Don't... don't try to hide your tears from me, Guria. Let them flow. Perhaps with these tears, the resentment you feel for me will fade too.”

He knew that the resentment she felt towards him would only fade once she allowed herself to grieve. As she gazed at his earnest face, Khushi's heart began to soften, but her mind reminded her of the hurt he had caused by leaving her with strangers in a time of need. “Don't give in, Khushi. He abandoned you when you needed him most. It doesn't matter if circumstances forced him; he should have taken you with him instead of leaving you with strangers. No, don't forgive him too easily, no matter the reason.” She struggled with conflicting emotions, torn between forgiving him and protecting herself from further pain. In the end, she couldn't bring herself to forgive him so easily, no matter the reason for his actions.