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Unfortunately We are facing a server issue which limits most users from posting long posts which is very necessary for USC entries as all of them are above 5-7K words ,we are fixing this issue as I post this but it'll take few days so keeping this in mind the last date of entry thread is increased once again,Entry thread will be closed on 7th May 11:59 PM. And you can still post reviews for best reader's award till 13th May 11:59 PM. Sorry for the inconvenience caused.

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November ka mahina tha. Baraf ki halki halki boonden Pahari Parvat ki kathor rekhayon par gir rahi thi, har chhat, har chhatri, aur har fauj ke thana ko safed ki chadar se dhak rahe the. Uri ke chhote se gaon mein, jahan jagah jagah baraf ki mooti chaadar thi, waqt jaise apni saans rok kar khada tha. Line of Control (LOC) yahan se door nahi thi, ek prachin daag ki tarah, jo sirf unhi ko dikhayi deta tha, jinhonne usme khoon diya tha.

Captain Abeer Rathore ne apne bunker se bahar kadam rakha. Lamba, patla parantu chhati se mazboot, uske chehre par suraj ke neeche guzaari hui dino ki thakawat thi. Uski aankhon ka rang jala hua tamba jaisa tha, aur wo har kadam ko jaise ankhon se parakh raha ho. Uske khaki rang ke uniform par baraf ke chamakte mothe pad gaye the, aur uska Beretta hamesha apne paas tha. Uske gaal par ek gehra daag tha — jo ki Baramulla ka tha, aur yaad dilata tha ki kismet ka koi bhi hisaab nahi hota.

“Sir, drone se jo intel mila, usmein kuch harkatein dekhne ko mili hain, 2 klick purab mein. Yeh kuch rogue patrols ho sakte hain,” Havaldar Singh ne, apne gusse ko chhupate hue kaha.

Abeer ne apni nazar us pahaadi ki oor daali.
“Ho sakta hai, ya ho sakta hai nahi bhi. Chalo, dekhte hain. Chupchaap jao. Main aage chalta hoon.”

Raat ke 9 baje, wo sabhi janglon mein the, jahan baraf ke neele chhatron se har ek paheli ka raaz chhupne laga tha. Abeer apne aapko uss samay ke liye tyaar kar raha tha. Jaise ek shikar karte hue, wo sab kuch dekh raha tha — har ek sukhi patta, har ek baraf ki chingari, sab kuch.

Aur phir — ek saans. Wo hawa nahi thi. Ek saans thi.

Usne apni ungli uthayi. Sab ruk gaye.

30 meter door, ek chehra dikhayi diya. Bina hathiyar ke, ek ladki, jo black shawl mein lapeti hui thi, dheere dheere chal rahi thi. Akeli thi. Ya aisa lag raha tha.

Abeer ne apna bandook uthaya, aur trigger ke paas apni ungli rakhkar usne aankh se dekha.
Yeh kya ho sakta hai? Yeh kisne bheja hai yahan?

Ladki ne apna chehra ghumaaya — aur chaand ki roshni mein uska chehra ek ajeeb si roshni se chamak raha tha.

Uske chehre ke chhote chhote hi jagah, har ek zuban pe kehne ke liye baatein thi, jo apne aap ko uske chehre par likhti thi. Uski aankhon ka rang — wo neela, neela jaisa rang tha — par zaher bhi tha.

“Aap Hindustani ho?” Ladki ki awaaz ki ek, adha kaayal tha.
“Haan,” Abeer ne, khud ko zyada raaz mai rakhne ki kosis ki.

Abeer aur ladki ke beech mein chup tha. Wo ladhayi kyun ladti hai? Aur yeh kya jhatak hai jo aankhon ko dekhne par bhi andar ke dard ka pata de rahe hai.

Suddenly, Singh ne uss side se ana dekhake Abeer ka kaam ab sab se zyada jaana leliya.
Singh ne saamne se aakar salute kiya, lekin uske chehre par ek ajeeb si tanav tha.
“Sir, aage ke chaar kilometer tak footprints mile hain. Bahut naye hain. Char aadmiyon ke. Pakistani military ke uniform mein, lekin weapons unregistered hain. Lagta hai hired mercenaries hain.”

Abeer ne ek gehri saans li, fir apni aankhon ka focus us ladki par le aaya — Zahra Inayat Khan. Naam uske dimaag mein gunj raha tha jaise kisi purani yaadon ki goonj. General Inayat Khan ki beti. ISI ka dimaag. Dushman ka khoon.

Lekin wo ladki us samay samne baithi thi, aankhon mein koi dikhawa nahi, koi ghabrahat nahi. Sirf ek thakaan thi — gehri, atoot thakaan — jaise usne sab kuch pee liya ho, aur ab sirf saans lene ke liye jagah maang rahi ho.

“Tum yahan kyun ho, Zahra?” Abeer ka sawaal ab zyada naram tha, lekin andar ek loha abhi bhi garam tha.

Zahra ne apna dupatta thoda aur kas liya, jaise thand ke saath saath apne raaz bhi lapet rahi ho.
“Main bhaagi hoon… apne baap ke us safed jhoot se, jise wo sach ka naam deta hai.”

“Bhaagi ho?” Abeer ne aankhen tang ki. “Tum Pakistan ke most wanted intelligence general ki beti ho. Agar yeh plan nahi hai toh kya hai? Tum yeh expect karti ho ke main maan loon?”

Zahra ki aankhen ek pal ke liye bhar aayi. Par aansu uske liye kamzor nahi the — wo to kisi samay ka hisaab thhe.
“Main tumhare saamne kisi mission pe nahi hoon, Captain Rathore. Main ek behen hoon, jiska bhai usi system mein mar gaya jahan se tumhara dushmani hai. Uska naam Bilal tha. Usne mere baap ke operations pe sawal uthaya. Agle din uska phone band tha. Uske do hafte baad uska jism mila — bina haathon ke.”

Abeer ka haath dheere se uski bandook ke trigger guard se hat gaya. Uska dil dhak dhak kar raha tha, lekin wajah samajh nahi aa rahi thi.
Yeh dard asli hai. Yeh ladki jhoot nahi bol rahi… ya phir yeh jhoot bhi itna saccha hai ke main farq nahi samajh paa raha.

“Phir LOC cross karne ka faisla?” Abeer ne poocha, lekin is baar awaaz mein wo steel nahi tha. Sirf jaanch thi.

Zahra ne uski aankhon mein dekha, seedha, bina jhijhak.
“Tumhara naam suna hai. Mere baap ke system mein tumhari file ek laal chaap wali file thi. Usne tumhare baare mein kaha tha — ‘yeh aadmi jung se nahi darta, lekin pyar se bhi nahi jhukti uski rooh.’ Main jaanti thi… agar main zinda pahunchna chaahti hoon, toh tum tak pahunchna hoga.”

Abeer ek pal ke liye kuch nahi bol saka. Uske andar kuch toot raha tha — ya ban raha tha, wo samajh nahi paaya. Zahra ne usse sirf zinda rehne ki guzarish nahi ki thi, usne usse vishwas maanga tha. Aur yeh wahi jagah thi jahan uska dil aur dimaag dono ladte the.

Ek lamha aaya, jahan dono sirf ek dusre ki saans sun rahe the. Raat bahar baras rahi thi, lekin is chhoti si interrogation room mein — kuch aur baras raha tha. Sankoch. Shaq. Aur ek anjaana sa bandhan.

“Thik hai,” Abeer ne aakhir bola. “Tumhe protective custody mein rakha jaayega. Kal subah interrogation team tumse aur sawaal karegi. Tab tak… tum yahan surakshit ho.”

“Tum pe bharosa karna meri sabse badi galti bhi ho sakti hai, Abeer,” Zahra ne dheere se kaha.
“Main bhi yeh soch raha hoon,” Abeer ne jawab diya, uski aankhon mein ek thandi muskaan ke saath. “Lekin agar tum jhoot bol rahi ho… toh tum jaanti ho, kya hoga.”

Zahra sirf dheere se muskaraayi — wo muskaan jo dard ke neeche paida hoti hai, aur sirf wo log muskaraate hain jinhone sab kuch kho diya ho.


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Base ke ek quiet corridor mein, Abeer ne Colonel Rawat ko briefing di.
“Sir, she claims she’s defecting. Says ISI is planning a new operation from a covert camp near Kupwara. She gave us partial coordinates. If true, it could mean an infiltration within the next ten days.”

Rawat ne aankhon ki narrowing ke saath gusse mein poocha, “Aur tumne use yahan le bhi aaye ho? Without clearance?”

Abeer ka jawab ekdum thanda tha, lekin usmein spark tha.
“Main ek soldier hoon, sir. Lekin jab koi jala hua parcham lekar aman maange, toh usse goli nahi milti… interrogation milta hai.”

Rawat chup ho gaya. Ek pal ke liye sirf ventilation ka awaaz tha.


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Us raat, Zahra ko ek secure room mein rakha gaya — ek purana officer quarter jo ab detention ke kaam aata tha. Kamra chhota tha, lekin usmein ek bistar, ek chhoti heater, aur ek purana diary tha.

Abeer ne usse personally us kamre tak chhoda.
Darwaza khula, Zahra andar gayi… phir palat kar usse dekha.

“Tumhare jaisa koi, jo maut ke itne kareeb raha ho… tum pehle se alag lagte ho, Abeer.”

Abeer ne uske shabdon ka matlab samajhne se inkaar kiya. Lekin fir bhi usne kaha,
“Tum bhi… dushmanon se alag lagti ho.”

Zahra ne dheere se darwaza band kar diya. Uski anguli darwaze ke lock pe ruki thi… par kuch seconds ke liye.

Aur Abeer us corridor mein khada raha… bina hilay… jaise kisi ne uski jagah uski saans bhi chura li ho.
Raat aadhi se zyada beet chuki thi. Base ke aas-paas ki hawa mein ek ajeeb si khamoshi thi — na baraf gir rahi thi, na hi janglon mein koi awaz thi. Sab kuch itna sannata tha ki lagta tha jaise zameen ne saans lena chhod diya ho.

Zahra us chhoti si detention room ke kone mein baithi thi. Uska shawl uske kandhon par tha, lekin thand uske andar tak ghus chuki thi — wo thand jo sirf tan mein nahi, rooh mein mehsoos hoti hai. Diwar par ek purani clock tik-tik karti rahi, aur uske samne rakhi diary ke panne hawa se hilte rahe.

Achanak, kamre ki heater ki halki si gurrrh band ho gayi.

Power fluctuation? Zahra ka dil ek pal ke liye chonk utha.

Phir ek aur awaaz. Bahar corridor mein halki si metal ki ghisat ki awaz. Aise jaise kisi ne boot ka sole kheench ke chala ho — dheere, chupke.

Zahra ne apna shawl kas ke lapet liya, fir dheere se bistar se uthi. Usne table par rakha hua ek chhota sa brass ka mug uthaya — bas ek precaution, kyunki uske paas aur kuch nahi tha.

Phir… knock nahi, darwaza khula. Dheere se. Lock twist hua bina chaabi ke.

Aur ek aadmi andar aaya — face cover kiya hua, uniform Army ka, lekin stance mein ek ajeeb si urgency thi. Uske haathon mein silencer fitted pistol tha.

Zahra ek pal ke liye bas khadi rahi — aankhen us aadmi ki aankhon mein ghusi hui, saans uske gale tak aatki hui.

“Tu Zahra hai?” us aadmi ki awaaz uski saanson se bhi thandi thi. “Jo logon ke naam bata rahi hai… jo plan ki buniyaad hila rahi hai?”

Uska trigger pressure badh raha tha.

Lekin usi moment —
“Drop your weapon!”
Abeer ki garajti hui awaaz corridor se aayi, aur agle hi second mein ek loud thud! — aadmi ne palatne ki koshish ki, lekin Abeer ki goli uske haath ko cheerti hui nikal gayi.

Aadmi cheekhta hua neeche gira. Abeer ne turant us par jump kiya, bandook uske sir par tang di.

“Himmat kaise hui tujhe andar ghusne ki?” Abeer ki aankhon mein woh rage tha jo sirf tab dikhai deta hai jab kisi ne uska bharosa toda ho.

Zahra, ab bhi chokhi si, deewar ke paas khadi thi, mug ab bhi haath mein, lekin aankhen Abeer par tiki hui thi — woh aaya… sahi waqt pe.

Abeer ne us aadmi ka face mask kheench kar neeche kiya — aur jo chehra samne aaya, usne ek pal ke liye Abeer ko bhi hila diya.

Naik Rafiq. Unka hi ek trusted signalman. Hamesha silent, hamesha punctual. Kahi baar Abeer ke saath hi border recon mein gaya tha.

Abeer ka dimaag ghoom gaya.
“Tu? Tu gaddar hai?”

Rafiq ki aankhon mein koi sharam nahi thi. Sirf ek thanda, bejaan sa sukoon. “Hum sirf mulk ke liye lad rahe hain. Sirf tum logon ne galat side chuni hai.”

Zahra ne dheere se kaha, “Tum jaise log hi jang chahte ho. Aur hum jaise log uske beech pis jaate hain.”

Abeer ne use handcuff karwa ke guard ke hawale kar diya. Jaate waqt Rafiq ne sirf ek baat boli — “Abhi toh sirf shuruaat hai. Tumhare andar ke log tumhare nahi hai, Captain. Samay aane par sab dikh jayega.”


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Subah hone tak, base mein high alert tha. Zahra ko dusre secure room mein shift kar diya gaya tha, jahan double surveillance thi. Abeer ne poore base ke records check karwaye. Kisi ne unka location leak kiya tha — aur wo aadmi sirf Rafiq nahi tha. System ke andar kuch aur bhi tha — ek invisible network, jo Zahra ke confession se pehle hi activate ho chuka tha.

Abeer ne Zahra ko breakfast ke waqt milne aaya.

Kamra ab naya tha — concrete walls, ek badi khidki jisme se barf se dhaki rangeen pahadiyan dikh rahi thi.

Zahra ne uski taraf dekha — is baar, aankhon mein koi saval nahi tha. Sirf ek shaant si swikriti thi.
“Tumne meri jaan bachayi.”

Abeer ne palak jhuki, fir bola, “Tum pe bharosa karna ab aur bhi mushkil ho gaya hai. Lekin… tumhare bagair, hum us operation tak nahi pahuch sakte.”

Zahra ne dheere se sir hilaaya.
“Main tumhe sab bataungi. Locations. Patterns. Code names. Lekin ek shart hai.”

“Shart?” Abeer ne aankhen tang ki.

“Mujhe tumhare saath field pe aana hoga. Main un logon ko pehchanti hoon. Maps se zyada unki aadaton ka pata hai mujhe.”

Abeer us par ghura — “Tumhe realize hai ke yeh suicide mission ho sakta hai? Tum par already ek target hai. Tumhe jaan se maarne wale tumhara naam leke ghanti bajaa rahe hain.”

Zahra ek kadam uske kareeb aayi. Uske lafz ab sirf baatein nahi, ek farz ki tarah nikal rahe the.

“Main aur nahi bhaag sakti, Abeer. Ab waqt hai ke main un logon ko rokun, jinhone mujhe ek weapon banake istemaal kiya. Agar ismein meri maut bhi likhi ho… toh sahi. Lekin kam se kam, marne se pehle main ek baar sach ke saath jeena chahti hoon.”

Abeer ne uske chehre ki taraf dekha — uske aankhon mein chhupa hua zakhm, uske hont jahan kabhi muskaan nahi thi… aur uski saans, jo ab ek wajah ke liye ladh rahi thi.

Wo kuch nahi bola. Sirf dheere se usne sir hila diya.
“Teek hai. Hum saath chalenge. Lekin ek baat yaad rakhna…”

Usne thoda jhuk kar uske kaan ke paas kaha, “Agar tumne mujhe dhokha diya… toh dushman se pehle main khud tumhe maar dunga.”

Zahra ne aankhen band ki. Saans andar kheench kar, dheere se bola — “Main tumhara darr samajh sakti hoon, Abeer. Aur is baar… main tumhara bharosa todungi nahi.”
Kupwara ke junglon mein ghantiyaan nahi bajti. Sirf hawa ka ek purana sur hota hai — jo hamesha dar ke saath gungunata hai. Pahaadiyon se ghirta hua wo rasta jahan din mein bhi andhera lagta hai, wahan Abeer aur Zahra ek covert patrol ke sath ja rahe the.

Unke sath total chaar jawaan the — elite reconnaissance team. Har ek ka chehra kaale paint se dhaka, rifles unke jism se chipki hui jaise ek aur haddi ho. Zahra ko Army ka uniform diya gaya tha — olive green fatigues jisme uska patla sa jism aur bhi zyada samet gaya tha. Uski choti pichhe kas ke bandhi thi, aur aaj uski aankhon mein koi uljhan nahi thi — sirf ek soldier ka focused glare.

Abeer uske peechhe chal raha tha, lekin nazar usi par thi.

Woh badli hai. Par kitni?
Uska mann har kadam par ek nayi chinta ugalta jaa raha tha. Barf ki ek halki si parat zameen pe thi, lekin aasmaan ne do din se kuch nahi barsaya. Jungle ke beech se guzarne wale un patliyon par unka mission chalu tha — Zahra ne jis jagah ka zikr kiya tha, us tak pahuchne ke liye bas kuch hi kilometre baaki the.

“Yeh rasta tumne pehle dekha hai?” Abeer ne peeche se poocha, awaaz dheemi thi, lekin aankhon mein alertness.

Zahra ne sir jhukaya.
“Ek baar. Teen saal pehle. Mujhe yeh camp dikhaya gaya tha, par andhar le jaane ki ijazat nahi thi. Tab main sirf ek putli thi.”

Abeer thoda aur kareeb aaya. Uska saans Zahra ke kaan ke paas se guzra — ek garam, lekin kathor sa touch.

“Aur ab?”

Zahra ne uske taraf dekha — aankhen theek uske chhati ke beech.
“Ab main us putli ki dor kaat chuki hoon.”


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Jab team ne camp ke vicinity mein ghusna shuru kiya, toh hawaa mein ek ajnabee si khushboo thi — diesel, cigarette, aur jale kapdo ki. Zahra ne us camp ka location ek purani chattan ke peeche bataya tha — jahan ek chhoti si nadiya aur ek zameen mein gadha hua structure tha, jise satellite se dekhna mushkil tha.

Abeer ne binoculars uthaye.
“Three armed sentries. One sniper tower. No flags. No insignia. Pure proxy base.”

“Yeh wahi jagah hai,” Zahra ne kaha. “Yahan se chhote bachon ko pick kar ke training di jaati hai. Psychological conditioning, bomb assembly, close combat. Sab kuch.”

Uski awaaz mein ek dard tha — lekin us dard mein koi chhed nahi thi. Jaise wo dard ab uska hissa ban gaya ho.

Team ne apni position li. Silent takedown ka plan bana. Abeer ne Zahra ko ek sheltered rock ke peeche rakha —
“Tum yahin raho. Jab tak hum clear signal na dein, move mat karna.”

