"people say love is the most beautiful gift in this world, and being embraced by it is the greatest fortune. But what happens when that same love becomes the suffocation of your breath? Siya, whose love betrayed her so deeply that she lost faith in...
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In the room, the doctor looks at the police inspector while examining the body and says, "Sir, I think we should proceed with the post-mortem now."
As soon as the policeman agrees, the doctor moves forward to lift Siya's body, but just before he touches her, a commanding voice echoes in his ears, "Everyone stay where you are, or I'll give you a fate so terrible that you wouldn't even wish it upon your worst enemy in your wildest dreams."
Hearing this spine-chilling voice, everyone freezes in place. When they turn around in fear, their situation worsens.
Daksh calmly walks over and stands before them, glaring, and asks, "Who touched her, and who brought her here?"
The police inspector, thinking that he was asking for praise, quickly steps forward and says, "Mr. Agnihotri, I found her in the forest and brought her to the hospital, thinking she might survive. But when we got here, we found out she was already dead."
As the policeman spoke, Daksh's anger kept rising, but the officer continued without noticing.
He was still talking when, suddenly, Daksh pulled out his gun and shot him.
A little while later, the dark hospital room floor was strewn with several corpses. It looked like trash rather than bodies, and amidst them sat Daksh like the god of death, holding a gun in his hands.
He appeared unaffected by the bodies around him, looking like a wounded lion, gazing at the dead as if, had they been alive, he would have given them a more brutal death. His clothes were drenched in blood, and his eyes were blood-red. Anyone who saw him in that state would die of fright.
After a moment, he stood up and fired at the dead bodies again, saying, "You... you all are useless. Someone came and killed my butterfly, and none of you did anything. And what did you say? You haven't found my butterfly yet? How could this happen with all of you here? I left her in your care, so why didn't you protect her?"
He fired again in rage, emptying his gun, growling in fury.
Then, approaching Siya's body, he said, "How could you die without my permission when I told you your breaths would be taken only at my will, as even they belong to me?"
Daksh was behaving like a psycho. His personal assistant and close men stood in a corner of the hospital room, heads bowed, trembling in fear.
They all thought Daksh was acting like a lunatic, consumed with rage over Siya's dead body. Whoever caught his eye or was near him was killed instantly.
In his fury, he had already killed many of his loyal guards and men, leaving their bodies on the ground as punishment for failing to find Siya in time.
Daksh scanned the room with a glare and then, shouting in anger, said, "Get lost!"
Hearing this, his assistant and his right-hand man, Deva, immediately fled.
Daksh then went to Siya and, while looking closely at her, said, "You are not my butterfly because you don't have her fragrance. I know my butterfly's essence well. Even if she were lying here dead, I would recognize her because she lives within me, and I within her. I can recognize even the winds passing through her, so how could I not feel her fading breath? Do you know why? Because you're not my butterfly"
Saying this, he removed the sheet from Siya's body and started measuring her with his hands. After measuring, he said, "See, you're two inches shorter than my butterfly."
He picked up a nearby surgical knife and, tracing it across her face, angrily said, "How dare you try to look like my butterfly! If you were alive right now, I would have peeled the skin from your body with my own hands. Because only she can exist in this world no one else. It's good you died before I got the chance, or I would have given you a death so terrifying that your soul would have trembled."
After saying this, he burst into loud laughter and said, "Butterfly, you tried to use a duplicate to escape me, knowing I dwell in your soul. Wherever you are, you will come back to me... just wait a little longer."
To be continued...
Relax guys, I know there's a lot of confusion, but things will clear up in the next chapter. And yes, Kriyanshi is dead. After some time, I'll start referring to Siya as Kriyanshi because for the world Divya is also dead. Remember, Divya had told Siya to avenge her death, and there are reasons behind all this. Everything is a mystery that will slowly unfold.
