The heartbeat of a gang leader-1✔

Part 18: His Love is an Advantage for Her

Episode#18:- his love is an advantage for her

Scene starts from:-

Swara sat with puppy-dog eyes while Sanskar gazed at her with a serious expression. Karan stood nearby, wearing a "what the hell is happening" look.

Sanskar, staring intently at Swara, announced, "Karan, today Swara will only have boiled vegetables for breakfast, lunch, and dinner."

Swara's eyes widened in shock. She hated boiled vegetables—really, most vegetables, except potatoes because you could make fries from them. She turned to Sanskar with an angry pout.

Swara exclaimed, "I will not eat them."

Sanskar smirked and replied, "You will, my dear wify."

Swara puffed her cheeks in frustration and shot back, "No, not attttttttttt alllllllllllll."

Karan stood with one hand folded near his chest and the other resting under his cheek, staring at both of them with a bored expression.

Sanskar leaned in close to Swara's ear and whispered, "Mrs. Swara Sanskar Maheshwari, if you don't want me to tell Karan and RV about what you did back in Shimla, then you have to eat vegetables. I bet you've already told Rishi because he's the only one who can save you from me without scolding you, so the choice is yours."

Swara gulped nervously. She knew that if RV and Karan found out, Sanskar's one-day punishment would turn into a week of torment by them.

With a nervous smile, Swara said, "You can't do this."

Sanskar smirked and replied, "I can, and you know it very well, coco darling."

Swara glanced at Karan, who was eyeing her with suspicion, and then at Sanskar, who had a self-satisfied smirk. She cursed him under her breath and silently prayed for a real Godzilla to come and save her from this torment.

Swara sighed, accepting her fate. "Okay, it's just for one day. I'll manage."

Karan's eyes widened in disbelief. "What? Lolli, you accepted the punishment?"

Swara nodded nervously. "Yeah, it's just one day, so I'll manage."

Karan studied both Swara and Sanskar, immediately sensing something was off. Swara agreeing to eat vegetables was practically impossible. With arms folded and eyebrows raised, he demanded, "Bhai, Lolli, I want the truth."

Sanskar glanced at Swara, who was giving him a pleading look, then back at Karan, who was giving him a skeptical stare. Sanskar sighed and stood up.

Sanskar, adjusting his coat: "Nothing, Karan. You don't need to worry. Your Lolli is just a bit stubborn, as usual."

Karan was not convinced. "I don't believe you, bhai. Lolli agreeing to this is unthinkable. If you don't tell me the truth, I won't talk to you."

Swara's face fell, and she looked down at her hands, trying to hide her tears. Sanskar could see she was on the verge of crying. He knew how sensitive she was whenever faced with serious scolding from any of them.

Sanskar looked at Karan and gave him a slight nod, signaling that he would explain things later. Understanding the hint, Karan left, still looking puzzled.

Sanskar settled next to Swara on the sofa, watching her as she nervously fidgeted with her fingers. He then got up and knelt in front of her.

Sanskar, holding her hands gently: "We all love you a lot, and you know that, right?"

Swara, in a soft voice: "Yes."

Sanskar: "So, in love, you sometimes get scolded by those who care about you, right?"