Zahra ne uski aankhon mein dekha.
“Tum mujhe phir akela chod rahe ho?”

Abeer jhuk kar uske kareeb aaya. Uski ungli Zahra ke hothon ke ekdam kareeb ruki.

“Main tumhe bacha raha hoon. Tumhare liye nahi… apne liye.”

Unka touch hua nahi tha, lekin us beech ki doori mein ek bijli si chamki thi. Zahra ne palak nahi jhuki. Usne sirf ek baar uski aankhon mein woh sab keh diya jo shabdon mein nahi aa sakta.

Abeer ne palat kar team ko signal diya.


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10 minutes later.

Do goliyaan. Ek chhoti si grenade blast. Ek cheekh. Aur phir sannata.

Camp secure ho gaya tha. Total 5 militants dead. Do pakde gaye. Andar ghuste hi, jo unhone dekha — usne unke dil ko jakhmi kar diya.

Chhoti chhoti umar ke bachon ke liye banaye gaye bunk beds. Explosives ke modules. Indoctrination videos. Ek diary — Urdu mein likhi hui.

Zahra ne diary uthai. Uske haathon mein ek pal ke liye kampan hua.

Main in videos ka hissa thi. Main unka chehra thi.

Abeer uske paas aaya.
“Yeh tum ho?” usne poocha, ek photo dikhate hue.

Photo mein ek ladki thi — khadi, smile karti hui, teen chhote ladkon ke saath, jinke haath mein toy guns the. Peeche Pakistani jhanda.

Zahra ne aankhen band ki.
“Haan. Par main wo nahi hoon ab.”

Abeer ne photo uske haath se le li. Uski ungliyan ek pal ke liye Zahra ke haath chhoo gayi. Thandi. Par andar se jalti hui.

Un dono ke beech, ek lamha tha — jisme pura ek past, ek present, aur ek anjaana future chipka hua tha.

Us par bharosa karna, khud se ladne jaisa tha.
Aur uska sach, Abeer ke andar ek khali jagah bhar raha tha, jahan sirf goliyaan aur dard the.


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Raat ko, team ne camp ko burn protocol mein daala. Sab evidence secure kar liya gaya. Zahra unmein se ek akhri diary ke panne dekh rahi thi, jab Abeer uske paas aaya.

“Zahra… kuch baat karni hai.”

Uske shabdon mein kuch tha — jisme dard, shak, aur chubhan sab tha.

“Tumne sab kuch bataya?”

Zahra ne diary band ki. Usne sirf ek pal ko Abeer ki aankhon mein dekha.

“Nahi.”

Abeer ke pair thande ho gaye.
“Kya chhupa rahi ho?”

Zahra ne aankhen neeche kar li.
“Ek naam. Ek aadmi. Jise main ab tak zinda samajh rahi thi. Lekin… wo yahan hai. Iss base ke peeche. Aur wo mujhe bhi dhoondh raha hai.”

Abeer ne daant kas li.
“Kya naam hai uska?”

Zahra ne dheere se kaha —
“Farooq. Farooq Mirza.”

Abeer ne aankhen faila di.
“Farooq? Tumhara fiancé tha, hai na?”

Zahra chup rahi. Sirf ek aansu uski aankh se bechara ho kar gira.
“Aur shayad mera maut bhi wahi ho.”
Barf ab tez gir rahi thi.

Kupwara ke us jangle mein, Abeer Rathore ek chhoti si chhatri ke neeche khada tha — aankhen samne, lekin dimaag... dimaag peeche chal raha tha. Zahra ki aakhri baat uske dimaag mein goonj rahi thi jaise kisi purani ghanti ka echo.

“Farooq. Farooq Mirza.”
Woh naam ab uske liye sirf ek code nahi, ek khatra tha — personal.

Zahra chhup chap uske paas aayi thi. Uska chehra barf ki tarah narm tha, lekin aankhon mein kuch aur tha — guilt, ya shayad wo dard jo itne saalon tak chhupa raha gaya ho. Uski saans us thandi hawa mein gungunahat banke ubhar rahi thi.

“Tum mujhse jhoot bol rahi thi,” Abeer ne kaha, awaaz mein woh shant rage tha, jo sirf andar se ubalti hai, bina cheekhe.

Zahra ne aankhen jhuki. “Main tumse sab kuch kehna chahti thi, par... main khud nahi jaanti thi ke wo ab bhi zinda hai. Mujhe laga tha wo Border cross karte waqt mar gaya.”

Abeer ne uski taraf kadam badhaye. “Tumhara fiancé tha wo, Zahra. Tum uske saath kya thi? Sirf ek mohur, ya kuch aur?”

Zahra ne uski taraf dekha, aankhon mein ek gila, ek jala hua sach.
“Main usse pyaar karti thi. Kabhi kiya tha. Jab mujhe nahi pata tha ke pyar aur wafadari mein farq hota hai. Jab mujhe nahi pata tha ke jise main apna sab kuch samajhti thi, wo mujhe ek weapon bana raha hai.”

Uska gala ruk gaya, aur usne ek kadam peeche liya — jaise apne hi lafzon ka bojh uske kandhon ko neeche kheench raha ho.

“Main tumse ek aur jhoot nahi bolungi,” usne kaha. “Agar Farooq yahan hai... toh uska maksad sirf main hoon. Wo mujhe wapas chahta hai, taaki main phir us system ka hissa ban jaun jahan se main bhaag aayi hoon. Lekin main vapas nahi jaungi.”

Abeer ne uski aankhon mein kuch khojne ki koshish ki — ek fracture, ek darar, koi nishaan ke wo ab bhi us Farooq se juda hai.
Lekin jo dikha, wo tha — ek toot chuka vishwas, ek puri tarah se jala hua rista.

“Tumhare hone se humare mission ki risk badh gayi hai, Zahra,” Abeer ne kaha, lekin is baar uski awaaz thodi halki thi. “Par tumhare hone se hi humne yeh camp tak pahuch paya. Main tum par bharosa karna chahta hoon… par ek soldier hone ke nate, main har raat apni jaan se pehle mulk ke baare mein sochta hoon.”

Zahra ne uski taraf ek kadam badhaya.
“Mujhe jaan se zyada farq padta hai is mulk ke har us sipahi se jo mujhe apna dushman samajh raha hai. Farooq ke saath rehna... ek aisi saza thi jahan har din mein apni rooh ka ek hissa maar kar jeeti thi. Abeer, main ab azaad hoon — aur agar azaadi ka matlab tumhara bharosa jeetna hai, toh main marne ke liye bhi tayyar hoon.”

Abeer ka haath dheere se uske kandhe pe gaya. Ek lamha aaya jisme unka chehra ek dusre ke itne kareeb tha, ke saansen tak sunayi dene lagi.

“Main tumhe khona nahi chahta, Zahra,” Abeer ne kaha, pehli baar apna ek personal raaz kholta hua. “Par mujhe yeh bhi pata hai... Farooq tum tak pahuch gaya, ya to tumhe kheench lega, ya mujhe tod dega.”

Zahra ne uska haath pakad liya — tight, firm, jaise ek soldier doosre ko battlefield se kheech raha ho.

“Tumse door jaane se pehle main marna pasand karungi.”


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Ek din baad — ek new intel aata hai.
Drone surveillance se ek chhupi hui movement pakdi jaati hai — 12 logon ka group, kupwara ke northeast jungle mein, satellite blind zone mein.

Abeer briefing room mein chhoti si screen par zoom karta hai — ek frame pause karta hai. Us frame mein ek aadmi ka shadow hai. Sharp cheekbones, trimmed beard, Pakistani tactical gear.

Zahra ne tasveer dekhi.
“Wo hai...” uski awaaz phisli. “Farooq.”

Mission green-lit hota hai. Zahra ka inclusion controversial hai — par uski knowledge un logon ke route aur hideouts ke baare mein critical hoti hai.

Operation naam diya jaata hai — Raakh.
Kyunki is baar unka maksad sirf eliminate karna nahi, safaya karna hai.


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Mission night — 0200 hours.

Raat ke andhere mein, Abeer aur Zahra ek narrow ridge se neeche utarte hain. Niche ek temporary camp dikhayi deta hai — tents, radio signals, aur do snipers.

Zahra ne scope se dekha.

Aur usne dekha... Farooq.

Uska chehra ab bhi waisa hi tha — lekin aankhon mein kuch aur tha. Jungli possessiveness.

Usne radio pe kaha, “Main jaaungi. Uske saamne. Wo mujhe dekhega... aur apna guard neeche karega. Tab tum log strike karna.”

Abeer shook his head. “Tum pagal ho?”

Zahra ne uske hothon pe ungli rakh di. “Main ladne aayi hoon, bhaagne nahi.”

Abeer ne uske haath pakad liye. “Wapas nahi launga tumhe agar kuch hua toh.”

Zahra ne uske aankhon mein dekha. “Toh aaj se mujhe tumhare liye jeena hoga.”

Raat ne apne kaale chadar ko aur zyada kas ke lapet liya tha. Barf ruk chuki thi, lekin zameen ab bhi nami se bhari thi — jaise kuch kehna chahti ho, par bol nahi pa rahi. Kupwara ke us andheray hisse mein, jahan drone signals fail ho jaate the, ek chhota camp ek nayi andhi ke aane ka intezar kar raha tha.

Zahra ne apni tactical vest ko kas kar band kiya. Uski kamar ke paas chhoti si fragmentation grenade thi — custom timer pe set ki gayi, just in case things went wrong. Uske collar mein chhupi thi ek ultra-slim transmitter — jo Abeer ke comm set se directly linked thi.

Usne Abeer ki taraf dekha — ek pal ke liye sirf uska chehra dekha, jaise har line, har muskurahat, har dard uske zehan mein basana chahti ho.

“Yaad rakhna,” Abeer ne uske haath pakad ke kaha, “ek minute bhi zyada hua, main andar ghus jaunga. Farooq ko goli lage ya tumhe... main phir fark nahi kar paunga.”

Zahra ne uske haathon ko thama. Uski anguliyan thandi thi, lekin pakad mein kampan nahi tha.
“Main aayi thi ek jaan bachaane... apni. Ja rahi hoon ek jaan dene... kisi aur ki.”

Unke beech ki hawa mein kuch unsaid tha. Abeer ne chhoti si file uski pocket mein daali.
“Ek chhoti diary hai... tumhare baare mein. Agar wapas na aayi toh main duniya ko tumhara sach bataunga.”

Zahra sirf muskaraayi. Uska haath dheere se Abeer ke gaal ke paas gaya — ek halki si chhoo kar, jaise kisi broken glass ke tukde par se ungli guzaar raha ho.

“Zinda rahi toh lautungi... sirf tumhare liye.”

Aur wo chal padhi.


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Camp ke andar —

Farooq Mirza ek lambe wooden crate par baitha tha, ek hand-rolled cigarette se dhuaan ugalta hua. Uska chehra shaant tha, lekin aankhen... aankhen paagal si thi.
Wo aankhen jo sirf kabzaa karna chahti thi, samajhna nahi.

Jab Zahra andhar aayi, camp ke chaar aurat-mukhota pehne guards ne turant weapon ready kiya. Lekin Farooq ne ek haath uthake sabko roka.

Uske honton par ek muskaan thi — jeet ki, ya shikaar ki, ya dono ki.

“Zahra...” uski awaaz ne camp ke thande hawa ko ek garam dhuaan de diya.

Zahra ne kadam rakha, dheere, lekin saph clarity ke saath. “Tujhe laga main wapas aungi?”

Farooq utha. Uski chaal ab bhi waise hi thi — confident, thodi si theatrical.

“Main jaanta tha. Tum jaisi aurat... sirf bhool sakti hai, chhod nahi sakti.”

Zahra ki aankhon mein ab koi gussa nahi tha. Sirf nirnay tha.

“Tum galat the, Farooq. Main woh Zahra thi jo tumne banayi thi. Par ab main woh hoon jo apne liye khud khadi hai.”

Farooq ne aage badhkar uska haath pakadne ki koshish ki — lekin Zahra ne ek kadam peeche liya.

“Main tumse pyaar karti thi... par tumne mujhe sirf ek kaam ka zariya samjha.”

“Main tumhe malik banane chaahta tha,” Farooq ki awaaz tez ho gayi. “Tum aur main — dono ek naya nizaam chala sakte the. Tum Indian system mein ghus jaati, aur main wahan se sab kuch khatam karta.”

Zahra ki aankhon se ek aansu gira — par uske hothon par ek thanda smile tha.
“Main tumhare sapne ki jannat mein gulam ban ke rehna nahi chahti thi.”

Usne jacket ki andar se ek chhoti file nikali — wahi file jo Abeer ne di thi.

Farooq ne dekha — uski aankhen chhoti ho gayi. “Yeh kya hai?”

“Tumhara antim din,” Zahra ne kaha, aur dheere se us file ko uske pairon ke paas gira diya.


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Wahin se 400 meters door — hilltop pe

Abeer earpiece mein sab sun raha tha. Uski aankhen scope pe thi, aur scope mein Zahra ka chehra.

“Signal aa gaya,” Singh ne kaha, “Timer on hai. 60 seconds.”

Abeer ne deep breath li.

Ya to wo bahar aayegi... ya main andar jaunga. Dono mein maut tay hai.


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Camp ke andar —

Zahra ne chhup kar grenade ka pin kheench liya — 45 seconds.
Usne Farooq ko dekha, phir apne transmitter ki taraf haath badhaya.

“Tum ab bhi nahi samjhe, Farooq. Main tumse bhaag nahi rahi thi... main apne aap se milne ja rahi thi.”

“Zahra!” Farooq chillaaya, lekin us waqt tak...

BOOM!

Ek controlled blast. Smoke grenade + light fragmentation. Confusion. Chikhe. Gunfire. Zahra ne us moment mein Farooq ki pistol se haath hataya, aur camp ke ek dusre end ki taraf bhaag gayi.

Abeer ne signal milte hi base pe raid chhodi.


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10 minute ke firefight ke baad, camp clear ho gaya.

Do militants zinda, baaki sab khatam. Lekin...

Zahra zameen pe thi. Ek side pe blood ka daag. Uski aankhen bandh thi.

Abeer uske paas ghutno pe aaya.
“Zahra… Zahra, aankhen kholo! Dammit, open your eyes!”

Uski ungliyaan Zahra ke chehre ko chhoo rahi thi — barf se bhi thanda. Par phir… ek halki si movement. Uski palkien hilin.

“Abeer…” uski awaaz faati si thi. “Tum aa gaye.”

“Main kabhi gaya hi nahi tha,” Abeer ne kaha, uske haath pakad kar. “Tumne promise kiya tha… zinda lautne ka.”

Zahra ne muskarakar aankhen bandh kar li.
“Tumhare liye… sab kuch.”

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Subah hone tak Kupwara ki woh raat kahani ban chuki thi — dard bhari, lekin apne aap mein ek misaal.

Zahra ko helicopter se Srinagar Field Hospital mein laya gaya. Uske kandhe ke paas se nikli goli ne haddi chhuli thi, lekin sabse zyada nuksan uske andar hua tha — blood loss, shock, aur ek lamha jisme usne apne sabse purane dard ke samne khud ko rakha aur tod diya.

Abeer uske bistar ke paas khada tha, bina kuch bole.
Uski aankhen Zahra ke pale chehre pe tikki thi, uske hothon pe oxygen mask tha, aur aankhen bandh — lekin uski saans… abhi chal rahi thi. Dheere, magar zinda.

Main usse wapas le aaya hoon. Lekin kya main use sambhal paunga?

Abeer ne uska haath uthaya — us haath pe ab bhi wo khushbu thi, jo usne us raat lagayi thi. Ek meethi si mitti ki khushbu… jaise koi bachpan se chhupi yaad ho.

“Zahra...” usne dheere se kaha. “Tumhe jala diya tha uss camp mein, Farooq ne... par tum usse zyada mazboot nikli.”

Uske laal chhoti diary ko usne pocket se nikala, aur Zahra ke takiye ke paas rakha.
“Jab aankhen kholo... toh is baar sirf apni kahani likhna. Kisi aur ki nahi.”


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Do din baad
Srinagar Military Detention Wing, Interrogation Room 3.

Farooq Mirza ka chehra ab bhi shaant tha — par uski aankhon mein ghamand nahi tha, sirf ek ajeeb sa samarpan tha. Jaise wo har sawal ka jawab jaanta ho, lekin bolna nahi chahta.

Samne baithe Colonel Rawat ne file band ki.
“Tum jaante ho ki tumhare jaise aadmiyon ke liye faansi ka order sirf ek signature ki doori pe hota hai.”

Farooq ne aankhen uthayi. “Aur tum jaante ho ki hum jaise log mar jaayein, toh aur chaar pedhiyan paida ho jaati hain. Jang ek soch hai, Colonel. Aadmi badalte hain, soch nahi.”

Rawat gussa pee gaya. Abeer ne us waqt tak kuch nahi kaha tha, par phir usne Farooq ki aankhon mein direct dekha.

“Tumne Zahra ko ek weapon banaya. Tumhare liye pyar bhi ek mission tha. Ab usne tumhe mita diya. Kaisa lagta hai?”

Farooq ne ek pal ko chup rehkar kaha —
“Zahra... kabhi meri thi nahi. Usmein rooh thi. Tum log us rooh ko sirf ek border pe rakh kar samajhne ki koshish kar rahe ho.”

Usne jhuk kar kuch aur kaha — halki si muskaan ke saath.
“Par Abeer... us rooh mein ab tum ho. Dekhna… woh rooh tumhe tod degi.”


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Usi dopahar
Zahra ne aankhen kholi. Kamre mein dhoop ka ek patla sa patta uske gaal tak pahuch raha tha. Usne hila, to pain ne use jaga diya.

“Careful,” Abeer ki awaaz uske bayein kaan ke paas se aayi. “Stitches hain. Bahut gehri chot thi.”

Zahra ne palkein uthayi. Uske chehre par ek thaka hua, lekin sachha smile tha.
“Tum waqai aaye the... ya main sapna dekh rahi hoon?”

Abeer ne uska haath pakda — fir bina kuch bole, uska matha chuma.
“Nahi, Zahra. Main gaya hota… toh tum wapas nahi aati.”

Zahra ki aankhon mein aansu the. Par us baar… halke, narm, aur pehli baar... sukoon wale.

Usne us diary ki taraf dekha jo takiye ke paas thi.

“Tum laaye isse?”

Abeer ne sir hilaaya. “Tumhara sach duniya ke samne aayega. Tum jaisi auratein... jang jeet-ti nahi hain, woh uska matlab badal deti hain.”

Zahra ne diary kholi — uske pehle panne par likha tha:

"Main dushman ke ghar mein paida hui, lekin main apni rooh ke saath wafadar rahi."

Abeer uske paas baitha raha, uske haath mein haath liye, jaise dono kisi aise safar ke raahi ho jahan shabd se zyada... khamoshi bolti hai.

Us raat, dono ek dusre ke kareeb the — koi judai, koi border, aur koi mission beech mein nahi tha.

