चुपके से दिल की बातें कर जाएँ,
तन्हाई में एक-दूसरे को समझ जाएँ।
तेरे बिना जो गुज़रती है रात,
उसकी खामोशी में भी तेरा एहसास पाएँ।
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Author Pov
Avyansh was surrounded by guards, all in tactical formation, him in the middle. The SWAT team's leader walked in front, his posture tense, eyes sharp, ready to assess every possible threat.
As they entered the zoo grounds, Avyansh noticed how the guards positioned themselves to keep him safe, their eyes scanning every inch of the area.
Though he desperately wanted to take charge, the SWAT leader, a no-nonsense officer named Singh, glanced back at him with a warning glare.
"Stay behind us, Mr. Raghuvanshi. I understand your concern, but leave the tactical maneuvers to us," Singh ordered, his voice firm. He signaled his men to move forward, their weapons ready.
Avyansh clenched his fists, biting back a retort. He knew Singh was right, but every instinct screamed at him to take action, to rush forward and find his family.
Still, he fell in line behind the SWAT team, trusting them to clear the way.
They moved cautiously, each step silent as they closed in on the zoo's restaurant. The quiet was tense, charged with anticipation. Shadows of figures could be seen from inside, and Avyansh's heart raced.
He barely contained himself, fighting the urge to sprint toward the restaurant, but Singh's sharp look reminded him to stay grounded.
As they neared the building, the first gunshot shattered the silence. The sound ricocheted through the empty zoo, sending flocks of birds scattering into the sky.
The SWAT team instantly sprang into action, signaling Avyansh to get down. He crouched, adrenaline pulsing as the guards spread out, taking cover and preparing to engage.
Inside the restaurant, the hostages stiffened in fear as the goons realized the SWAT team was close. One of the goons barked orders, "Lock the doors! Make sure no one escapes."
Several goons quickly obeyed, dragging tables and chairs to block the exits.
One of them whispered to the others, nodding toward the hostages. "Take off your shoes, put them near the door. Make it look like we're still outside," he muttered, a sly grin crossing his face.
The others quickly slipped out of their shoes, arranging them near the entrance as a decoy to trick the incoming team.
They moved with practiced ease, eyes narrowed as they prepared to face the approaching team.
Meanwhile, outside, Singh took point, directing his team to breach the restaurant from two angles. They split off into groups, each covering a side of the building.
He turned to Avyansh, his gaze as hard as steel. "Mr. Raghuvanshi you stay here. Do not engage, no matter what you see or hear."
Avyansh nodded reluctantly but kept his gaze trained on the restaurant, mentally counting every second. Singh and his team pressed forward, inching closer until they were within striking distance.
