Roadies : Ride With Khatron

43. Unspoken Bonds

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The group settled in the hotel garden after dinner, the cool breeze offering some relief from the intensity of the day. The atmosphere was calm, but the competitive energy still lingered.

"Well, that was something else today," Ranvijay said, looking up at the sky. "I didn't expect Akshita to be out. This game keeps surprising us."

Tejasswi nodded in agreement, her expression thoughtful. "Yeah, I didn't see it coming either. But it's not just about the tasks anymore. Everything's shifting—alliances, votes, everything."

Prince let out a long sigh, rubbing his face. "It's not just about who's performing well anymore. It's become a game of strategy. Who's got your back, who's gonna throw you under the bus—everything counts."

Karan leaned back against a bench, his eyes scanning the surroundings. "It's definitely a different game now. We thought we had solid alliances, but people are making moves and shaking things up."

Ranvijay turned to Karan. "It's not just the competition that's tough. It's trying to keep track of who's with you and who's playing their own game."

Tejasswi added, "Yeah, the alliances are shifting. People are making tactical moves, and you can't always predict who's going to act when it matters most."

Prince folded his arms, his gaze serious. "It's like a chess game now. You can't just rely on winning tasks anymore. You've got to stay sharp, keep watching every move."

Karan nodded. "Exactly. If you're not paying attention, you're out. Simple as that."

Ranvijay sighed, a bit of frustration in his tone. "And sometimes it feels like your own team is the one turning on you. Like today—when people you thought were solid alliance members end up voting you out."

Tejasswi gave him a reassuring smile. "It's part of the game, Ranvijay. We all know this is going to get harder, but at the end of the day, it's about who's mentally prepared for these shifts."

Prince chuckled. "Yeah, you have to be ready for anything. But after today, I'm ready for a break."

"Same here," Ranvijay said, stretching out on the bench. "We've been on edge all day. Let's just take a step back and enjoy a peaceful moment."

Tejasswi agreed. "Exactly. No more strategizing for tonight. Let's just relax for a bit."

Karan leaned back, crossing his arms with a relaxed smile. "Tomorrow's a new day, but for now, let's just enjoy the evening."

Prince smiled, looking around. "It's nice to just sit back for a moment. We all know it's going to get crazy again, but tonight, no game talk, just some peace."

Tejasswi laughed softly. "I'm with you there. A little quiet after today's madness is exactly what we need."

The group fell into a comfortable silence, each of them appreciating the moment of calm before the competition would inevitably rise again.

After the peaceful garden conversation, the evening stretched on, and the soft hum of the night lingered. As the hotel grew quieter, Tejasswi and Karan found themselves walking slowly toward the poolside area, the calm water reflecting the moonlight. They both needed some time to unwind after the day's emotional rollercoaster.

Tejasswi, her mind still processing everything that had happened, glanced at Karan. "You know, Karan, there's something about the water. It always makes me feel calm like everything's alright. When I was younger, I used to love swimming."