Sirf ek haqiqat thi —
Ek fauj ka officer. Ek dushman ki beti. Dono ne ek dusre mein apna ghar dhoondh liya tha.
Delhi ki sard hawa ne sookhe pedon ke pattiyon ko lehraya, aur Rashtrapati Bhavan ke peechhe wale lawns mein baithi media ki line aur bhi lambi hoti gayi. Zahra Inayat Khan — ek naam jo kuch hafton pehle tak dushman ki beti kehlata tha, aaj ek national debate ka wajah ban chuka tha.

Abeer Rathore ne army green blazer pehna tha, lekin andar se woh kisi bhi battleground se zyada thaka hua lag raha tha. Uski aankhon mein neend nahi thi. Neend ka toh waise bhi usne chhod diya tha… jab se usne Zahra ko us hospital bed pe akhri baar dekha tha.

“Political asylum?”
General Arvind Raina ki awaaz office ke glass walls tak goonj gayi. “Rathore, tum samajh rahe ho na tum kya maang rahe ho? Ek Pakistani intelligence general ki beti ko Indian soil pe chhodna… yeh sirf ek emotional lapse nahi hai, yeh security breach hai.”

Abeer ne aankhon se seedha dekha, jawline tight thi, lekin awaaz me sharafat se zyada farz ka dard tha.
“Sir, Zahra ne sirf ek mulk nahi, ek system ke khilaf sach bola hai. Jis camp ki location usne di, usse na sirf ek infiltration wave roki gayi, balki humare chhote jawanon ke upar se ek khauf uth gaya. Usne khud ko risk mein daal kar… humare liye ladai ladi hai.”

General ne uski file bandh kar di.
“Par public perception? Tum soch rahe ho, kal headlines kya likhenge?”

Abeer thoda jhuk kar bola —
“Sir… agar hum apne dushman ke beech se nikle hue sach ka bhi sammaan nahi kar paaye, toh hum duniya ko kya justice denge?”

Ek lamha chup raha. Phir Raina ne kaha, “Tumhe ek din ka waqt milta hai. Zahra ko ya toh deport kiya jaayega… ya proof of threat dikhao, jisse uski zindagi Pakistan mein waapis jaane se khatre mein hai.”


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Us raat, Zahra ek government safe house mein thi. Kamra simple tha — ek steel ka bed, ek wooden cupboard, aur khidki ke bahar Dilli ki sardi se ulajhti raat.

Abeer andar aaya — bina knock kiye.

Zahra ne uski taraf dekha. Uske hothon par woh thak gyi si muskurahat thi, jaise kisi ne andheron se baatein kar kar ke roshni se nazar hata li ho.

“Unhone tumhe mana kar diya?” usne poocha.

Abeer ne kuch nahi bola. Bas aake uske samne baith gaya.

Zahra ka haath uske haath par aaya.
“Mujhe jaana padega, hai na?”

Abeer ne aankhen band ki.
“Main is baar tumhe nahi jaane dunga.”

Zahra ki awaaz halke dard mein chhipi thi.
“Woh mulk jahan maine janam liya, usne mujhe kabhi apna nahi samjha. Aur ab jis mulk ne mujhe zinda rakha, uska mujhe rakhna mushkil hai.”

“Main dono mulkon ke beech aisi jagah dhoondh raha hoon jahan sirf hum dono ho,” Abeer ne kaha. “Ek aisi kahani jahan na border ho, na badge, sirf ek insaan ka vishwas ho.”

Zahra ki aankhen bhar aayi. “Tum jaante ho na, aisi jagah sirf kahaniyon mein hoti hai?”

Abeer ne uske chehre ko dono haathon mein pakda. Uski aankhon mein woh aankhon ka bharosa tha jisme ek sipahi sirf ek baar jhukta hai — jab usse kisi se pyaar ho jaaye.

“Nahi. Ab woh jagah hum banayenge.”


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Agle din — Aakhri Faisla.

Supreme Security Council ki closed-door meeting ke baad ek press release aayi.

“On humanitarian grounds, and due to exceptional service in averting a major cross-border terrorist operation, Zahra Inayat Khan is hereby granted conditional political asylum by the Indian Government.”

Abeer ne jab yeh suna, to uski ungliyon ne apne aap Zahra ki diary ko chhoo liya — jaise us lafz asylum mein ek naya ghar chhupa ho.


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Ek hafte baad
Pahadon ke beech, Himachal ki ek chhoti si valley mein, ek secluded house tha — jahan telephone signal nahi aata, aur sirf birdsong hota tha. Wahin Abeer aur Zahra ab naye naam se rehte the — Adil aur Saima.

Zahra chhoti chhoti baatein likhti — khidki ke paas baith kar, dhoop mein apne chehre ko sekte hue.

Abeer subah ki chai banata. Kabhi kabhi usse dekhta hua sochta —
"Yeh ladki... mere dushman ke ghar se aayi thi, lekin meri rooh tak aake ruk gayi."

Zahra ne diary mein likha:

"Jang ke baad kabhi kabhi aisi shaanti milti hai, jahan sirf zakhm bolte hain... aur ek doosra insaan unka jawab ban jaata hai."

Unka rista kabhi “normal” nahi tha. Na kabhi hoga.
Lekin wo rista sachcha tha.

Aur kabhi kabhi… sachchai hi sabse bada watan hoti hai.


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MERE SARIR KI GARMI BAHUT HI BADH CHUKI THI



TABHI COLLEGE KI GHANTI BAJNE LAGI JISSE USS JAGAH ME PURA UJALA CHHA GAYA







MERE NAJAR JAB HALL ME GAYI TO WAHAN BAHUT SARE LOG THE







LADKA - AAJ SAB KE LIYE ITNI HI LESSION HAI AGE HAM KAL SIKHENGE







SAB LOG DHIRE DHIRE Wahan SE CHALE GAYE







SAB WAHAN PAR SANT THE LEKIN EK ME JO PURI KI PURI UTTEJIT THI







ME WAHAN SE SIDHA WASHROOM KO DHUNDTE HUE PAHUNCH GAYI







ME JO KAAM ANDHERE ME ADHE ME CHHODI THI USKO PURI KARNE KELIYE







ME TOILET ME JALD HI GHUS GAYI AUR APNI LEGINS KO NICHE SARKATE HUE COMODO PAR BAITHNE SE PEHLE PANTY KO BHI NICHE KAR DI







AUR TURANT COMODO PER BAITH GAYI







MERE DAYINE HATH SWATAH MERE KALE GHANE JUNGLE ME GHUSI EK CHHOTI SI GUFA KE UPAR JANE LAGI







JAB MERI MARDHAN UNGLI USPAR CHALI TO MERE MUKH APNE AP KHUL GAYE







MERE JIWAH MERE ADHORON PAR TAIRNE LAGI







AAHHHHHHHH UMMHHHHH







ME APNI ANKHE BAND KAR USS DRISYA KO YAAD KARNE LAGI AUR MERE MADHYAM UNGLI KI RAFTAR KUCH HI PAL ME RAJDHANI EXPRESS SE BHI TEJ MERE USS KOMAL NAJUK GUFA KE UPAR CHAL RAHI THI MANO ABHI WO PURA EK HI JHATKE ME GUFA KE AR PAR CHALA JAYEGA







LEKIN WO GUFA USS RAJDHANI KE LIYE APNI JHARNE KI PANI USKE SAMNE BAHAYE JA RAHI THI







THODI DER ME RAJDHANI KE UPAR MUSAL BARIS HONE SE MERE MAN KI ENGINE BHI SNAT HO GAYI AUR RAJDHANI BEHAL HO GAYI







ANT ME MERE LABO PAR EK HI SABD REH GAYA THA AUR WO THA











THANK YOU MALIK















ME AB PURE SABAAB KO APNI JEHEN ME UTAR CHUKI THI AUR WAHI COMODO PAR SUSTA RAHI THI







TAB BAHAR SE EK AWAZ AYI







AWAZ 1 - AAGAYI USKI EK AUR KHILONA







DUSRI AWAZ (AWAZ -2) - KOUN HAI ANDAR ??







KISINE MERE TOILET KE SAMNE SE SAYAD MUJHE HI PUKAR RAHI THI







ME - JI ME HUN ANDAR







AWAZ 1- CHAL JALD BAHAR NIKAL ?







ME AB KHUDKO JALDI JALDI SAMETNE LAGI AUR FIR KHUDKO ACHHE SE SAAF KIYA AUR DOOR OPEN KIYA







AWAZ 2 - TUM TO WAHI FRESHER JO KUCH TIME PEHLE RUBY KE SATH GAYI THI







AWAZ 1 - TUM SACH KEH RAHI HO MUSKAN







MUSKAN - AJ COLLEGE KE PEHLE DIN HI TERI ESI HALAT HAI TO AGE KYA HOGA







ME - ME KUCHH SAMJHI NAHI







MUSKAN MERE SAWAL SE MUSKURANE LAGI







DUSRE LADKI NE MUSKAN KI ISAR SAMAJHTE HUE COMMON TOILET KI MAIN DOOR BAND KARDI







AUR FIR APNA MOBILE NIKAL KAR EK JGAH SET KAR DI







MUSKAN - SACH KAHE TO TUM BAHUT DILCHASP LADKI HO







JARA APNA INTRO TO DENA







ME MUSKAN KI ISS SAWAL SE SAMAJH GAYI KI YEAH MERE SENIOR HI HONGE







ME - JI ME ME MERA NAAM TS MONICA HAIN .ME XXXX CLASS ME DHAKHILA LI HAI .XXXX PAR REHNE WALI HUN







MUJHE PADHNA AUR LIKHNA PASAND HAI







ME BOL HI RAHI THI KI MUSKAN NE MUJHE BICH ME TOKTE HUE BOLI







MUSKAN - ESE NAHI REE







SALONI JARA ISSE KAISE INTRO DETE HAIN WO TO BATADE







DUSRI LADKI KI AUR DEKHTE HUE PUCHI







SALONI NE APNE PAIR KO HALKE KHOLE AUR BISRAM KI STHITI ME AGYI AUR APNI HATH KO PICHHE LE KAR EK DUSRE ME FASA KAR RAKHI MANO USKE HATH PICHHE KISINE BANDH DI HO AUR APNI SAR KO NICHE JHUKATE HUE BOLNE LAGI







SALONI - MUSKAN MALKIN ME APKI PYARI GULAM SALONI RANDI HUN . MERI MAMMO KA NAAP HAI 34



KAMAR HAI 28 AUR GAAND HAI 32







APKI ISS GULAM KO CHUDNA BAHUT PASAND HAI







APKI ISS GULAM APKI KIDMAT ME HAJIR HAI .







MERI GULAMI Qubool KAREIN







ITNA BOL SALONI CHUP HO GAYI







SALONI KI ESE BHASA ME BOLNE SE MUJHE AJIB LAGI



LEKIN FIR BHI MUJHE uski batein MUHARRAK BHARI LAG RAHI THI







USSE JYADA DILCHASP YEAH LAGI KI MUSKAN USKO APNI GULAM KE TOUR PAR ACCEPT KARNE KELIYE SALONI KE HONT PER APNA ZUBAAN LAGA DIYE AUR USKO HALKE SE CHUM LI







MUSKAN - KUND ZEHAN RANDI TU GULAM KE TOUR PE MUJHE QUBOOL HAI







MUSKAN BAHUT BADI MUSKAN KE SATH BOLI







AUR FIR MERI AUR DEKHTE HUE BOLI CHAL AB TU SURU HO JAA







MUJHE DARR BHI LAG RAHI THI AUR SATH HI SATH JOSH BHI AA RAHI THI LEKIN KHUDKO BAY LUFT DIKHATE HUE CHUP REHNE KI SOCHI







KAHIN KUCHH GADBAD HO GAYI TO







MUSKAN MERI ESE HALAT DEKH USNE APNE LEHEJE ME THODI TABDIL KI







MUSKAN - AGAR TERI MAZI NAHI HAI TO ABHI YAHAN SE RUKHSAT HO SAKTI HAI



TUJHE KOI MUSDOOD NAHI KAR RAHA YAHAN







AUR MERE KANDHE PAR HATH RAKHTE HUE THAPTAPNE LAGI







USKE HATHON KA SAPRS MUJHE APNA SA LAGA







JO MERE ANDAR HALKI HALKI DAR GHAR KAR RAHI THI USKI HATH KA CHHUNA USS GHAR KO TITTAR BITTER KAR DI AUR MERE ANDAR EK NAYI URJA KA SANCHAR KARNE LAGI







ME WAHI KHADI REHNE KA FAISLA KIYA







ME - MUSKAN MALKIN ME APNI GULAM MONICA RRRR.......







MUJHE RANDI LAFZ THODA UTPANTANG LAG RAHE THE







TABHI MERE







CHUTAAR PAR EK HALKI SI TARRAK PADI JO KI MUSKAN NE DI THI







YEAH THAPPAD HALKI SI DARD BHARI THI JISSE MERE MUH SE WO LAFZ NIKAL HI PADI



ME - RANDI HUN







MUSKAN - EK BAAR ACHHE SE BOL







ME - MUSKAN MALKIN ME APKI GULAM MONICA RANDI HUN. MERI MAMME KI NAAP 32 KAMAR 28 AUR GAND 32 HAI







APKI ISS GULAM KO PADHNE AUR LIKHNE ME DIL RUKSAD HOTE HAIN







APKI ISS GULAM APKI KHIDMAT ME HAJIR HAI .







LEHAZA MUJHE APKI GULAM KE TAUR PAR QUBOOL KAREIN







ME APNI HATH KO PICHHE RAKHI HUI THI AUR SAR JHUKAYE HUE SAB BOL DI







TAB MUSKAN MERE SAR KI AUR APNA SAR LANA SUR KAR DI







JITNI PAS WO APNA SAR MERE SAR KE PAS LA RAHI THI UTNI TEJ MERI DIL KI DHADKAN BADH RAHI THI SATH HI SATH MERI SAANSE FUL RAHI THI







MANO MUJHE ABHI SAANS LENE ME DIKKAT HO RAHI HO



ME APNI JOR LAGA KAR SAANS KO APNE NADAR SAMANE LAGI







DHIRE DHIRE USKE HONTH MERE HONT ME SEAL HO GAYE JISSE MERI SAANSEIN PURI RUK GAYI LEKIN DHADAKN ITNI TEZ HO GAYI KI SAYAD SALONI KO BHI SUNAI DI HOGI MERI SAANSEIN







PEHLE TO MUSKAN MERI HONTH PAR APNI HONTH RAKHI THI LEKIN USKE AGE JO HUA WO MENE SOCHI BHI NAHI THI KI ESE BHI KOI LADKI DUSRI LADKI KE SATH KARTI HOGI







MUSKAN APNE DO HONTH KO KHULE AUR MERE UPAR WALE HONTH KO APNE ZUBAN ME CHUSNE LAGE MANO WO KISIKE HONTH NAHI BALKI RASILE AAM HO AUR USKO HONTH SE CHUS RAHE HAIN







FIR NICHE WALE HONTH KO BHI PURI SIDDAT SE CHUSNE LAGI







MERI ANKHE BAND HO GAYI THI PEHLE SE HI







MUSKAN NE MERE UPAR AUR NICHE HONTH KO BARI BARI CHUSNE LAGI JAB ME APNE HONTH DHILA KARNE LAGI TAB USNE APNA JIBH MERE MUH ANDAR GHUSATE HUE MERE UPAR WALE HONTH KO CHUSEN LAGI MANO MERE UPAR KE HONTH KO NIGAL JAYEGI







MENE KABHI SOCHA NAHI THA KI MERE ZINDEGI ME MERI PEHLI KISS ESI EK LADKI KE SATH HOGI







LEKIN MUJHE BAHUT HI SUKUN MIL RAHA THA







MANO ME HASEEN WADIYON ME SUKOON BHARI JINDEGI JEE RAHI HUN







PATA NAHI KAISE LEKIN ME APNA HONTH KHOLTE HUE USKE JIBH KO CHUSNE LAGI







MUJHE USKI JIBH SE 100 SEHED KI DIBBE JITNI MITHAS MIL RAHI HO







ME USKI HONTH KE MITHAS KO APNE ANDAR SAMA LENA CHAHTI THI







LEKIN WO APNI JIBH MERE MUH SE NIKAL DI







JISSE MUJHE ACHHA NAHI LAGA TO MENE USS JIBH KO APNE ANDAR LANE KELIYE MERE JIBH KO USKE JIBH KE PICHHE PICHE LE GAYI NATEEZA YEAH HUA KI MERA JIBH USKE MUH KE ANDAR CHALI GAYI JISSE WO APNI DANTO ME DABA DI LEKIN HALKE SE JESE MUJHE KOI DARD NA HO LEKIN MERE JIBH KO APNI DANT KI KAIDKHANR RAKH KAR APNE JIBH SE MERE JIBH KO SAJA DENE LAGI







LEKIN ME MERE ANAND KO JYADA SAMAY MEHSUS NAHI KAR PAYI







KYUN KI WO MERI PEHLI KISS THI TO ME APNE SAANS KO JYADA DER ROK NE ME NAKAMIYAB RAHI JISSE APNI SAR KO USSE DUR KARNE KI KOSIS KI







JISSE MUSKAN MUJHE CHHOD I AUR ME EK JOR KI SAANS APNI ANDAR KHINCH LI USKE AGLE HI PAL WO FIR MERE HONT KO BAND KAR DI APNI HONTH SE







