Threads of Love

58. Love together

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At the palace, Kittu was ready to get married as per planned. She was waiting for Mansi but she hadn't come till now. She was getting very scared. When Digvijay ji came to her. " Kashi, it is time. come everyone is waiting for you." said Digvijay ji.

Kittu nodded. After that she got up and then headed out with Digvijay ji. She was walking down when suddenly there was a sound of a gunshot. Everyone looked at the gate and got shocked as Aarav was standing there. 

" Aarav, what nonsense is this?" asked Bhairav. He looked at him and smiled. " Nothing much. Just to kill the love of Shivansh's life. " said Aarav and then pointed his gun at Kittu.

She got startled and held the hand of Digvijay ji. Everyone looked at Shivansh, thinking that he would be angry but instead of being angry, he had a smile on his face.

" Okay, then shoot her. I don't care. " said Shivansh. Everyone was shocked. " Shiv, what nonsense is this? " asked Dada Hukum. Shivansh looked at him. " Dada Hukum, do you think that I wouldn't know that this isn't my Kashi. " said Shivansh.

Akshita came to him. " What do you mean? " asked Akshita, " Maa, this is someone planted by Mansi. I am not stupid that I wouldn't know my Kashi's touch. " said Shivansh.

Everyone looked at Kittu in anger. Naina came to her. She gave a tight slap to her. " Now my Bhabhi sa will not leave you. " said Naina in anger. Digvijay ji looked at her. " i can'tbelieve that you are an imposter. " said Digvijay ji.

Kittu looked at him. " Kaka." said Kittu, " Shut up and don't call me that. Guards." said Digvijay ji. The guards came inside and bowed their heads. " Take this imposter out of here. " said Digvijay ji.

As the imposter was escorted out of the palace by the guards, the tension in the room was palpable. Shivansh stood tall, his eyes never leaving Aarav, who still had his gun pointed at him. Aarav's face twisted in anger as his plan unraveled before him. 

The tension in the air was thick, and everyone could sense the impending confrontation. "Shivansh, you may have figured out the imposter, but do you think you can outsmart me? Today, I'll end everything you hold dear." Aarav sneered, his voice dripping with venom.

Shivansh, unshaken by the threat, took a step forward. His voice was calm, but it carried an undeniable authority. 

"Aarav, you made a grave mistake by coming here. You thought you could manipulate me with a mere imposter? You underestimate the bond I share with Kashi. And now, you've brought this upon yourself." Shivansh said.

Aarav's eyes flashed with rage, and without warning, he lunged forward, swinging his sword at Shivansh. The sound of metal clashing echoed through the grand hall as Shivansh swiftly drew his own sword, meeting Aarav's attack head-on.

The guests gasped and took a step back, giving the two men space as the battle commenced. The elegant palace, adorned for a wedding, was now the backdrop for a deadly duel. 

Shivansh's movements were fluid and precise, his sword a natural extension of his arm. Aarav, driven by rage, attacked with wild ferocity, his strikes powerful but lacking control.

"You've always been a thorn in my side, Aarav." Shivansh said, blocking a particularly vicious strike. "But this ends now."

Aarav growled in response, pushing Shivansh back with a powerful swing. "I won't let you have the last word, Shivansh! You think you're so clever, but today, I'll show you that your precious Kashi means nothing without you!" Aarav said.

Shivansh's eyes narrowed as he parried another attack, his patience wearing thin. "You talk too much, Aarav. Let's see if your blade speaks louder than your words." Shivansh said.