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Last night was pretty bad for Abir and Mishti, the fight had taken an unwanted and unnecessary turn, both wanting to state their points but not understanding what the other was saying, both were stressed out with all the things happening around them, overwhelmed with all the fights, tension, out breaks, taunts, problem solving, lack of time together. Everything was draining them, their patience, their tolerance, their focus and slowing turning them hollow.

Abir made the decision to leave the resort and return to Rajvansh house with Nanko and his wife, he had a talk with Mishti the previous night about the same but she refused to come along as she was hurt and upset with Abir because of their fight. She expected him to calm down and stay back with her, but Abir was aggregated and was in no mood to amend anything at that moment.

He left the resort with Nanko and his wife the next morning. Mishti was flabbergasted that Abir simply left her alone, she wanted to talk, possibly sort things out and end this all at once, but this move hurt her real bad. She decided to go to the Maheshwari house and dropped the idea of talking or communicating with him in any way.

All of them reached the Rajvansh house, the car ride was thick with tension, no one dared to say a word. As soon as the car stopped in the porch Abir hopped out and went straight to his room with lightening speed, thankfully the living area was empty. He needed some alone time to think straight, to help his chaotic mind and heart get some peace, to come in terms with his own actions, though he left Mishti back there he was restless the whole time, checking his phone every minute to see if there's a call or at least a text from Mishti. He was desperate to see her, talk to her, take her in his arms already. He regretted his impulsive decision and rude behavior with her.

Mishti reached the Maheshwari house late afternoon, she was greeted by surprised Badi maa, who was delighted to see her daughter back home but sensed that something was wrong and decided to not poke her nose into the matter. Mishti directly went into her room locked it from inside and broke down completely. she couldn't hold it any longer, she was tired of all these petty fights, misunderstandings, her sisters immaturity and jealousy, her chachi's taunts, mother in-law's planning and plotting, her only solace was Abir, his love, care, affection was her strength, her power lied in Abir's support, his mere presence made her feel like home, he was her simple sa seedha sadha sa ghar in true sense. But today his behavior had hurt her,she was lost, she did not know how to deal with all this alone, she felt abandoned, alone, scared, like a little girl lost in this chaotic, selfish, self centered world. She needed him, it was not her want it was her need.

Here Abir was loathing himself for all his actions since yesterday night, his fight with Mishti, him comparing her with his mother, not listening to her, not trying to understand her, maybe she was right, she knew her sister more than him, maybe he was not able to see what she has gone through, maybe his bro(mishti's sister) is not what he thinks her to be, maybe hes oblivious to all her actions. These maybe's were killing him from within, he was feeling extremely guilty of his behavior towards mishti, he was never like this he always listened to others point of view tried to understand them, kept himself in their shoes, then what happened now? why was he being so ignorant towards Mishti, regarding this matter, what changed? maybe he was frustrated with all these things happening around him too, maybe he was as stressed out as she was, maybe he was also Tired.

Dawn turned to dusk both the souls were desperate, restless, hurt, disappointed. Both wanting to talk with each other but waiting for the other to make the first move, sulking alone, blaming themselves, feeling guilty, just wanting to curl up next to each other in their bed and forget about everything and everyone, wanting to get lost into each others embrace, wanting to get back to their safe heaven, their Ghar.