ISS BAR WO MERE SAR KO APNE HATH SE PICHHE SE JAKAD RAKHI JISSE ME APNI SAR KO KINCH NA SAKUN







SALONI - ARE RUK JAO AJ ISKI PEHLI BAR HAI AUR PEHLI BAR ME ITNA KAROGI TO YAHI WO DHER HO JAYEGI







MSUKAN SALONI KI BAAD SUN MUJHE IS BAR CHHOTI SI KISS KARKE CHHOD DI







KISS TUTNE KE BAAD ME APNI UKHDE HUE SAANSON KO KABU ME LANE KI KOSIS KI







MERE PURA MUH SURAKH LAAL HO GAYI THI SAANS ACHHE SE NA LENE KI WAJAH SE







MUSKAN - MONICA RANDI TERE HONTH SACH ME MAST HAI . AB SE TU GULAM KE LEHEZ MUJHE QUBOOL HAI







SALONI WOH NIKAL MERE BAG SE







SALONI MUSKAN KE BAG SE EK BADGE NIKALTI HAI AUR MUSKAN KO DETI HAI







ME THODI HAD TAK SAHI HO CHUKI THI







MUSKAN MERE PASS ATEI HAI AUR MERE BAYEIN MUMMO KE UPAR JO COLLEGE KA LOGO BANA THA USKE THIK UPAR WOH BADGE LAGA DI







AB TERE SATH KOI BHI SENIOR ANKH UTHA KAR NAHI DEKHENGE







KYUN KI TU MERI GULAM HAI







ISS BADGE KO AB SE TU HAR DIN COLLGE LAGATE HUE AYEGI







TAB COLLEGE KI BELL RING HUI







MUSKAN - AB MERI CLASS SURU HONE WALI HAI TO FIR MILENGE MERI LAAL TOMATOR JESI KHILONA







MAIN USKI BAAT KI KUCHH



NISKARS NIKLATI USSE PEHLE WO DOOR KHOL KAR NIKAL GAYI AUR USKE PICHE PICHE SALONE APNI MOBILE SEMET KAR CHAL DI







ME AB CLASS ME JANA CHAHTI THI TO JAB APNI PAIR EK STEP AGE KI TO MERE LEGINS KE BICH KUCHH CHIP CHIPA SA LAGA







TO MENE DEKHA KI WOH TO PURI KI PURI BHIG CHUKI THI MANO WAHA KISINE EK GLASS PANI DAL DI HO







ME TURANT EK TOILET ME GHUS GAYI







AUR APNI LEGINS AUR CHADDI NICHE KARKE DEKHNE LAGI







MERE USS KALE JHATON ME PURA PANI PANI HO CHUKA THA







ARE KTNI PANI TO ME MASTRUBATION KE TIME BHI KABHI NAHI DEKHI THI LEKIN YEAH PEHLI KISS ME ITNA PANI NIKAL DI







HAYEE ME SADKE JAWAN







AB TO ME ISSI HALATH ME CLASS JANE SE RAHA TO ME CHHUPTE CHHUPATE ROOM KI AUR CHAL DI







ME ROOM ME ENTER KARTE HI MERE SAMNE EK SAKS BAITHI THI JISKE MUKH PAR EK MUKHOTA THA







WELCOME ... WELCOME



MY DEAR GULAM







AWAZ SE MUJHE PATA LAG GAYI KI WO MUSKAN HI THI







MUSKAN APNI MUKH SE MASK UTARTE HUE MERI AUR BADHNE LAGI







MUSKAN - SACHME TUJHE MILNE KE BAAD TU MUJHE BAHUT HI PASAND AGAYI







TUJHE KISS KARTE HUE MUJHE PATA LAG GAYI KI TU MERI GULAM BANNE KI HAR WO KHUBIYAN HAI LEKIN TUJHE TRAINING KI JARURAT HAI







ISLIYE ME KHAS TERE LIYE KHUDKI CLASS BUNK KARKE ROOM LAUT AYI







ME - LEKIN MERI ROOMMATE TO AUR KOI THI AGAR YEAH APKA ROOM HAI TO ME GALAT ROOM ME AGAYI MUAF KARNA MUSKAN MALKIN







MUSKAN - ARE NAHI NAHI TUM SAHI ROOM ME KHADI HAI







LEKIN ME KHAS TERE LIYE APNA ROOM CHANGE KARWA LIYA











ME ANDAR HI ANDAR MUSKAN KI BAAT SUN KHUS HO GAYI







LEKIN MERE FACE ME WO BHAV NAHI LAYI







PAR TABHI MUSKAN MERE PASS AGAYI AUR MERE KANDHE PAR HATH RAKHTE HUE BOLI







MUSKAN - KYUN MERI RANDI TUJHE MERA REHNA TERE SATH ACHHA NAHI LAGAA







ME MUSKAN KI BAAT SUN KICHH NA BOLI







MUSKAN - THIK HAI AGAR TUJHE MERI GULAMI PASAND NAHI HAI TO ME AB JAKAR WARDEN SE BAAT KARKE MERA ROOM CHANGE KARWA LETI HUN











ITNA HI BOLI THI KI







MUJHE MANO BAHUT THES PAHUNCH GAYI HO TO ME TURANT BOL UTHI







ME - NAHI NAHI MALKIN MUJHE AAP KA REHNA BEHAD ACHHA LAGEGA .







MUSKAN MERE UTTAR SE APNI CHEHRE PAR KUTIL MUSKAN LATE HUE BOLI







AGAR ESA HAI TO FIR







BOLTE BOLTE MUSKAN CHALTE HUE BED PAR BAITH GAYI







AGAR ESA HAI TO JAHA PAR TUM KHADI HO WAHI SE GHODI BAN KAR MERE PASS AAO







MUJHE MUSKAN KI HUKAM SUN MERE SARIR APNE AAP KO ROK NAHI PAYI USKE HUKAM KE ANUSAR APNE AAP MERE PAIR HONE LAGE AUR ME GHUTNO KE BAL BAITH GAYI AUR MERE HATH JAMIN PAR TIK GAYE







ME BINA AUR KOI SAWAL KIYE UNKE PAS CHALNE LAGI







ESE CHALNE ME MUJHE DIKKAT HO RAHI THI MERE PANTY KI CHIPCHIPAHAT KE WAJAH SE







ME USKE PAS JAB PAHUNCHI WO KHADI HO GAYI AUR MERE GAND ME HATH FERTE HUE HALKI SI THAPPAD JAD DI







JISSE MERE MUH SE HALKI AAH NIKAL GAYI







MUSKAN - RANDI TU SACH ME BAHUT KAMAL HAI







JA PEHLE APNI YEAH GILI KAPDE CHANGE KARLE USKE BAAD MERE PAS AANA







ME MUSKAN KI BAAT MANTE HUE KHADI HONE LAGI TO MUSKAN MUJHE TOKTE HUE BOLI







MUSKAN - NAHI NAHI TUM ESE HI EK KUTIYA KI TARAH CHAL KAR APNE KAPDE KHUD APNE MUH ME DABA KAR LE KAR JAO AUR BATH ROOM ME JAKAR BADAL KAR PAIRON ME CHALKE ANA







BATHROOM TAK TUMHE KUTIYA BAN KAR HI JANA HAI







ME - LEKIN ME APNE KAPDE KAISE MUH ME DABAKE LEKAR JAUNGI











FIR MUSKAN MERE KAPDE KUCHH ESE SAJAYE KI MERE MUH PAR SIRF EK RASSI KI TARAH SAB KAPDE AGAYE







MANO EK EK KUTIYA EK POTLI LE KAR KAHI JAA RAHI HAI







MAIN MERE KAPDO KI POTLI KO MUH ME DAL KAR BATHROOM KI TARAF CHAL DI







ME BATHROOM KE DOOR TAK PAHUNCH GAYI AUR WAHAN KHADI HO GAYI AUR DOOR OPEN KARDI







ME APNA SARA KAPDA UTAR FENKI UR ACHHE SE RAGAD RAGAD KE APNE APKO SAAF KARNE LAGI TAKI ME APNI MALKIN KO APNE SARIR KI KISI BHI HISSE ME KHAMIYA NA DIKHE







SAAF KARTE KARTE MERI HATH MERI KALE KALE BALON ME BHARI HUI CHUT PAR GAYI







PEHLE MERE DIMAG ME AYI KI ISKO NIKAL FENKU LEKIN AGAR MALKIN KO MERI YEAH JHANTE PASAND AYE TO







FIR ME USSE WESE HI REHNE DENA SAHI SAMJHA AUR NAHA KAR APNA SARIR KO TOWEL SE ACHHE SE SUKHA DI AUR MALKIN JO KAPDE DIYE THE USSE PEHNE KELIYE NIKALI







LEKIN YEAH KYA YEAH TO SIRF BRA AUR PANTY HAI AUR KUCHH BHI NAHI







ME DEKH HAIRAN TO HUI USKE SATH SATH MUJHE BAHUT EXITING LAGNE LAGI







AGE MUSKAN MALKIN MERE SATH SATH KYA KARENGI







JISKA SOCH MERE GAAL SURAKH LAAL HONE LAGI







ME BATH ROOM KI DOOR OPEN KAR JAB ROOM KE ANDAR AYI TO BED PE BAHUT VARIETY KE RASSIYAN PADI HUI THI







MUSKAN MALKIN MUJHE DEKHTE HUE SMILE PAS KARI







MUSKAN - AAH HAA TUM AGAYI







UNHHHAAAAH KYA MEHAK AA RAHI HAI TERE BADAN SE MONICA RAND







CHAL AJA MERE PAS AUR BAITH IDHAR







USNE USKE PAIRON KE PAS WALI JAMIN KI AUR ISARE KARTE HUE











ME DHIRE DHIRE CHALTE HUE USKE PASS NICHE APNE GHUTNO KE BAL BAITH GAYI















ME ESE BAITHNA SAB PEHLE SE BDSM PORN DEKH KAR SIKHI THI







MUSKAN - WAH MERI KUTIYA RANI TU TO BAHUT KUCHH SIKH KAR AYI HAI







LAGTA HAI TU BAHUT BDSM PORN DEKHTI HAI







CHAL ACHHA HUA MERE LIYE AUR BHI ASAN HO JAYEGI







MATLAB AB TERE SATH ME KHULKE KUCHH BHI KAR SAKUNGI







MUSKAN - TU TERI PEHLI ORDER KO ACHHE SE NIBHAYI HAI TO ISKE LIYE TUJHE INAM BHI MILNA JARURI HAI







KYA INAAM DIYA JAYE TUJHE







UMMHHHH UMMMM







HAAN YEAH SAHI RAHEGA







TUJHE APNE MALKIN KI PEHCHAN KO APNE UPAR DHARNE HONGE







ISKE LIYE TU YEAH MOTA SA CHAIN JISME YEAH LOCKET LAGA HAI USKO ME TUJHE TOUFE KE TOUR PE DE RAHI HUN







USNE MERE GALE ME EK LOCKET DAL DI







ME - THANK YOU MALKIN APNE ISS RANDI KO TOUFE KE KABIL SAMJHE







ME KYA BOLE JA RAHI HUM MUJHE KHUD HI MALUM NAHI THI







KYUN KI MAIN AAJ BAHUT HI EXITED THI





MUSKAN - CHAL PEHLE DEKH LETE HAIN TU TERI MALKIN KI KITNI WAFADAR HAI



ME - HAAN ME SAR KO HILAYI





FIR MUSKAN MALKIN MUJHE BAHUT SARE TASK DIYE JO ME ACHHE SE KAR DI



MUSKAN - BAHUT KHUB TUM BAHUT HI OBEDIENT HO AB TO ME MERI LAKSH HASIL KAR SAKUNGI



BAS TUJHE AUR THODI SI TRAINING KI JARURAT HAI



AB SE TERI TRAINING SURU KARNI HAI

KYA TU ISKE LIYE READY HAI .



ME - JI MUSKAN MALKIN



SOME DAYS LATER



EK JAGH EK LADKI BANDHI HUI THI AUR USKI CHUT ME EK LUND GHUSA HUA THA



AUR CHARO TARAF BAHUT SARE LOG BAITHE HUE THE

UNME SE 5LOG HATH ME EK PANNE PAR KUCHH LIKHE JA RAHE THE



JAB LADKI SE DARD BARDAST HONA MUMKIN NAHI HUI TO WO JHALLATE HUE BOLI



LADKI - MADARCHOD NIKAL APNA LAUDA MERI CHUT SE



BEHENCHOD TU MALIK HONE KE LAYAK NAHI



LADKI KI ESE CHEEKH KI WAJAH SE



JO SARE LOG THE SAB HASNE LAGE



PAR JO LADKA USS LADKI KO CHOD RAHA THA WO GHUSSE ME BOLA



LADKA - RANDI KI PAIDAIS TERI CHUT HAI HI DAB SE CHUDNE KELIYE

TERA BAAP BHAI BETA BHATIJA AUR BHANJA TUJHE CHOD CHOD KAR TERI CHUT KO BHOSDA BANA DENGE



APNI MALIK KO GALI DETI HAI



TERI CHUT KO AAJ ME FAAD DALUNGA



JAB YEAH SEEN OUT OF CONTROL HOTA DIKHAI DI TO WAHA EK JOR KI GHANTI BAJ GAYI



TO LADKA APNE JAGAHA SE DUR HO GAYA



FIR KUCHH LOG AYE AUR USS LADKI KO AZAAD KARWA LIYE



LADKI ROTE HUE WAHA SE CHALI GAYI AIR LADKE KA MOOD OFF HO CHUKA THA



AB WOH STAGE KHALI HO CHUKA THA AUR SAAF BHI HO GAYE THE



NOW LETS WELCOME ON THE STAGE

MASTER PRITAM WITH HIS SLAVE PAYAL



TAB PRITAM PAYAL KO PAKADTE HUE STAGE KE BICHO BICH LAYA



PRITAM - HELLO ALL HOW ARE YOU

I HOPE YOU ALL ARE ENJOYING THIS AWESOME SHOW HELD IN OUR COLLGE



THIS IS MY SLAVE PAYAL



PAYAL GREET ALL OF OUR ESTEEMED GUESTS AND JURRY MEMBERS



TAB PAYAL APNE GHUTNO KE BAL BAITH KAR APNE DONO HATHO KO UPAR UTHA KAR APNA JIBH NIKAL DI AUR SABKO DEKH KUTTO KI TARAH SISKANE LAGI



AUR FIR PRITAM APNA SHOW SABKO DIKHANE ME BUSY HO GAYA



EK PAL ESA AYA KI PAYAL KI ANKHE BAND HO GAYI AUR USKE HATH PAIR THAM GAYE



JAB USKI KOI REACTION NAHI DIKHE TO PASS ME KHADE VOLUENTIERS DAUD KAR AYE AUR USKO NICHE LITA KAR SARE JANCH KIYE AUR EK INJECTION DEKAR USKO HOSH ME LATE HAI PAR WO AB UTHNE KI HALATH ME NAHI THI



TO PAYAL KO LEKAR COLLEGE KI HOSPITAL ME BHARTI KARWA DIYE



AB FIR EK ANNOUNCEMENT HOTA HAI



NOW MISTRESS MUSKAN APNE SATH APNI SLAVE MONICA KE SATH STAGE PAR ANE WALI HAI



MUSKAN MALKIN AB MERE AGE AGE STAGE PAR CHADH GAYE LEKIN ME NICHE KHADI RAHI



MUSKAN - HELLO EVERYONE



ME MALKIN MUSKAN AB AP SABKE MANORAJAN KELIYE PESS KARNE JA RAHI HUN MERI PYARI SI GULAM MONICA



MONICA STAGE KE UPAR AAO







ME DHIRE DHIRE UPAR CHADH GAYI



AUR FIR MUSKAN MALKIN KE PASS JAKAR APNE GHUTNO KE BAL BAITH GAYI



MUSKAN - MERI PYARI SI BILLI AAJ TUMHE YAHAN JITNE BHI SARE LOG HAIN UN SABKO KHUS KARNE HAI



KYA TUM KAR PAOGI



ME MUSKAN KI BAAT SE SUKE CHARO AUR GHUTNO KE BAL GHUM GHUM KAR BILLI KI AWAZ SE UCHHAL KUD KARNE LAGI MANO ME APNI SEHMATI DE RAHI HUN



MUSKAN - AT EASE



TO ME UCHHAL KUD BAND KAR APNI HATH KO AGE KAR GAAND KO BAHAR NIKAL KAR BAITH GAYI





MUSKAN - YOU ARE MY SWEET BITCH



SO JUDGES MERI KUTIYA KE BARE ME BATA DUN ISKI MUMMO KI SIZE HAI 32

KAMAR HAI 28 AUR GAAND HAI 34



ME MUSKAN KI BAAT SUN FIR SE UCHHALNE LAGI



MUSKAN - DEKHA AAP SABNE MERI PYARI RANDI BILLI BHI APNI SEHMATI JATA RAHI HAI



AAJ WO SIMPLE SE LEKAR EXTREAMLY HARDCORE BDSM KO COMPLETE KARKE DIKHAYEGI


MERI PYARI KHILONA

AJJ WO AAP SABKI KHILONA HAI

JO JESE CHAHE ISKE SATH KHEL SAKTA HAI

USS DIN MUJHSE ESE KHELE SABNE ME KHUD APNE AAP ME NAHI RAHA AUR APNA SAB SUDH BUDH KHO
DI



MUSKAN - JUDGE SAHIBA AAP KO KUCHH KARWANI HAI MERI KHILONE SE

LADY JUDGE - SURE MUSKAN

AUR FIR WO JUDGE MERE PAS AYI AUR MERE IRD GIRD GHUMNE LAGI

DO CHAR BAR GHUMNE KE BAAD MERE PICHHE SE MERE MUMMO KO PAKAD KAR KAPDO KE UPAR SE MASALNE LAGI

LADY JUDGE - AAHH KYA MULAYAM DUDH HAI ISS RANDI KI

RANDI KYA YEAH TERE REAL DUDH HAI

MONICA - UMHHHHH AAAAHHHH YEAHSSS MISTRESSSS

LADY JUDGE - JARA APAN HONTH MERE TARAF TO KAR

ME MERE SAR KO PICHHE KO KARNE LAGI TAB UNHONE MERE HONTH ME APNA HONTH LAGA DIYE

AUR MERE HONTH KO CHUSNE LAG JATE HAI


THODI DER CHUSNE KE BAAD WO MUJHE CHHOD DIYE AUR MERE SAMNE AGAYE

AUR MERE GAAL PAR HALKE HALKE CHANTE MARNE LAGE

DO CHAAR THAPPAD SE MERE GAAL PAR UNKE PANCHO UNGLION KA NISAAN PAD GAYE

LADY JUDGE - BAHUT KHUN BHARI HAI ISS RAND KI SARIR ME

MUSKAN JARA ISKE DUDH KO DIKHAO TO

MUSKAN - SURE JUDGE SAHIBA

MUSKAN MERE SHIRT KO APNE HATH ME PAKAD KAR KHINCHNE LAGI JISSE MERE SHIRT FAT GAYE

AUR MERE SARIR KA UPAR KA HISSA AB SIRF BRA ME KAID THI AUR FATI HUI SHIRT SE ME KHADI THI

LADY JUDGE - AB ISKO KYUN BACHA DIYE

UNHONE MERE BRA KO DIKHATE HUE BOLE

MUSKAN MALKIN MERE BRA KO SCISSOR SE KAAT DI


AB MERE MUMME BAHAR KHULI HAWA ME JHUL RAHI THI

LADY JUDGE - SLURREPPP AAAHHH KYA DUDH HAI AUR UNHONE MERE LEFT DUDH KO APNE MUH ME DAL DIYE AUR CHUSNE LAGE

UUMMHHHH SLURRRPP BAHUT HI TASTY HAI

AUR FIR USME DUS THAPPAD MAR DIYE

JISSE MERE LEFT DUDH LAAL PAD GAYI

MUJHE THAPPAD LAGNE SE DARD HO RAHE THE
LEKIN APNI DARD KO SEHAN KARNE KELIYE APNI HONTH KO EK KE NICHE EK KO DABA DI

LEKIN LADY JUDGE KI HARKAT SE MERE CHUT RONA SURU KAR DI

ME APNI CHUT ME KHOYI HUI THI

KI MERE RIGHT DUDH ME DARD HONE SURU HO GAYE LADY JUDGE KE THAPPAD SE



LADY JUDGE - MUSKAN ISKE NICHE KYA LUND HAI JO ISSE ABHI TAK DHAK KE RAKHA HAI .

