Ishq mein marjwan

6. Psycho Daksh

**And then...**

Siya tells her whole story to the girl and says, "Now you tell me, what good has your God done for me? He took everything from me, but still, your God did nothing. What good could your God want to do for me by taking away my only friend too?"

Hearing Siya's words, tears fill the other girl's eyes as well, but she still smiles sweetly and says, "My God must have something good planned for you, which is why He revealed the truth to you. And look, He even brought us together at a time when we were both standing at death's door. This clearly means He doesn’t want anything bad to happen to you.

I look like you. You want to die, and I want to live, but I can’t because my time has come. What could be the reason for us meeting in such a situation? The only reason is that God doesn’t want us to die together; He wants you to live. So that you can avenge the injustice done to us."

The girl then takes Siya's hand and continues, "You told your story; now listen to mine, and then decide if you want to live or die.

My name is Divya. Like you, I was betrayed by those I trusted the most. The people I trusted blindly took my life from me."

She starts telling her story, and as she continues, tears begin to flow from Siya's eyes.

Divya, coming back to the present, says, "I have never asked anyone for anything in my life, nor have I ever bowed my head before anyone. But today, I am bowing my head before you. Please, take the place of that girl, and give me your place. Once your husband finds someone in your place, he will leave you alone.

So quickly, exchange your clothes with mine, and leave this place wearing mine."

Listening to Divya, Siya, says, "No, main tumhe chhod kar kahi nahi jaungi aur ye ladki hai kaun and kisi ne mujhe pehchan liya toh?"

(I won’t leave you behind, and what if someone recognizes me as that girl?)

Hearing this, Divya brings a mirror and places it in front of Siya. Siya first looks at Divya in confusion, then looks into the mirror. Seeing the unfamiliar face in the mirror, she is shocked and looks at Divya, who was standing casually.

"Ye.... ye mera chehra nahi hai mere chehre ko kya hua? Ye kiska chehra hai?" Siya says in surprise.

(This...this isn’t my face! What happened to my face? Whose face is this?)

"This is Kriyanshi Rathore’s face. Fortunately, all three of us have the same eye color, blue. Maybe this is also a sign from God. From today, you will live as Kriyanshi Rathore, and I will live as you," Divya says.

Hearing Divya's words, She says, "And what if this girl..."

Before she can finish, Divya says, "She will never return, she’s dead. So please, listen to me."

"Par main kaise tumhe uss haiwan ke paas jaane de sakti hoon? I can’t be so selfish. You come with me too," Siya insists.

(But how can I let you go to that beast?)

"That can’t happen. You know Daksh will find you no matter what. Then you won’t be able to do anything. That’s why I will go in your place. Don’t worry, I’ll go with a full plan so he won’t suspect anything."

Hearing this, She says, "Are you sure about this?"

"Yes."

"But now I have no reason to do all this, no purpose to live."

Hearing this, Divya convinces her by saying, "How can you say your life has no purpose? Your life’s purpose is to avenge my death, to punish those who brought me to this state, to uncover the truth behind your parents' death, and to take revenge on that girl, Kriyanshi. And as Siya, I will handle Daksh. Calm your mind for a minute and think—would Daksh kill Manvi just because she found out he was cheating on you? He could have kidnapped her until your wedding was over. Even if she came to you after the wedding and told you the truth, what could you have done? Nothing. That’s why I think Manvi found out something more important, something that could be crucial for you. Who knows, maybe your parents' accident wasn’t an accident at all; maybe there’s a hidden secret behind their deaths."