Trishalini ~ The Jewel of Mahabaleshgarh

91 ~ Queen Trishalini

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Abhinandan POV

My blood boiled with the rage. And I was equally shocked to the core.

I ran my brain to everyone, including everyone who ever visited Gurukul, and looked into Trisha's eyes, but I never thought Guruji would do that.

Just because he did not like me.

"Ask him to wake up," I sent a message to Ashwin and stood outside his room.

And, Singarh. How nicely they played with us.

The King knew what he was doing. He took the opportunity to crumble my pride, and he knew that even if the man failed, I would Kill Guruji as well.

And, in both conditions, my loss was inevitable.

And she was right. I would not have thought for a moment had I found out he did that.

I could not believe they planned all this.

It would have never occurred to me.

If I had killed Guruji, everyone would have voted against me and stripped me of Samrat's position.

Mahabaleshgarh would stand alone in the northern Hind without support, and my loss was inevitable.

Singarh pushed someone in the front whom I could not kill because they did not want to do it directly.

They just wanted to deceit.

They did not dare to fight in the battleground.

I palmed my mouth, still not believing it.

And, how could she think of this far in that moment? Even at Agastya's wedding, she behaved as if nothing was wrong.

And, how stupid I was that I could not see her distancing from her father.

In five years, she never remembered him, and when I asked her to make him the kid's teacher, she denied it.

How could I not sense that?

What the hell was I even thinking?

"Maharaj?" Ashwin asked, and I looked up at him.

"Yudh ki Taiyaari karo,"

"Prepare for the war," I ordered and walked away.

I still could not believe it.

She could have told me earlier.

But, I would not have stopped myself from anything before killing Guruji and Singarh's King.

And she was right.

We could never explain to people that I killed him because he did that. Nobody had seen it.

If someone had, I would have found and killed the culprit by now by myself without waiting for her to speak up.

Everything was messed up.

A part of me felt that she did the right thing, and the other felt guilty for hating her for so long. And, a part of me wanted her to tell me. I did not care about anything.

But, I did care about the Kingdom.

I was always entangled between the right and wrong.

I disapproved of Rudra and Nandani's wedding because it was wrong for me. They brought disgrace to the family.

And, then, how could my heart approve of killing my Guru?

Inhaling deeply, I closed my eyes and looked up, trying to feel the fresh air.