MUSKAN - NAHI NAHI YEAH PURI KI PURI RANDI HAI RANDWA NAHI

LADY JUDGE - TO ISKO KHOL KE DIKHAO

MUSKAN - HAA HAA THIK HAI JUDGE SAHIBA

AUR FIR UNHONE MERE NICHE KE SARE KAPDE KAAT KAR NIKAL FENKU DIYE

AB ME WAHI JANAMJAAT NANGI KHADI THI

LADY JUDGE MERE CHUT ME NAJAR DALI AUR USME APNE BAYE HAATH KO LEKAR HAKE TOUCH KARKE APNE NAK KE PAS LEKAR SUNGHNE LAGI

LADY JUDGE - UMMHHHH BAHUT HI SANDAR SUGANDH HAI

AUR YEAH KYA TU TO AB SE PANI PANI HO GAYI

TERI CHUT TO ABSE ANSHU BAHANE LAGI

TUJHE AAJ SAB MILKAR CHODEGNGE KYA TU SEH LEGI

AUR FIR UNHONE MERE CHUT ME EK THAPPAD JAD DI

MONICA - AAHHH YESSS MISTRESSSS

MUSKAN - MONICA AAJ TU SIRF MERI NAHI YAHAN ME JO BHI HAI SABKI KHILONA HAI

MONICA - YESSS MUSKAN MALKIN

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LADY JUDGE JO MERE PASS KHADI THI WO EK TABLE PE BAITH GAYI AUR APNI SKIRT UPAR KARDI

ME APNE GHUTNO KE BAL UNKE PAS GAYI AUR UNKI CHUT KO APNE MUH LAGA KAR CHATNE LAGI

LADY JUDGE - UMMMHHHH AAAAHHHH


MONICA - SLURRRRPPPPP SLURRRPPPP

ME PEHLE MUH SE CHUSNE LAGA

AUR FIR DHIRE DHIRE MERE JIBH KO UNKE CHUT ME GHUSA KE CHATNE LAGI

LADY JUDGE - KYA CHUT CHUSTI HAI BHAICHODI

LAGTA HAI TU APNI MAA KI CHUT KO ESE HI CHAT TI HAI

AUR FIR WO APNE APKO GHUMALI JISSE UNKI GAAND MERE SAMNE AAGAYI
ME UNKI GAAND KO DEKH PEHLE APNI JIBH USME CHALANE LAGI AUR FIR USME JIBH KO DALNE LAGI

LADY JUDGE - AAAHHH UMHHHH AAAAAAHHHH SUCK MY ASSS HARDER YOU BROTHER FUCKER

AAAAAHHHHH MMAAAAAAAA

RANDI TERE JIBH ME SACH ME JADU HAAIII

MEEE GAYIIIIII AAAHAHHHHH

AUR FIR WO JHAD GAYI AUR TABLE PAR BESUDH PAD GAYI

MUSKAN NE MERE GALE ME LAGI CHAI KO KINCH LI

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TAB SARE JUDGES APNE CHECK BOARD ME KUCHH LIKHNEAGE

THODI DER BAAD LADY JUDGE TABLE SE UTH GAYI AUR APNE CHAIR PAR BAITHTE HUE BAHUT KHUS NAJAR AYI AUR APNE BOARD PAR LIKHNE LAGI

TABHI DUSRE JUDGE MERE PASS AGAYE

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MUSKAN - MERI LADLI BILLI CHALO POSE 14 ME KHADI HO JAO

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MUSKAN MERI HATH KO PICHHE BANDH DI AUR FIR EK PAIR KO PAKAD KAR UPAR BANDH DIYA

AGLE HI PAL USS JUDGE MERE PAS AGAYE AUR MUJHE HALKE JHUKNE ME MAJBUR KAR DIYE

JISSE ME ADHI JHUK GAYI

UNHONE APNA LUND BAHAR NIKAL DIYE AUR MERE MUH KE PAS LE AYE

UNKA LUND SACH ME BAHUT HI SANDAR THA

GORA CHAMDA CHIKNA TOPA MOTA AUR LAMBA LUND DEKHTE HI MUH ME PANI AGAYA

ME APNE APKO ROK N SAKI

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MERE MUHH KE PASS LEKAR FIR PICHE LE JATE THE

JUST TOPA KO KABHI KABAR CHHU JATA THA

MUSKAN - KUTIYA YEAH KYA KAR RAHI HAI

BHUL GAYI KI KESE BEHAVE KARNA HAI LUND CHUSNE KELIYE

AUR FIR MERE PICHHWADE ME EK JHATKA LAGA

MUSKAN MERE GAND ME ELECTRIC CURRENT DI ELECTRIC STICK SE

MONICA - AAAAAHHHHHH MAAAAA

MASTER MUJHE APKA LUND MERE MUH ME CHAHIYE PLEASE MUJHE

APKA MOTA LAMBA CHIKNA LUND KO CHUSNE KA MOUKA DIJIYE

JUDGE - HAA HAAA MUSKAN TUMNE TO EK ACHHI RANDI KO TRAIN KI HAI

YEAH LE BAAPCHODI RANDI

AUR UNHONE MERE MUH ME APNA LUND DAL DIYE JISSE ME BAHUT HI JAM KAR CHUSNE LAGI MANO MUJHE MERE MANPASANDIDA KHILONA MIL GAYA HO


AGE SE MERI FAVOURITE LOLIPOP KO CHUS RAHI KI TABHI MERE PICHHE SE KISINE MERE GAND ME KISINE THAPPAD JAAD DIYE

ME UN THAPPAD KO DHYAN NA DETE HUE LUND CHUSTI RAHI

TABHI MUJHE MEHSUS HUA KI KISINE MERE CHUT ME KUCHH DAL RAHA HAI

PAR WO CHIJ THANDA THA MANO ABHI ABHI FRIDGE SE NIKLE HO

AGLE HI PAL MERE GAND ME BHI SAME FEEL HUA


ME AB TO MAJE KE CHARAM PAR THI

AUR THODI DER ME JHADNE LAGI JISSE ME LUND CHUSNA DHIMI HO GAYI AUR MERI ANKHE MANO ABHI ULAT JAYEGI ESE HATALTH HO GAYI THI MERI

TABHI MERE HATH AUR PAIR KO BANDHAN MUKT KAR DIYE GAYE JISSE ME DHADAM SE NICHE GIR GAYI

ME NICHE GIRTE HI JUDGE APNA LUND MERE MUH ME JABARDASTI DALNE LAGE


MERE MUH ME LUND JATE HI ANDAR BAHAR HONE LAGA JISSE MERE MUH ME RUKI HUI THUK SAB UNKE LUND PAR RISNE LAGA


ABKI BAAR MUSKAN MALKIN STRAP ON DILDO KO PEHEN KAR MERE PICHHE AGAYE AUR BINA KOI LUBRICANT KE MERE CHUT ME DALDIYE

JISSE MERE CHUT ME PIDA HONE LAGI

MANO KOI KHANJAR DAL DIYA GAYA HO MERE CHUT ME
SUKAR HAI KI MERI CHUT ME HALKI HALKI PANI KI WAJAH SE WO DARD BHI KAK HONE LAGE

ME AB KHUDKO DOGGY STYLE ME LANE LAGI WO BHI MUSKAN MALKIN AUR JUDGE KE WAJAH SE

AB ESE POSITION THI KI MERE AGE JUDGE APNA LUND MERE MUH ME AUR CHUT ME MUSKAN MALKIN

DONO MERI CMUH AUR CHUT CHODNE LAGE

THODI DER BAAD ME JUDGE KE LUND PAKAD KAR TATTO KE SATH SATH PURA LUND KO CHAT NE LAGI SATH HI SATH THUK DALKAR UNKE PURE LUND KO MUH LE KAR CHUSNE LAGI MANO YEAH LUND NAHI BAHUT BADA MOTA ICECREAM HO WO BHI GARAM GARAM

THODI HI DER ME ME APNE CHARAM KE PASS PAHUNCH GAYI

AAJ ME BAHUT JALD HI APNE CHARAM PAR PAHUNCH RAHI THI

ISLIYE ME APNI GAND KO TEJI SE MUSKAN MALKIN KE DILDO PAR MARNE LAGI


MUSKAN MALKIN SAMAJH GAYE KI ME AB JHADNE WALI HUN

TO UNHONE APNA DILDO MERI CHUT SE NIKAL DIYE

ME APNE AAP KO SAMHAL NA SAKI AUR LUND CHUSNA BAND KARKE

MONICA - MALKIN MUJHE JHADNA HAI

MUSKAN - NAHI JABTAK JUDGES NA KAHEN TAB TAK NAHI

PEHLE JUDGES KO MANAO

MONICA - MASTER PLEASE LET ME CUM

AUR FIR JISS JUDGE KA LUND CHUS RAHI THI USKO AUR TEJI SE CHUSTE HUE PUCHA

TO UNHONE MERE CHUT ME UNGLI KARNA SURU KAR DIYE
MONICA - AAHHHHHHHH UMMHHHHHHHHH


YOUR DICK IS SO TASTY MASTER

PLEASE FUCK ME AND LET ME CUM MASTER

ME ITNA BOLI THI KI MERI GAAND ME JABRA STROKE LAGA AUR PANCHO UNGLI KA MARK BANGAYA

USKE BAAD FIR SE EK KE BAAD EK CHANTE LAGTE GAYE JAB TAK MERI GAAND FIRSE SURAKH LAAL NA HO GAYE

LEKIN ME USS DARD KO NAJAR ANDAJ KARTE HUE MERI FAVOURITE LOLIPOP JO BAHUT HI CHIKNA MOTA AUR LAMBA THA USSE CHUSTI RAHI

JUDGE - AAAAHHHH YEAASSSSSS YOUR BITCH SUCK IT HARD

YOU ARE SUCH A BIG DICK SUCKER

SUCK IT FASTER

I AM CUMMMING

AUR FIR WO MERE MUH ME APNA SARA PANI KO UGAL DIYE

ME USSE HASTE HASTE PI GAYI

BAHUT HI TASTY THA

MANO AMRIT HO MERE LIYE

JUDGE - TUMNE MERA PANI NIKAL KAR MUJH PAR EHSAN KIYA HAI TO ME TUJHE JARUR HELP KARUNGA


AUR FIR EK MOTA SANDH KO ISARO ME BULAYE

USKA LUND JUDGE SE BHI BADA AUR MOTA THA LEKIN KALA THA

CHIKNA LAMBA AUR MOTA KALA LUND DEKHTE HI MERE CHUT ME SURSURI HONE LAGI

JUDGE USKE KAAN ME KUCHH KAHE FIR WO KALA ADMI EK TABLE LEKAR BICH ME RAKH DIYA JISME CHAR THARF KADIYAN THI

MUSKAN - MONI RANDI CHAL ISS TABLE KE UPAR CHAD JAA

ME USKE UPAR CHADH GAYI TO WO SANDH NE MERE HATH KO CROSS KARKE USS TABLE PAR BANDH DIYA

AUR PAIRON KO DONO CORNER ME LEKAR BANDH DIYE JISSE MERI CHUT KHUL GAYI AUR SABKO ACHHE SE DIKHAI DE RAHI THI

ME CHUTNE KI KOSIS KI PAR NIKALNE ME NA KAMIYAB RAHI

AGLE HI PAL MERE MUH ME MUSKAN MALKIN EK MOUTH BALL GAG BANDH DIYE

JISSE MERE MUH SE LARR USS BALL KE JARIYE GIRNE LAGI

FIR WO KALA SANDH MERI CHUT ME APNA SARA LAGA DIYA AUR CHATNE LAGA A

MONICA - GUNNNNNNNN AAAAHHHHH

MUJHE BAHUT HI ACHHA MEHSUS HONE LAGA

MANO ME SATWE ASMAN ME HUN

KALE SANDH KI JIBH ME MANO KOI JADU HO

ME BAHUT HI JALD APNE CHARAM TAK PAHUNCH GAYI

LEKIN FIR WAHI HUA JO ME NAHI CHATI THI

ANTIM GHADI ME PEHLWAN NE MERE CHUT SE APNA SAR HATA DI

ME PICHHE MUD KAR USSE REHEM BHARI NAJRO SE DEKHNE LAGI

TABHI MUJHE AUR EK JHATKA LAGA

USKA MOTA LUND MERI CHUT KO CHIRTE HUE PURA ANDAR GHUS GAYI

JHATKA ITNA TEJ THA KI ME AGE KO GIR GAYI PAR BANDHE HUE KE KARAN WAHI TABLE PAR RUK GAYI

PAR MERE ANKHE DARD SE BAND HO GAYE


PAR JUBAN ME BALL GAG KE WAJAH SE CHEEKH JYADA SUNAI NAHI DI


LEKIN WO SANDH MERE DARD KI PARWAH KIYE BINA HI MERI CHUT ME APNA MUSAL KO AGE PICHHE KARTA RAHA

THODI DER ME MERI CHUT USS LUND KO APNI AUKAT DIKHA DI AUR USSE ANE JANE ME RASTA DE DI

KALA SANDH - BHAI CHODI TERI CHUT HAI KI KUAN

SALA ITNA MOTA LUND KO BHI ITNI ARAM SE JHEL RAHI HAI

MUSKAN - SALI EK NUMBER KI LUNDBAZ AURAT HAI

EK LUND SE ISKI BHUK NAHI MITTI

EK KAAM KARO ISKE CHUT ME AUR EK LUND DALO

TABHI WAHA KHADE EK AUR MOTA LUND WALA MERE PASS AKAR APNE LUND ME THUK DALKAR MERE CHUT ME APNA LUND SET KIYA JAB KI MOTA SANDH THODI DER RUK GAYA

AGLE HI PAL MERE CHUT ME 2 LUND SET THA

JAB DUSRA LUND MERI CHUT ME GHUSA TO MUJHE AUR TEJ DARD HONE LAGI

MERE ANKHO SE ANSHU NIKALNE LAGA

MANO ABHI ME MARJAUNGI ITNI DARD HO RAHI THI

DONO LEKIN EXPERT THE CHUDAI ME

MERI DARD KO SAMAJH KAR DHIRE DHIRE ANDAR BAHAR KARNE RAHE THE

JAB MERI CHUT KI CHIKNAI BADH GAYI TO DONO EK SATH CHUT ME TABAD TOD KHUNTA GADHNE LAGE

KALA SANDH 1- SALI ISKI CHUT NE TO 2 LUND ESE NIGAL RAHI HAI YEAH MANO KOI CHOTTA SA MUMBATTI HAI

DONO KE LUND AB MERI CHUT ME ARAM SE JANE LAGI

ISI BICH ME 2 SE 3 BAAR JHAD CHUKI THI

ISLIYE AB MERE SARIR ME TAKAT KI KAMI MEHSUS HONE LAGA

FIR BHI ME APNI KAMJORI SABKO JAHIR HONE NAHI DI

KYUN KI MERI MALKIN KI JIT AUR HAAR KI SAWAL JO MERE SAMNE THA

DONO PEHLWAN MERI CHUT CHOD CHO KAR APNA PANI MERE HI CHIT ME DALNE DIYE
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ME DONO KE JATE HI APNA HASTA HUA CHEHRA SABKO DIKHAYI

MANO MUJHE AUR LUND CHAHIYE

DIN BHAR AUR BHI SARE TARIKO SE MERI THUKAI HUI

ANT ME SARE JUDGES SAB MERE PERFORMANCES SE BAHUT HI KHUS HUYE

MERE SARIR ME AB THODI SI BHI EMERGY BACHI NAHI THI
JISKE WAJAH SE ME ROUND KHATAM HOTE HI EK SOFE PAR GIR GAYI

AUR MUSKAN MALKIN MERE LIYE EK SPECIAL JUICE LAYE THE USKO PINE KE BAAD MUJHE ACHHA MEHSUS HUA

AUR ME APNE AP KO SAAF KARNE KELIYE PAS KI BATH ROOM ME CHALI GAYI

JAHA ME APNE PURE SARIR ME LAGE SABHI BIRYA KO SAAF KI AUR ACHHE SE NAHAYI ISKE MUJHE MERI MALKIN MUSKAN BAHUT HELP KIYE






MERE BAAD AUR KAI SARE CONTESTANT APNA APNA HUNAR DIKHAYE


ESE ME PURA DIN KHATAM HO GAYE

JAB ME NAHA KAR AYI TO ALMOST SARE CONTESTANT KI KARYAKRAM KHATAM HO CHUKE THE

AB FINAL RESULTS KI BARI THI


WAHAN PAR KUL MILAKAR 10 JUDGES THE

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AUR UNKO COLLEGE ME EK BEST SLAVE TRAINER KE AWARD DIYA GAYA

AUR MUJHE BEST SLAVE KI KHITAB DI GAYI


AUR MERE GALE ME EK SONE KI JAJEER DALE GAYE JISME BEST SLAVE OF THE YEAR 2025 LIKHA THA

YEAH MERE COLLEGE KI SURUWAT KI SAAL ME HUA THA AUR ME MERI MALKIN KI SABSE CHAHIDA KHILONA BAN GAYI THI

AGLE SAAL FIR EK AUR NAYE KHILONA KI TALASH KARNE MUJHE MERE MALKIN NE KAHE

AUR FIR SURU HUI MERI TALASH DHUNDNE NIKLI AGLI


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Day 1

" Ek mard ki zindagi ko kaun samajhta hai, humare emotions to bachpan se hi aksar loot liye jatte hai. Masti par rok laga kar zimmedariyun ke bhoj mein daba diya jata hai. Kisi tarah us bhoj ko seh lo to kabhi bhi ek pita uske liye shabhashi nahi deta aur zindagi bhar hum sirf ek shabashi ke liye taraste reh jate hai. Kuch bhi kar lein lekin samne walle ke dil ko kabhi tassali nahi de patte. Jab tak pita se umeed lagai hoti hai hamari zindagi mein ek shaks aur jud jata hai. Shadi karne ke baad ek mard sochta hai ki vo apne dil ki kuch ichaon ko, kuch dil ki baton ko jo vo apne mata pita se nahi kar paya vo biwi se karega lekin aksar biwiyun ke apne hi rone shuru ho jate hai. Shadi ke agle din se hi hume aisa lagta hai mano code karke ek machine mein daal diya ho jisme ek bhi bug milne par uska chid-faad kar diya jata hai. Ghar aur biwi mein aise piste hai jaise ek machar ko maar kar pis diya jata hai. Behsaye mard ko to vaise bhi koi puchne wala nahi hota. " Vikrant nazre jhukaye sofe par baitha apne dil ki baat bata raha tha.

" Apne marriage relation ke bare mein thoda vistar se batao " hath mein pen aur diary liye Shikha uske samne chair par baithi diary mein likh rahi thi.

