Dev Singh Oberoi is a billionaire and the secret king of mafias, feared and respected in both the business and criminal underworld. His life takes an unexpected turn when he encounters Naina Agarwal, a breathtakingly brave young woman from a promine...
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The classroom was filled with a low hum of conversations as students buzzed about the upcoming trip. Preeti and Naina sat among their peers, eagerly awaiting the distribution of passes. The teacher walked in with a stack of papers, signaling the start of the pass distribution.
"Alright, everyone," the teacher announced, "I need you all to come up and give your names if you're going on the trip."
One by one, students approached the teacher's desk, including Preeti, Naina, and several others. After collecting the names, the teacher began calling out the names of those who would receive VIP passes.
"Preeti Oberoi," the teacher said.
Preeti smiled broadly as she received her VIP pass.
"Naina Agarwal," the teacher continued.
Naina's face lit up with excitement as she took her VIP pass.
"Riya Sharma."
Riya joined Preeti and Naina with a smile, clutching her VIP pass.
The teacher then called out the names of two additional girls and three boys who had also earned VIP passes:
The VIP pass holders gathered their passes, chatting happily as the rest of the students received their normal passes. The teacher then collected the remaining passes and left for another class.
With VIP passes in hand, Preeti, Naina, and Riya were thrilled. They joined Isha, Maya, Arjun, Rohan, and Karan, who were now part of their group. The friends huddled together, discussing what to bring for the trip and making plans.
"What should we pack?" Maya asked.
"Definitely bring snacks," Riya suggested. "And maybe a camera for memories."
"I'm thinking of bringing a few extra outfits and a good book," Naina added.
Their conversation continued until the lecture ended, filled with enthusiasm and laughter.
As the students started leaving the classroom, Preeti, Naina, and Riya overheard a group of boys talking in a loud and disgruntled manner.
"That's so unfair," one of the boys grumbled. "Preeti and her friends think they're so special because they got VIP passes."
Another boy added, "Yeah, and it's not like they're the only ones who deserve them. Some of us worked just as hard and didn't get anything."
Naina, initially trying to ignore the comments, felt her anger rise as the conversation grew more disrespectful. She couldn't stand the unfairness and decided to confront the boys.
"Excuse me," Naina said, her voice steady and firm as she walked up to the group. "I heard your comments about us getting VIP passes. It's disappointing to hear such negativity."
