Jahanvi - Dev's commoner queen [Completed✓]

40 ~ Planning revenge

“I'm leaving for Wadiyar. If you want to join, you’re welcome, otherwise I just came to inform you.”

I looked at Maa-sa, she looked at me. He probably came to know about the truth from Jahanvi.

“Have you brothers gone completely mad?” She shouted upon him but Krishiv ignored her completely. Maa-sa and Krishiv never had a good relationship. And when I say never, it truly means never. I don't know why. I never knew the reason. He behaves completely differently with her. Even worse than he could behave with probably a step-mother.

“I'm not here to inform you, Rajmata! I came here to inform my brother.”

“Krishiv,”

“Bhai-sa, will you —”

Maa-sa looked at me, “Ask Krishiv not to go there. I understand you both are enraged. But killing someone is not the solution, why don't you both understand?”

“Bhai-sa?” He said to me, again ignoring whatever Maa-sa said.

“What else can we do?” I asked Maa-sa.

“Murder for murder, bhai-sa? Why the fuc—” he cut himself off, “Why are we hesitating? Just because of this freaking royal title? I don't give a double shit about it.”

“You both are my son ! If they come to know about what you people did, they will defame you ! I ca—”

“Son? Really?” He laughed, “H—”

“Bhai-sa,” Ishi entered inside along with Yuvansh, “Is this true? Mitali did this? Mitali and her family?”

“And he doesn't want REVENGE!” Krishiv said to her upon which I replied immediately,

“I want to rip her heart out for hurting the entire reason of my existence. Think before you speak, Krishiv!”

He swallowed hard.

“I’m calm for a while because Maa-sa is right. Royal titles involved or not, we cannot directly stomp inside the palace, kill her and take revenge, although every single fiber of my body tells me to do this right now. We'll have to think of something else and something solid.”

“Bhai-sa is right. Wadiyar of top-notch security, plus alliances. We need to do something which will completely ruin her family, their title, and their respect among the royals and the society,” Yuvansh suggested.

“And you need to stop Jahanvi from leaving, Bhai-sa,” Ishi said, which made me tighten my fist.

I allowed her to leave, doesn't mean I'll let her leave. Even if she leaves, I'm determined to bring her back to me, even if that means walking on shredded pieces of glass.

“You've several proofs against her and her family regarding criminal cases and drugs related cases, right Devansh?” Maa-sa asked and I nodded my head.