" Relation kya hota hai, ek dusre ki samajh, uski achi aur buri adaton ko apnana, dayre mein reh kar use khulla chhodna taki uska dum na ghut jaye. Mai to yahi manta hun ki rishta tabhi majbut hota hai jab har samay koi apke kaan ke pas ya fir sote uthte baithte gun-gun na kare, har chiz mein nuks na nikale, har samay kamiyan na khojta rahe, har samay nichha na dikhaye. Maine sab kuch kara apne sukh se pehle uska sukh dekha, apna dil maar kar uski hasarto ko pura kiya lekin uski adat nahi badli. Uska cheekhna chillana, har baat ke liye dabab dalna aur jhagdte hue gali galoz karna, hath chala dena dhamkiyan dena aur jo jo vo kar sakti thi usne sab kuch kiya "

" Tumne kabhi apne dil ki baat nahi boli? tum kya sochte ho, kya chahte ho "

" huh " vikrant ek khilli ke sath halka muskuraya jiske piche uske dard ki jhalak thi.

" Apko kya lagta hai Dr. jo insan apke dil ko na samjhe vo apki baton ko samajh lega? Meri narazgi mein to vo mujh par hath utha deti hai "

" Gussa ata hai jab vo tum par hath uthati hai? " Shika ke sawal par vo kuch nahi bola par shika ko uske dant piste hue nazar aa rahe the.

" tumne bataya tha ki bachpan mein tumhe tution teacher ne bahut mara hai?"

" Pita nahi tha pitwaya gaya tha, meri maa ko tassali milti thi mujhe pitwa kar. Vo kehti thi ise maaro jitna maar sakte ho, padai jada jaruri hai " vikrant ne apna thuk ek dard ki tarah andar liya.

" To kya jab tumhari wife tum par hath uthati hai to tumhe bachpan yaad ata hai? "

" Yaad nahi ata Dr. aisa lagta hai mano mai usi bachpan mein pahunch gaya hun." vikrant ki baat sun Shika ne diary mein likha aur uske chehre ke expression ko padne ki kosish karne lagi.

" Dusron ko apni apni biwiyun ke sath dekhta hun to lagta hai maine aisa kya kiya apni zindagi mein jo mujhe inke jaisi biwi nahi mili "

" Jaise ki? "

" Koi azadi nahi deti vo mujhe, khud kahin bhi ghume koi rok-tok nahi, mai saal mein kahin ek dafa chala jau to hazaro message phone karke mujhe jeene nahi deti. Har dafa mera phone dekhti rahegi mano maine usme kuch chupaya ho "

" kuch chupaya hai? " shikha ne vikrant ko bich mein rokte hue kaha.

" Han Dr bahut kuch chupaya hai, jis din usne mujh par pehli dafa hath uthaya tha usi din se vo mere dil se utar gayi thi. Ab mai jo bhi karta hu use chupa kar karta hun aur waise bhi jab aap kisi ko jada jakad lo to vo us taraf bhagta hai jahan uska dil halka ho bhale hi vo galat hi kyun na ho "

" Kis galat raste mude tum? " shikha ke sawal par vikrant khamosh baitha raha.

" tumhe lagta hai ki vo galat rasta hai ya fir sach mein vo galat hi hai "

" Ek shadi shudha admi ke liye to galat hi hai "

" Affair? " shikha ke jawab par usne na mein sar hilaya

" I would like ki tum jawab isharon se nahi na do "

" Nahi "

" then? " shikha uske chehre ke badalte hue expression ko dekh rahi thi.

" Sex "

" One night stand? "

" Han par ek baar nahi kisi ek ke sath nahi balki paise dekar "

" Kyun? Wfie ke sath physical relation acha nahi hai? "

" Vo to tayar hi rehti thi par mera uspar se dil utar gaya to uske sath man nahi karta "

" to call girls ke sath kar jata hai? "

" Dil ka nahi pata lekin sukun jarur milta hai " shikha ne diary mein 'Addiction' likha aur vikrant ki taraf dekhne lagi.

" Kuch batao is bare mein "

" Mai online contact karta hun, ladkiyan, mid-aged womens jo achi lag jaye aur mauka lagne par unke sath physical relation banata hun. Paise dekar us waqt mai unke liye ek seth hota hun jo kehta hun vo karti hai mere liye "

" hmm.. " Shikha ne diary mein likhte hue aaj ke waqt ko samapt kar dia.

Day 2

" Kal tumne mujhe apni sex life ke bare mein bataya tha, par mujhe lagta hai tum kuch chupa rahe ho, thoda khul kar bataoge to samjhne mein jada asani hogi " kafi der ki khamoshi ke baad jab vikrant ko yun hi baitha dekha to shikha ne shuruwat ki.

" Mai hamesha yahi sochta tha ki jise pyar karunga uske alawa kisi ke bare mein sochna to dur ankh utha kar bhi nahi dekhunga lekin jab tak vo pyar nahi mila tab tak maine vo sab kuch karne ki chah rakhi. Chehre se bhola mante hai sab mujhe par mai janta tha ki is mamle mein mere per fisale hue hai. Alag-alag ladkiyun ke sath sex chat karna, apne se badi umar aurat ke sath sex, ek sukun milta tha usme mujhe par ye sab shadi se pehle karke chhod dia tha. Shadi ke baad mano sab bhul gaya tha ki mai kis tarah ka mard tha. Par ye nahi malum tha ki jo akela pan mujhe shadi se pehle tha wahi akela pan shadi ke baad bhi rahega. Biwi ne kabhi dil ko bhara hi nahi balki use aur akela chhod dia. "

" Wife ke sath koi physial relation nahi hai? "

" Hai... par Orgasm ho jata hai bas utna hi reh gaya hai "

" to kya ye sab uske behavior ki wajah se hua ya tumhe wahi pasand hai jo tum shadi se pehle karte the? "

" Mujhe nahi lagta ki mai badal nahi sakta tha. Shadi karne ke baad shayad hi maine kabhi kisi ladki ya aurat ki taraf dekha hoga "

" To uske behavior ne tumhe akele pan mein dakhel diya jiski wajah se tum wahi kar rahe ho jo tum shadi se pehle karte the? "

" Ha "

" Kitna badal gaye ho? Kya bahar sex karne ke baad vo man ki chahat dil ki tassali kam ho jati hai? "

" Aur badh jati hai. Mai jitni aag bhuja raha hun utni hi jada vo badh rahi hai "

" jaise? "

" Umar ka koi lihaz nahi raha mujhe, ek aurat 25 ki ho ya 45 ki ya 50 ki, vo padosan ho, ya raste par koi anjan aurat, office ki koi collegue ho ya fir social media par koi influencer. Yahan tak ki call center ki koi ladki message karde to uski photo dekh kar decide karta hu ki iske sath... " vikrant chup ho gaya.

" Nazar sirf do hi jagah jati hai, samne aur piche "

" samne u mean? " shikha ne use har chiz ko saaf kehne par zor dia.

" Unki chatiyun par rukti hai, unki chutadon par rukti hai. Pasand aye na aye jab kisi ladki se man bhar jaye to na pasand wali ko lekar bhi mai apne man hi man sab kar leta hu aur isi chahat mein rehta hun ki vo ek baar mujhe bistar par mil jaye. Soch bhi ab yahi reh gayi hai ki bistar sirf isi chiz ke liye banaya gaya hai "

" Aise kitni baar kar chuke ho? "

" Man hi man to na jane kitni baar aur na jane kitno ke sath "

" Kitni dafa mauka mil jata hai? "

" bahut kam "

" wajah? "

" Biwi ka dar "

" kaisa dar? "

" Uske tamashe ka? Uske gusse ka, uske pagalpan ka, uski maar ka "

" Badnami ka? " shikha ki baat par vikrant ne koi jawab nahi dia.

" Tumhe mujhse aaj mile hue 2 din ho gaye hai, abhi tak tumne nazre utha kar meri taraf nahi dekha, kyun? "

" Dekh liya to shayad fir wapis nahi aa paunga "

" Aisa kyun? " shikha ke sawal par vikrant ne koi jawab nahi dia.

" Mai chahti hun ki tum nazar utha kar mujhe dekho. Ankhon mein ankhein daal kar baat karo "

" Nahi dekhoge to i am sorry par mai tumhe fir aur time nahi de paungi " Shikha ke zor dene par vikrant ne dhire-dhire apni nazre utha kar shikha ki taraf dekha. Halke ghunghrale baal jo uske kandhe tak aa rahe the, sunhere rang ki twacha, lambe aur halke gol chehre ki banawat aur tikhi naak ke sath khubsurat ankhen. Badan par chote dot wali shirt jiske andar fasi hui uski chatiyan, sapat pet patli kaamr aur niche kale rang ki jhole wali pent aur ek hath mein silver watch. Vikrant ne use ek-ek jagah dekha aur jab uski ankhein shikha ki ankhon ke sath mili to vo ye jaan gaya ki use malum hai ki usne ek ek chiz bariki se dekhi hai. Shikha kuch kehti use pehle vikrant uth kar chala gaya.

Day 9 - Ek Hafte Baad

Darwaje par dastak hui to Shikha ne kuch der baad darwaja khola. Vikrant ko samne khada dekh vo ek pal use dekhti rahi. Vikrant ne kuch pal ke liye uske light blue color ka coed set ki taraf dekha, jiske baad vikrant sofe par baithe apni dayein aur khidki se bahar ki taraf dekh raha tha aur shikha uske samne baithi thi.

" Ek hafte se kahan the tum? "

" Maine apko kaha tha ki mai nahi aa paunga "

" Wajah ? "

" Bataunga to aap judge karne lagogi "

" Mera kaam tumhe judge karna nahi hai balki tumhari problem ka solution dena hai. To batao kyun nahi aye tum aur kya kia tumne ek hafte tak? "

" Wahi kiya jo sach mein nahi kar sakta "

" Kya kar liya " is baar shikha ki awaz thodi kam damdar thi.

" Jo ek mard ek aurat ko dekh kar kar sakta hai ye jante hue ki vo us aurat tak nahi pahunch sakta " vikrant ne ruk-ruk kar apni baat kahi vo abhi bhi khidki ke bahar dekh raha tha, jahan kuch ped-paude aur samne road par gadiyan aa jaa rahi thi.

" Kya socha tumne mere bare mein " Shikha ne do pal baad pure confidence mein sawal kiya to vikrant uski taraf dekhne laga.

" Bolo, kya socha tumne mere bare mein? "

" Mai nahi bata sakta "

" To mai bhi tumhe attend nahi kar sakti. I need to know what i am dealing with "

" Don't worry i will not judge you " Shikha ne vishwas dilaya aur apne baal bandhne lagi jiski wajah se vikrant ki nazar uski chatiyun par atak gayi jo uppar ki taraf uth rahi thi.

" Isi khidki par maine ek khubsurat jism ko khada kiya aur piche se akar uske jism ke ek-ek katre ko apne honton se chumne laga. " Vikrant ke muh se nikalti awaz shikha ke jism par aisi chubi ki uske hathon ke rongte khade ho gaye jise usne fauran apne bajun ko niche karke chupa dia.

" Mai nahi chahta ki is khubsurti ka koi bhi hissa mere honton se alag ho jaye, maine apki atma ko apke sharir se bahar khinch kar apne jism se jod liya aur apke nagn sharir ko apni bahon mein jakad kar uski ruh ko nigalne laga "

" Bas.. " Shikha bich mein uth khadi hui " I need a glass of water sorry " aur vo kitchen mein jaa pahunchi. Uski sans bahut tez chal rahi thi, mathe par pasine ki bundein cha chuki thi. Usne glass mein pani bhar ek hi ghunt mein use khatam kar dia aur tab use mehsus hua ki uske piche koi khada hai. Jab vo mudi to usne paya ki vikrant uske kareeb khada hai, itna kareeb ki uski sansein vo apne chehre par feel kar paa rahi thi. Vikrant ne apna hath uski taraf badhaya.

" Mai ek patient ke sath kuch nahi kar sakti vik .. " shikha apni baat pura karti vikrant ne uske balon ko khol dia aur khule balon mein use ek pal niharne ke baad chala gaya. Us raat shikha ki ankhon se nind gayab thi, sharir bechain tha aur dimag mein dhero sawal uchal rahe the. Vo janti thi ki jo vo soch bhi rahi hai vo galat hai aur shayad ye usi ki galti hai jo usne vikrant ko itna push kiya tha. Uski line mein ye ek apradh tha jise uski practise chhut sakti thi par vikrant ke lafzon se nikli vo baat uske jism ko mano chuu rahi thi. Par sabse bada sawal uske man mein tha ki kya vikrant wapis ayega? Jab use raha nahi gaya to usne phone number nikala jo vikrant ne use dia tha. Der raat ho chuki thi, vo man bana baithi thi ki use vikrant ko kya kehna hai. Dil pakka karke usne number dial kiya lekin number mila nahi, usne kai baar kosish ki par haal wahi raha. Usne phone wahin rakha aur sone ki kosish mein lag gayi par jism par lagi chot use sone nahi de rahi thi.

Day 11 - Do din baad

" Mai tumse nahi puchungi ki tum do din se kahan the lekin mai tumhari analysis dekar tumhe kuch prescibed kr dungi you will not need me afterwards "

" Pichle do din se aap 11-12 is khidki ke aage khadi reh kar mere ane ka intezar kar rahi thi. Do din se apne is time aur kisi ko appointment nahi di and u think ki u don't need me? " vikrant ne khidki ki aaur se dekhte hue shikha ki ankhon mein dekhte hue apni baat khatam ki.

" Were you stalking me? " Shikha achambit thi.

" Nahi bas ye dekh raha tha ki aap mera intezar kar rahi thi ya nahi "

" You don't " shikha khamoshi hui, vikrant apni jagah se khada hua aur uske kareeb aya. Shikha nazre uthaye uski taraf dekh rahi thi.

" Maine apko sirf piche se hi nahi balki apko meri taraf ghuma kar apki tangon ko uthate hue bich mein akar uspar apne honton ko rakh wahan se tab tak nahi hataye jab tak ek ek bund "

" just stop.. stop it.. " shikha apni jagah se khadi ho gayi. Uski sansein zor-zor se chal rahi thi. Dono ke bich bas itna hi fasla tha ki sharir ek dusre ko chuu nahi rahe the. Dono ki ankhein ek dusre ki ankhon se judi hui thi. Shikha jo teen raton se bechain thi uska man aur jism uske dimag ko sunne ki kosish nahi kar rahe the. Vikrant ke shabd teer ki tarah uske jism ko bhedne mein lage hue the.

" You don't know but I cannot do .. anything.. with my patient " shikha ka dimag kisi tarah hausle ko pakda hua tha.

" then don't make me one " vikrant shikha ke kareeb aya aur jaise hi uske sharir ne shikha ke jism ko halka chuha, shikha ka dimag wahin haar gaya. Vikrant ne apne honth uski gardan par rakh diye aur shikha ke hath se pen aur uski dairy wahin gir gayi. Usne vikrant ke kandhe par hath rakh ek akhri kosish ki use dakhelne ki lekin dimag itna sahasi tha nahi ki vo kuch kar paye. Vikrant ne uski gardan ko chumte hue uski kamar ko kas kar pakad liya aur shikha ke jo hath usko dhakka dene ke liye bane the vo ab use apne pas pakad kar rakhne mein tabdeel ho chuke the. Vo apne honton ko uski gardan aur uske galon ko ragad raha tha aur jab uski ankhein madhoshi mein band ho gayi to vikrant use chhod dia aur dur jaa khada hua. Ek pal ke liye shikha ko laga mano kisi ne use aag mein chhod dia ho. Vo do pal ankhein band kare bhari sanson ke sath wahin khadi rahi aur jab usne agle pal ankhein kholi to ankhein faad vikrant ko dekhti rahi jiske jism par ab ek bhi kapda maujud nahi tha.

Shikha apne sharir ke rongte khade hote hue mehsus kar paa rahi thi, vo ab is mahol mein mashgool ho chuki thi. Vo sab bhool vikrant ki taraf badi par usne rok dia. Vikrant ne ishara kiya jise dekh shikha ek pal hairan pareshan hui par agle hi pal usne vo kiya jo shayad usne 11 din pehle nahi socha tha. Usne apne shirt ke button kholne shuru kiye aur dekhte sath hi use apne jism se alag kar dia. Uski chati dakhi thi aur uska jism uppar se vikrant ki ankhon ko chamak raha tha. Agle hi pal usne apni pent ke button ko khol kar jeans ko niche bikhair dia aur apni tangein usme se nikalte hue vo uski taraf badhi lekin vikrant ne ek dafa fir rok dia. Vikrant ne ankhon hi ankhon mein use ishare se samjhaya ki sab kuch utarna hai.

Shikha ko aisa laga mano sainkdo kide uske jism par ghum rahe ho. Vo himmat kaise jutati ek praye anjan ke samne khud ko nanga karne ki. Lekin vikrant ki ankhein aur uske jism ki andruni cheekh ne use majbur kar dia. Usne apne hath piche kiye aur bra ki clips ko khol kar apne sharir se alag kar dia aur bina samne dekhe apni penty ko bhi farsh par dakhel dia. Aur jab ye karke uski nazre samne padi to vikrant ke lund par nazar ja ruki, uski akdan jo samne ki taraf uthi hui dhime-dhime hil rahi thi, jise dekh ek pal ke liye sine mein dil ka dhadkna band ho gaya tha. Apni ankhein band kar vo dil ki dhadkano ko kabu karne lagi jiske sath hi Vikrant uske piche aa khada hua jisne uske dil ko shant karne ki jagah usko aag ki angaro mei dakhel dia. Vo uske piche jaa chipka aur use kas kar pakad liya, uska bhari tana hua lund uske chutdono ko dabane laga. Vikrant ne apne honth uski gardan par rakh apne hathon se uski kamar ko sehlata hua dhire-dhire apni kamar hilane laga. Ek uff bhari aha shikha ke muh se nikli aur uske honth vikrant ke honton ke sath sama gaye.

Day - 12

Vikrant ne shikha ko sishe se laga kar khada kiya hua tha, niche ane jane walla koi bhi uppar dekhta to shikha use nangi khadi dikhti. Uska muh niche ki taraf jhuka hua tha, Chatti sishe mein dabti jaa rahi thi aur muh se sirf uff nikal rahi thi kyun ki vikrant uski pith se lekar niche tak uske jism ko chumta chala jaa raha tha, piche se jism ka koi hissa usne nahi chhoda tha. Vo niche ki taraf aya aur usne shikha ki tangon ko halka sa kholte hue apna muh niche laga diya aur uske gille pan ko muh mein bhar kar chusne laga. Shikha ke liye ab khada hona uski himmat se bahar tha. Uske chehre ki lalmia aur sanson ka bhari pan bata raha tha ki vo bas is pal se bahar nikalna chahti hai. Vikrant ne uski chutadon ko majbuti se thama hua tha aur honth tango ke bich se hatne ka naam nahi le rahe the par shikha ke liye ab bardasht se bahar ho gaya aur vo dahad hi padi. Uske muh se santushti ki vo aah nikli jisne uske niche se pani ki bauchar kar di, uski tangein aise kanp rahi thi mano kamjori ne uske sharir ko gher liya ho.

