Breaking free is the story of a young woman's journey to overcoming her past and learning to trust again as she forges on into a new chapter in her life while discovering herself and a new love
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The Arora-Singh clan were gathered at the main entrance of the mansion to bid goodbye to the Mehras, who were finally returning to their home following the official end of the lockdown. The Matriarch of the Mehra family, Dida took the lead in thanking the Arora's for their graceful hospitality and practically forced the rest of her family to do the same
Dida: we can not thank you enough for all you've done for us, that too, despite the trouble we caused you.
She expressed almost emotionally, with arms joined in respect.
Sarla: it was no problem at all Dida, after all, we're family, right Dholi?
She said, looking at Dholi
Dholi: Of course, we wouldn't do anything less for our princess.
She said while side-hugging Neha, who smiled happily.
While everyone else seemed to have kept a cordial demeanour, it was crystal clear that this was not the case between King, Pragya, and Abhi as they glared daggers at each other. King held Kiara protectively in his arms as the little girl babbled on about her little stories to him and Pragya
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Abhi burned with jealousy, wishing so desperately that it was him standing there instead of King.
Even Aliyah and Tanu did not seem nearly as annoyed as Abhi, infact they were quite cheerful, most likely out of relief that they were finally heading home. Raj, Mithali and Taiji on the other hand were the farthest thing from being relieved or happy because now that they were going back to the rest of the world, the consequences of their fraudulent criminal deeds would surely hit them like a truck.
Soon the Mehra's cars were brought there from the parking area by the vallets, and they bit their last goodbyes and drove off.
Disha waved them goodbye with a big grin on her face as she watched the cars disappear, Purab looked at her curiously and knew something was definitely up, but before he could say anything her phone buzzed and she excused herself to take it privately.
Shrishti sighed aloud and commented
Shrishti: Thank God it's over.
She said dramatically
Sarla: Thank God indeed, now we have to cleanse our home to remove their black shadow.
Dholi: Oh definitely, we also need to remove their evil eye from our fa-
Two more cars pulled up front and caught their attention. They all looked confusedly at them. Dholi asked the vallets who told them to bring the cars, but before they could answer, a voice coming from behind did.