Vikrant ne apna muh niche se hataya aur uske piche satt kar khada ho gaya, uska lund shikha ke jism ko lohe ki garm rod ki tarah jala utha. Usne shikha ke sharir ko piche se pakda aur apne lund ko uski tangon ke bich mein rakh use andar dhire-dhire dhakel dia. Shikha cha kar bhi apne hath ko shishe par rok nahi paa rahi thi, uske hath fisal gaye aur usne haar mante hue sab kuch vikrant par saunp dia.

Day - 13

Vikrant ke uppar apni kamar ko hilate hue shikha us sawari par baithi thi jo zindagi ke vartman, bhootkal aur bhavshye ki ser karwa raha tha. Vikrant ke hath uski chatiyun par tha aur shikha bina ruke uske uppar niche ho rahi thi. Dhire-dhire uski gatti badhti jaa rahi thi aur vikrant ke hath uski kamar par pahunch chuke the. Usne uski chutado ko kas kar thama aur apni kamar uppar ki taraf uthane laga. Do taraf ke hamle ko shikha sehan nahi kar payi, jo utejna ko vo apne muh se nikalne nahi dena chahti thi us lajja ko vo aur na bacha payi aur siskiyun ne vikrant ke kano ko tript kar dia. Vo apni kamar ko aur zor se dakhelne laga aur shikha ki dararon mein pani futt pada aur uska pura sharir kanpne laga mano machli ko pani se bahar khinch liya ho.

Day - 14

Shikha ki tangein vikrant ki kamar par kasi hui thi aur teen din ki vasna aaj badti aag mein tabdeel ho chuki thi. Shikha ki lajja uski sharam ab kahin kho chuki thi. Vikrant uske uppar tha aur shikha ke sharir ko apne sharir ke niche puri tarah dabate hue apni kamar ko dhime-dhime andar bahar kar raha tha. Dono ke chehre ek dusre se chipke hue the, sansein bhanp jaisi ek dusre ke chehre par padh rahi thi, pasine ki bund vikrant ki pith aur shikha ki chatiyun par beh rahi thi. Aag puri tarah se lagi hui thi aur usme jalte hue dono ko behad sukun mil raha tha. Na jane is bistar par aaj kitni hi bar is aag ko thanda kiya gaya tha lekin kahin na kahin koi choti chingari aag ko fir laga de rahi thi.

Vikrant dhire-dhire apni kamar ko aage piche karte hue shikha ki bahon mein lipat gaya, uski tangein bhi vikrant ki kamar par kas gayi aur ant mein dono ki sansein tez hawayon jitni tez ho gayi thi. Dono ke sharir ne vasna ka ek ansh ek dusre ke andar daal diya tha.

" It feels strange, but years ago i have a person in my life jo bilkul tumhare jaise hi dikhta tha, i don't know ki tumhe jaan kar kaisa lagega " shikha bistar par laiti thi, usne apna sar utha kar samne dekha vikrant apne bag se kuch nikal raha tha jo vo dekh nahi sakti thi, usne apna sar niche rakh lia.

" Tumhe nahi lagra ki mujhe ye baat batani chahie thi? Par kaise batati hamare bich to sirf tumne hi bataya par ab mera time hai tumhe apne bare mein batane ka " shikha ko mehsus hua ki uske piche vikrant hai to usne sar piche kiya aur vikrant ne honth uske honth par rakh diye aur uske uppar ane laga.

" tum thakte nahi ho kya " shikha muskura rahi thi, vikrant uski nazron ke samne tha.

" kya chupa rahe ho? " vikrant ke dono hath piche dekh usne jigasya purvak pucha. Vikrant ne apne per ke niche shikha ke hath fansa liye aur ghutne ke sahara uske uppar baith gaya.

" what... " vikrant ko apni taraf ghurte hue dekh shikha ko sharam aa rahi thi. Vikrant chup raha aur use dekhta raha aur agle pal usne apne hath mein pakdi steel ki taar ko shikha ke galle par rakh kar daba dia. Ek jhatke mein hue is hadse ko shikha bhanp bhi nahi payi ki achanak uske sharir mein dard uthne laga, sans dabne si lagi. Vo agle hi pal hosh mein ayi aur vo apni fatti hui ankhon se vikrant ko dekhne lagi jo puri majbuti si us tar ko pakad kar shikha ke galle mein dabab bana raha tha. Shikha chatpate hue khud ko chhudwana chahti thi lekin na to vo hath vikrant ke ghutne ke niche se nikalwa paa rahi thi na hi apne sharir ko hila sakti thi kyun ki vikrant uske uppar dabav daal kar baitha hua tha.

Dhire-dhire steel ki taar shikha ki maheem tavcha ko bhedti hui uske andar jati jaa rahi thi, tavcha ke baad uski naase jaise hi katti khoon fuvavre ki tarah udta hua vikrant ke chehre aur uski chatti par jam gaya. Shikha ki ankhein khuli reh gayi, sharir ne tadapna chhod dia. Ek pal baad vikrant ne taar galle se hatayi jiske hatte hi khoon ki dhara behti hui bistar par jama hone lagi jiski chadar khoon mein dub chuki thi. Vikrant ki sansein tez chal rahi thi, vo uske uppar se hata, usne ek nazar shikha par dali jiska chehra neela padh chuka tha aur khoon abhi bhi uske galle se nikal raha tha. Fir usne us taar ko jhatka jispar uske maas ke kuch tukde chipak gaye the aur bathroom mein ghus gaya. Usne shower on kiya aur uske niche khada apne sharir ke chippe raaz ko nali mein jane dia. Tayar hokar usne apna bag uthaya aur shikha ke sharir ko usi halat mein chhod kar bahar nikal gaya. Bahar nikalte hue usne ek dafa corridor mein dekha jahan roz ki tarah is samay sanata tha. Vo bahar aya aur corridor ki dayein taraf kuch darwaje chhod akhri ke darwaje ko khol kar usme ghus gaya.

Day - 16

Vo darwaje par kaan laga kar sun raha tha, bahar se kafi tez awaz aa rahi thi. Use pata chal chuka tha ki police ikhati ho chuki hai aur unhe shikha ki laash mil chuki hai. Uske chehre par zara si bhi shikan nahi thi, bahar se police walle DNA ke bare mein baat kar rahe the aur ek kadam uske kamre ki taraf badh rahe the. Usne darwaje ki kundi ko khol dia aur wahan se hatt bhitar aa gaya.

Kamre ke bichon-bich ek chota briefcase rakha tha, usne use uthaya aur uthate sath ek button daba dia. Button daba kar vo sthir khada ho gaya aur jis samay kamre mein knock hui usi samay uska sharir kamre ke atmosphere se suck hote hue gayab ho gaya.

Vikrant kamre mein pahuncha aur zor-zor se sansein lene laga, body ka ek-ek atom wapis judne laga jiski takleef uske chehre par ubhari hui thi. Uski nazar halki dhundli thi par vo idhar-udhar dekhne laga mano kamre mein kuch khoj raha ho aur tab uski nazar samne table par padi jahan photoframe rakhi thi jise dekhte dekhte uski nazre bhi saaf ho gayi aur dil ki dhakane bhi sahi ho gayi. Tabhi darwaje par zor-zor se dastak hui aur bahar se awaz ayi.

" Kamra kyun band kar rakha hai? Aisa kya kar rahe ho andar, kholo darwaja "

" h...an.. kholta hun " hadabadate hue usne briefcase ko turant apne work table mein chupa dia.

" Kya kar rahe the andar kamra band karke? " Shikha apni ankhein usko dikhate hue boli.

" Vo.. bahut shor aa raha tha to band kar lia "

" Shor aa raha tha? aaj ke baad band nahi hona chahie ayi samajh "

" Han galti se ho gaya isme itna kyun chillana, kaam nahi karun? "

" Kaam se hi shadi kar lete,mjhe to yahan bas tumhare kaam ke liye laye ho, tum jaise logon ko shadi nahi karni chahie " shikha ki baat ka usne koi jawab nahi dia aur apni kursi par aa baitha.

" Aisa kya kar rahe the jo itna thake hue ho, aa chal idhar aa.. papi de " shikha uske pas ayi aur uske galon par chumte hue use zor se kaat lia.

" mat kata karo kitni baar samjhaya hai " vikrant chidte hue bola.

" is admi ko thoda pyar kar lo to iski maa mar jati hai, itna unromantic pati mila hai ki samajh nahi ata shadi kyun ki, ab chup ho jaoge bologe nahi "

" Yar shikha mai yahan kuch jaruri kaam kar raha hun "

" to mai velli hun? Mujhe der nahi ho rahi, chup chaap bina kamra band kare kaam karna, mai jaa rahi hun "

" Khana? "

" Kitni baar samjhaya hai is admi ko ki jatte hue piche se nahi tokte ek number ka bevkuf hai " gusse mein chid-chidate hue vo boli.

" Toka nahi hai sirf pucha hai? "

" Mai nokar nahi hun tumhari, khud banana aur kha lena ya jo marzi karna, mujhe time nahi mila " uske baad vo ghar se bahar nikal gayi. Vikrant ko jaise hi malum chala ki vo gayi, usne fauran apni work table ke slider ko slide kiya, aisa karne par ek work board samne aa gaya lekin ye sirf dikhane ke liye tha usne fauran us board par marker se likha '407' aur ek exact spot par sign kar dia jiske baad vo board ulta ho gaya. Uske ulta hote hi usne board ko piche ki taraf push kar dia jiske sath ek flap samne open ho gaya jispar kai tasveer lagi thi aur sirf do tasveer ko chhod sabhi par cross kia hua tha.

Vikrant ne marker uthaya aur samne Shika ki photo ko cross kar diya jiske niche likha tha 'Earth - 13'. Ab vo sabhi photo ko dhayan se dekhne laga, sabhi photo Shikha ki thi lekin sabke niche Earth number alag the aur ab sirf ek hi aisi photo thi jispar cross mark nahi hua tha aur vo thi, 'Earth-7'

Marker wahin rakh vo kursi par piche hokar aram se baith gaya. Samne wahi photo frame rakhi thi jise usne atte hi sabse pehle dekhna cha tha. Ye photo uske liye pehchan ki tarah thi taki jab vo apne earth par wapis aye to ise dekh kar yaad aa jaye ki vo sahi jagah aya hai. Vo photo mein khud ko aur shikha ko dekhte hue sochne laga. Aksar tasveerein dhoka dene ke liye hi khinchi jati hai, bhale hi man kitna udas ho lekin photo ke liye muskurana padta hai dil kare ya na kare.

Eka-ek vikrant ko yaad aya ki use vo kaam karna hai jise vo abhi tak fix nahi kar paya tha aur har baar ki tarah is baar vo Earth-13 par do din jada fans gaya tha. Abhi tak jis bhi Earth par travel karna ho uske liye use pehle se apne ane ki tarikh ko batana padta tha. Usne apne samne ki screen kholi jisme se laser rays nikal kar uske chehre ko analyze karne lagi aur fir ek voice ne password ka command dia.

'Wife' laser ne uske password bolne tak uske chehre ko analyze kiya.

"Accepted" Screen open ho gayi.

Vo pura din apne code mein laga raha aur na hi usne kuch bana kar khaya. Shikha ke ane se pehle usne apna setup band kia aur jakar bistar par lait gaya. Use umeed thi ki jaisa vo chahta hai vo ab jald ho jayega. Earth-13 se ane ke baad thakan jada ho gayi thi, ye pehli dafa tha jab vo kisi Earth par itne din ruk tha. Sochte hue uski ankh lag gayi.

" Khana bana kar nahi gayi to khaya bhi nahi, kamal ke alsi ho tum? Tumhari Maa ne kabhi kuch sikhaya hi nahi " raat ka khana khate waqt shikha use tanne de rahi thi par vikrant chup-chap khata raha.

" aaj raat mai sex karungi, samjhe? so mat jana. Vaise bhi patient ki bakwas sun-sun kar dimag kharab ho jata hai to mana mat karna samjhe? Warna ulta tang ke dande se marungi "

" mana kiya? "

" kar bhi nahi sakte, waise bhi bacha to de nahi sakte kam se kam jo hai wahi de do, do minute hi kaam hota hai tumhara use jada kahan kuch hota hai tumse. Aur han ye apni beard hata lena, itni badi karke kahin ke hero to nahi samjhte khud ko? Sach bata dun to ek number ke ghatiya dikh rahe ho, isliye kal hatt jani chahie warna main khinch khinch kar alag kar dungi "

Raat ko vikrant ki ankhon se nind koso dur thi, vo apne code ko theek karne ke bare mein soch raha tha lekin bich bich mein sikha ke tanne yaad aa rahe the. Aur tabhi use samajh aya ki vo kahan miss kar raha tha, vo bistar se utha aur apna setup khol kar usme code karne laga aur der tak use pura karke wapis apne bistar par aakar so gaya.

Agli subah, jab shikha kaam par chali gayi to vikrant ne briefcase ko apne setup se connect kiya aur use open kar dia.Briefcase ke andar ek transparent screen lagi hui thi aur code se connect hote hi uspar ek light jal uthi aur usi ke sath usme 'Progress' likha ane laga.

' Completed ' dekhte hi usne breifcase ko disconnect kiya aur screen par apna hath rakh dia aur wahin lage ek button ko touch kar dia jise uska hand read hone laga aur pure brieface mein light jal uthi aur ek setup khul gaya jo abhi tak invisible tha aur jiske andar dher sari chizen shamil thi.

Vikrant ne Shikha ki photo lekar samne bane pocket mein daal di, jiske sath uski ek copy wahin feed ho gayi aur usne photo wapis nikal kar rakh di. Uske sath vikrant ne ek code input kiya.

'5118208-07' Ye ek Unique code jo vo har earth ke liye istemal karta tha jise vo machine ko batata tha ki use kis earth par pahunchna hai.

Machine mein code dalte hi glass ke niche charo directions ki tarah char watch bahar aa nikli aur charon ki suiyan anti-clockwise ghumne lagi. Vikrant ne briefcase ko band kar dia, usme do taraf light lagi thi jo blink karne lagi jiske sath ek sound alarm bajne laga. Vikrant kamre ke bich mein aa khada hua aur agle hi pal vo apne atmpsphere se suck ho gaya.

Day 1 - 'Earth-7'

" Ek mard ki zindagi ko kaun samajhta hai.............. "
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" ok " Shikha ne diary mein likhte hue aaj ke waqt ko samapt kar dia.

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" Mai nahi chahta ki is khubsurti ka koi bhi hissa mere honton se alag ho jaye, maine apki atma ko apke sharir se bahar khinch kar apne jism se jod liya aur apke nagn sharir ko apni bahon mein jakad kar uski ruh ko nigalne laga "

" stop it " shikha ne use bich mein rok dia aur apni jagah se khadi ho gayi.

" I don't want to continue this and i think its better we should stop, i will send you a report in your email with prescription " Vikrant ek pal ke liye chup raha aur fir apni jagah se khada hokar uske najdeek jane laga.

" Maine apko sirf piche se hi nahi balki apko meri taraf ghuma kar apki tangon ko hathon se uthate hue " Vikrant uske behad kareeb akar uski kamar par hath dalta use pehle shikha ne zor ka tamacha uske gaal par de mara.

" i said stop and go away " shikha ki sansein tez thi. Vikrant gusse mein dant pisne laga, vo mud kar apne bag ke pas aya aur usme se steel ki taar nikal kar use apne hath mein kasne laga. Gussa uske dimag mein aag ki tarah felh chuka tha.

" I am sorry " par agle hi pal shikha ki awaz sun vo waise hi khada raha, 'Sorry' sune use ab arsa ho gaya tha.

" but I love him.. my husband aur mai unhe dhoka nahi de sakti bhale hi vo mujhe us tarah nahi samjhe jaise mai samjhti hu .. par fir bhi mai ye sab nahi kar sakti. " sunte hi vikrant ne taar par apni pakad ko dhilla kar dia.

" jab mai apse mili to ek pal yahi laga ki wahi mere samne ho, uppar se apka bhi naam wahi hai par mai fir bhi wo nahi kar sakti jo aap chahte ho. Mujhe apki takleef ko lekar apse puri humdardi hai lekin ye sahi rasta nahi hai. I can't do that, i am sorry. " shikha ki baat khatam hote hi vikrant ne uski taraf dekha to paya ki shikha ki ankhon mein ansu the. Vo uski taraf ek pal dekhta raha aur fir wahan se nikal gaya.Bahar nikalte sath hi usne briefcase ke button ko dabaya aur wapis apni earth par jaa pahuncha. Jo vo itne arse se khoj raha tha use ab vo mil chuka tha.

Shikha jab sham ko ghar ayi to bell bajane ke baad darwaja nahi khula aur na hi vikrant ko phone milane ka fayda.

" aaj ye marega mere hath se, pata nahi kaha mara rehta hai " shikha ko yaad aya ki ek chabi uske bag mein hai. Usne lock khola aur vo vikrant ko gusse mein awaz lagati hui jab uske kamre mein ayi to wahan use koi nahi mila, vo wahan se jane lagi lekin uski nazar samne kursi par rakhe briefcase par gayi jisme se awaz aa rahi thi. Apni adat se majbur vikrant ki har chiz par jigasya purvak use dekhne ki lalsa se vo kamre mein dakhil ho gayi.

" Ye kya hai? " usne briefcase ko utha kar dekha

" bada bhari hai? aisa kya hai isme, khol kar dekhti hun " usne briefcase ko kholne ke liye button dabaya aur intezar karne lagi.

" Shikha " vikrant muh pochte hue kamre ke pas aya, usne apni beard puri tarah se saaf kar li thi.

" Shikha " usne abki baar thodi tez awaz di.

" ha...han... " usne vikrant ki taraf dekha aur iske baad vo kuch keh pati use pehle vo chakar kha kar gir padi.

Thodi der baad jab use hosh aya to vo bistar par laiti hui thi aur vikrant uske pass hi baitha hua tha. Vo vikrant ko dekhte hi hadbadati hui uthne lagi.

" kya kar rahi ho? Aram se "

" Nahi vo.. mujhe.. ye sar kyun dard kar raha hai " uska sar zoron se dard kar raha tha.

" Tum aram karo mai chai bana lata hun "

" aap.. aap kyun banaoge mai bana lati hun na "

" Nahi, tum aram karo " usne uske math par chuma aur kitchen ki taraf badh chala. Shikha hairani bhare bhav se vaise hi baithi rahi.

Kitchen mein atte hi usne patila gas par rakh usme pani dala, chai patti dali aur gas jala di. Aur fir pani ke ubalne ka intezar karne laga jise dekhte hue uske chehre par ek badi muskan aa gayi aur fir vo bina awaz kiye hasne laga. Use yaad nahi tha ki vo itne dil se akhri baar kab kush hua tha aur hota bhi kyun nahi salon ki mehnat aaj safal hui thi. Shadi ke kuch time baad jab usne ye soch liya tha ki ya to vo zinda rahega ya apni biwi shikha ko nahi rehne dega aur fir ek din usne faisla kar hi lia. Vo janta tha ki apni earth par shikha ko maar kar khud bachna impossible tha, yahan ki technoloy itni strong thi ki vo vo kuch hi dino mein pakada jata lekin uske andar badte rage se vo khud ko rok nahi paa raha tha, jiske sath usne apne is rage ke chalte ek aisi machine ka izad kiya jo multiverse mein use travel karwa sakti thi. Usne machine ko is tarah design kiya taki vo apne earth ki identical earths ko khoj sake jisme vo safal raha aur usne 13 earth ki khoj kar di jin sabhi mein Shikha ek dum identical thi yani ek psychiatrist thi. Usne apne dimag se machine to bana di lekin abhi uski rage mein koi kami nahi ayi thi jiske sath usne ek-ek Earth par jakar wahan ki 'Shikha' ko apni rage ka shikar banaya aur vo sab kuch kiya jo khud ki Shikha ke sath nahi kar sakta tha par in sab ke bich vo ye nahi janta tha ki use kuch aisa milega jise vo apne rage ko puri tarah se bhool jayega.

Earth-7 par mili shikha bilkul wahi hi thi jaisi use hamesha se chahie thi. Isliye Earth-7 se ane ke baad usne sabse pehle apne dusre brieface ko tayar kia jiske baad dono brieface bilkul waise ho chuke the jaise use chahie the. Usne fir briefcase ka button dabaya aur wahan ke atmosphere se suck ho gaya.

'Earth - 7'

Darwaje ki dastak sun shikha apni soch se bahar ayi use laga ki vikrant wapis aya hoga kyun ki uske liye vikrant ko gaye abhi bas 5 min hi beete the. Vo abhi tak soch nahi payi thi ki vikrant ko vo kaise samjhaye. Usne darwaja khola par wahan koi maujud nahi tha. Usne corridor mein dekha lekin wahan sanatta tha par agle hi pal use sound alarm jaisi awaz ane lagi. Usne niche ki taraf dekha aur paya ki niche ek briefcase pada hai aur uspar ek note laga hua hai.

' I will love you from every earth ' Shikha ne note pada aur briefcase ko dekhne lagi jispar use light jalti dikhi. Vo us awaz ko band karna chahti thi aur usi mein usne brieface ka button daba dia aur ye theek wo samay tha jab dusri taraf present earth ki shikha ne bhi button daba dia tha.

Earth - Present

" Vikrant mai aau? " shikha ki awaz sun vikrant apni soch se bahar aya.

" Nahi bas ban gayi " usne chai cup mein dali aur kamre ki taraf chala gaya. Usne chai ka cup shikha ko diya jiski chuski lete hi shikha ke chehre par muskan aa gayi.

" Mujhe nahi pata aap itni achi chai banate ho "

" Secret "

" aur kitne hai? "

" dekhti jao abhi to bahut time hai hamare pas "

" time.. kitne baj gaye ? oh god 7 baj gaye, khana banana hai " shikha khadi hone lagi.

" baitho, aaj khana bahar se khayenge " vikrant ke bolte hi shikha use hairani bhari nazron se dekhne lagi.

" chai pii kar ready ho jao " vikrant apni jagah se khada hokar jata use pehle shikha ne uske hath pakad liye.

" i love you vikrant "

" I love you from every earth shikha " vikrant ki baat sun shikha muskuraye bina nahi reh payi.

'Earth-7'

Vikrant ghar mein chid-chide mood ke sath ghusa aur sofe par baithte sath apne jutte utarne laga.

" Kaha the abhi tak? Aur itni der kaise ho gayi tumhe? " shikha bistar par laiti hui thi.

" Kaam tha, ek cup chai bana do sar fatt raha hai "

" nawab ho kahin ke? dikhai nahi deta mai laiti hui hun? Atte hi ye nahi pucha gaya ki mujhe kya hua jo aise laiti hui hun? "

" Kya musibat hai " chidchidate hue vikrant apni jagah se utha aur shika ki taraf dekhne laga.

" Acha hua beard banwa li warna aaj ghar ke bahar sulati "

" Beard? Dimag kharab ho gaya hai tumhara, maine kabhi beard rakhi bhi hai "

" Tum pagal ho gaye ho lagra hai "

" Mujhe to tum lagri ho, chai bana do sunai nahi de raha kya? "

" Naukur hun kya tumhari? Badatemzi kisi aur se karna ayi samajh warna kahin pit rahe ho " shikha ki baat sun vikrant gusse mein til-mila utha.

" Tera dimag kharab ho gaya hai kya bewakoof aurat.. bhaad mein jaa " vikrant wahan se chala gaya aur shikha uske is roop ko dekh asmanjas bistar par laiti rahi.

Earth - Present

Aaj apni biwi Shikha ko pyar karke uska man aur jism tript ho chuka tha. Shikha ko gehri nind mein pakar vo apne bistar se uthte hue apni work table ke pas aya aur access dekar us board ko bahar nikala jisme sabhi shikha ki photo par cross kiya tha. Usne Earth -7 wali photo ko ek pal dekhte rehne ke baad marker uthaya aur cross lagane ke bajaye Earth-7 mita kar uspar likh dia 'Wife'

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Vinci

Polymath
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The Vinci story

Ravi sat by the bedside, the soft whirl of the ceiling fan stirring the air around him as it spun lazily. His eyes were fixed on the woman who lay before him, her once vibrant face now a canvas of shadows cast by the setting sun. Seema, his wife of thirty years, was fading away, a prisoner to the unforgiving confines of her own body. The doctor’s words echoed in his mind—no chances of recovery, only the inevitable wait.



The room, a testament to their lives together, was cluttered with medical paraphernalia, each piece a stark reminder of the battle they were losing. The faint beep of the heart monitor served as a metronome to the symphony of her labored breathing, each inhale a gasp for hope, each exhale a sigh of resignation. Ravi’s hand found hers, his thumb brushing gently over her knuckles, seeking warmth and connection in the cold reality of their situation.



Neha, their daughter, returned from college, her youthful energy a stark contrast to the somber mood that had settled into the house like a fog that no amount of light could penetrate. She paused in the doorway, with a silent nod to her father, she approached the bed and took over the care of Seema, her hands moving with the confidence of a much older woman. She cleaned her mother with a gentle touch, wiping away the perspiration from her brow, the corners of her mouth, and the back of her neck. The act was both a show of love and a silent promise to be strong for both her parents. She knew the importance of maintaining a semblance of routine, especially in moments like these when the chaos of life threatened to engulf them all.



Once Seema was comfortable, Neha turned to Ravi. "I'll go for a bath now, and after that, we'll have lunch together, okay?" she said, trying to inject a bit of cheer into her voice. Her father nodded wearily, his eyes never leaving Seema.



Neha retreated to her room,. She grabbed a fresh set of clothes and made her way to the bathroom, which was just beside the kitchen. The bathroom door creaked open, and the sound of running water filled the air, a momentary escape from the oppressive stillness that had settled in the house.



Ravi, hearing the water, took this as his cue to prepare lunch. He shuffled into the kitchen The microwave beeped, a stark reminder of the mechanical rhythm that had become a backdrop to their lives. As the food rotated, he listened to the muffled sounds of Neha's movements, the patter of water on porcelain, the occasional splash as she washed away the day's fatigue.



Ravi was thinking about the uncertain future while waiting for the microwave to complete it's rotation His heart was heavy with the dual burdens of his wife's decline and the precariousness of their financial situation. The medical bills had mounted, and his meager income as a taxi driver had dwindled to almost nothing with the pandemic's relentless grip on the city. Yet, he found solace in the simple act of caring for Seema, feeding her, changing her, ensuring she was as comfortable as possible. It was his way of fighting back against the invisible enemy that had invaded their lives.



The sudden jolt of the microwave brought him back to the present, and as he turned to take out Seema's meal, he caught a glimpse of the bathroom door swinging open. In that fleeting moment, he saw a flash of bare skin, the curve of a hip, and the unmistakable silhouette of Neha running towards her room—completely unclothed and oblivious to his presence. He realized she must have forgotten her towel, a small oversight that spoke volumes about the toll their new life was taking on her young mind. She had become more forgetful lately.



Ravi thought that Neha's nakedness didn't stir any inappropriate feelings in Ravi—she was, after all, his daughter—He couldn't help but think about the burden she carried, her youthful spirit trying to navigate the treacherous waters of grief and responsibility. He knew he had to be there for her, to provide the stability she needed, even when he felt like he was drowning himself.



The microwave beeped again, and Ravi took out Seema's food, placing it carefully on a tray. He added a glass of water and a spoon before making his way to their bedroom, the plates of food for him and Neha already laid out on the dining table. As he approached the bed, he noticed a flicker of consciousness in Seema's eyes. She looked at him, and for a brief moment, he saw the woman he had fallen in love with, the spark of life that had drawn him to her all those years ago. "Lunch is ready," he murmured, his voice thick with emotion.



Neha emerged from her room, her damp hair tied up in a messy bun, wearing a tiny crop top and denim shorts. The outfit hugged her body, showcasing the curves that had blossomed in the last year, Her youthful vitality was a stark contrast to the pallor that had overtaken Seema. It was a reminder that life went on, even as it was slipping away from their grasp.





As the shadows grew longer and the sun dipped below the horizon, Neha helped Seema away from the dining table, arranging her pillows and fluffing up the cushions to support her frail frame. Ravi looked on, his heart aching as he saw his daughter's strong arms cradling his wife's fragile body. It was a sight that brought home the reversal of roles, a stark reminder of how their lives had changed.







The evening while Ravi ate in the study, Neha took her place beside Seema, feeding her small spoonfuls of food with a tenderness that belied her age. Each bite was a silent conversation between them, a dance of love and sacrifice that played out in the flicker of Seema's eyes and the gentle nod of Neha's head. After Seema had eaten as much as she could manage, Neha helped her back into bed, tucking her in with the same care she had seen her father do countless times.



The house grew quiet as the evening drew to a close. Neha retreated to her study, the only place she could find refuge from the relentless march of time and the grim reality outside.



Ravi sat in the dimly lit living room waiting for the sleep to come, but he felt down by the sudden emotion of arousal. it was unbidden and unwelcome. but it was as if his desires had a mind of their own, a creature starved and desperate to be sated. He tried to push it away, to bury it deep within the recesses of his mind, but the more he resisted, the stronger it grew.



Ravi stood in the doorway of Seema's room, his hand hovering over the doorknob. He knew she was lost to the embrace of her medicated sleep, but he couldn't help the yearning that coursed through him. He missed the warmth of her body, the comfort of her touch, the soft whispers of love that had once filled their nights. It had been so long since they had shared a real moment of intimacy, and now, with the grim reaper lingering in the shadows, it felt like a distant memory.



He took a deep breath and turned away, his footsteps echoing through the corridor as he made his way to Neha's room. He paused outside her door, his hand resting gently on the wood, feeling the faint vibrations of her breathing. He pushed the door open, the soft light from the hallway spilling into the room, casting a warm glow across her sleeping form. She lay on her side, one hand tucked beneath her cheek, the other resting on her stomach. The sight of her brought him both comfort and pain.



Neha's crop top had ridden up slightly, exposing the soft swell of her underboobs, the fabric clinging to her skin as if painted on. Her denim shorts had been discarded haphazardly on the floor, leaving her in just a pair of pink panties that matched the color of her bedspread. Her legs were drawn up, the covers pooling around her waist, revealing the smooth skin of her thighs.



Ravi approached her bed with the intention of tucking her in properly, his eyes drawn to the alluring sight of her youthful form. As he reached out to pull the blanket up, his hand brushed against the bare flesh of her stomach. The touch was accidental, but it sent a jolt of electricity through him, his body betraying his mind. He froze, his breath catching in his throat as he took in the sight of his daughter's beauty.

Ravi's eyes lingered there, on the sweet juncture where the fabric met flesh, and for a moment, his mind raced with thoughts that were as alien to him as they were exhilarating. His breath grew shallow, his heart hammering a forbidden rhythm in his chest. He knew he should turn away, but he was rooted to the spot, his gaze drawn to the delicate curve of her waist, the flare of her hips, and the dark, shadowy mound of her sex beneath the fabric. It had been so long since he had felt the thrill of desire, and now it washed over him like a wave, powerful and unstoppable.

The room grew warm, the air thick with the scent of her—a heady mix of sweetness and the faint musk of her arousal. He could see the hint of her untouched pubic hair, a dark crescent that framed her sex like the petals of a blooming flower. The sight of it stirred something deep within him, a hunger that had lain dormant for months, maybe even years. It was as if the very essence of her womanhood called out to the base instincts that he had suppressed, whispering sweet nothings that only his body could understand.

Neha's breathing grew heavier, her chest rising and falling with each breath she took, her nipples peeking out from beneath the crop top, hard and erect. Ravi felt his blood surge, his penis growing thick and rigid, straining against his pants. The fabric of his own clothes felt suddenly too tight, too constricting, as if they were made to hold back the very essence of his being. His hand hovered over her, trembling slightly, the heat of his palm warming the air above her skin. He knew that if he touched her, if he allowed himself to indulge in his darkest desires, there would be no going back.

He swallowed hard, his eyes locked on her peaceful face. Her full, pink lips were slightly parted, and he could see the glint of her teeth. He wanted to lean down and kiss her, to taste the sweetness that lay within, to feel her warmth and life beneath him. But he also knew that to do so would be to cross a line that could never be uncrossed. He was her father, her protector, and he had sworn to keep her pure and innocent. The thought of defiling her, of taking advantage of her in such a vulnerable state, filled him with both horror and a twisted excitement.

The room grew smaller, the walls closing in around him, and he found himself leaning closer, his breath hot on her skin. He could feel the pulse in his own neck, a wild, erratic beat that seemed to echo through the quiet house. The scent of her, faint yet intoxicating, filled his nostrils, a sweet aroma that seemed to cloud his judgment. His hand hovered just above her waist, his fingertips itching to trace the contours of her body, to feel the softness of her skin beneath his calloused touch.

With trembling hands, he reached out, his palm brushing against the fabric of her crop top. He paused for a moment, his mind racing with the weight of his decision. But the hunger within him was too great, a beast that had been starved for too long. He carefully lifted the top, his heart pounding with anticipation. Neha's eyes remained shut, her breathing deep and even, oblivious to the silent violation that was occurring.

As the fabric peeled away, the sight of her naked breasts took his breath away. They were small but perfect, the pink tips of her nipples standing erect, the areolae a darker shade that contrasted beautifully with the rest of her fair complexion. He couldn't help but stare, his eyes greedy as they took in every detail—the gentle slope of her breasts, the way the moonlight played with the shadows on her skin. The crop top was now high enough to expose the entirety of her chest, and the urge to touch her was overwhelming.

Very carefully, Ravi lifted her top a bit further, his movements as silent as a cat burglar's. Neha was a deep sleeper, a trait she had inherited from her mother, and it was this that allowed him to continue without fear of being caught. His eyes lingered on the swell of her breasts, the soft flesh that begged for his touch. His hand hovered in the air, just millimeters from her skin, the heat radiating from her body warming his fingertips. He knew he shouldn't—it was wrong, a betrayal of the trust she had placed in him—but the need was too great to resist.

He took a deep, shaky breath and allowed his hand to make contact, his fingers tracing a gentle path from her ribcage to the peak of her left breast. The skin was softer than he could have ever imagined, a velvety warmth that seemed to melt beneath his touch. He watched as her nipple pebbled even further, the delicate flesh tightening into a tiny bud of desire. His own breathing grew ragged, his eyes never leaving the sight of his hand on her bare flesh.

Ravi averted his eyes, but couldn't look away for long. The temptation was too great, a siren's call that he had never before been exposed to. His gaze traveled down her torso, over the slight swell of her stomach, and settled on the waistband of her panties. The fabric clung to her hips, a testament to the dampness that had formed there, a silent confession of her own burgeoning needs. He felt a strange mix of guilt and arousal, his mind a tumultuous storm of conflicting emotions.

With trembling fingers, he reached down, his hand shaking as it hovered just above the elastic band. He took a deep breath and slowly slid her panties down, inch by torturous inch. The fabric whispered against her skin, revealing the soft mound of her pubis, the untamed hair a stark contrast to the stark white of her thighs. The room was quiet, the only sound the rustle of fabric and the hushed sound of his own breathing. His eyes remained glued to the spot, drinking in the sight of his daughter's nakedness, the reality of it more potent than any fantasy he had ever entertained.

As Neha rolled over in her sleep, her face now mere inches away from Ravi's, she unknowingly brought her hand to her chest, the soft, warm weight of her palm resting on the side of her right breast. The movement caused the blanket to slip even further, exposing the entirety of her upper body to the cool air. Ravi felt his heart stutter in his chest, his arousal reaching a fever pitch. He watched, fascinated, as her hand moved in a lazy circle, her fingertips grazing her nipple, causing it to stiffen even more.

The sight was too much to bear. He reached down and unbuckled his pants, his erection springing free from the confines of his underwear. The head of his penis was slick with pre-cum, a clear beacon of his desire. He took it in his hand, the warmth of his skin against the coldness of the room sending shivers down his spine. He stroked himself slowly, his eyes never leaving his daughter's sleeping form.

Ravi leaned closer, his cock now just millimeters from Neha's parted lips. The scent of her arousal was intoxicating, a sweet, musky aroma that filled his senses. He felt the urge to press himself against her, to feel the softness of her mouth, to hear the wet, suckling noises as she took him in. His hand tightened around his shaft, the veins standing out as he moved in a rhythm that matched the erratic beat of his heart.

For a single, terrifying moment, he hovered there, the tip of his erection brushing against the warm, moist air of her exhale. He watched her chest rise and fall, her breasts moving with the gentle rhythm of her sleep. He knew he should stop, that this was wrong on every conceivable level, but the need to feel alive, to feel desired, was stronger than his will. The tip of his penis grazed her upper lip, and he thought he saw a flicker of movement, a hint of a smile playing at the corners of her mouth.

But then reality crashed down around him, a cold slap in the face that brought him back to the present. He was her father, her caretaker, her protector. He couldn't do this to her. With trembling hands, he pushed his arousal aside and stepped back, his heart hammering in his chest like a caged animal desperate for release. The guilt washed over him like a tidal wave, drowning him in a sea of self-loathing. He quickly tucked himself back into his pants and turned away, his back to her now exposed body.

He took a shaky step backward, then another, his eyes never leaving hers, even though they remained closed. He was afraid that if he looked away, even for a second, he would lose the battle waging within himself. With each step he took, the room grew larger, the air cooler, the weight of his actions heavier on his shoulders. He reached the doorway, his hand on the knob, his breathing ragged and loud in his ears.

With one final, lingering look at Neha's naked form, Ravi turned and stepped into the hallway, the door clicking shut behind him. The sound was final, a stark reminder of the line he had almost crossed. He stumbled back to his own room, his legs shaking, his mind racing with the vivid images of what could have been. He sank onto the edge of his bed, the mattress dipping beneath his weight, and took a deep, shuddering breath.



With trembling hands, Ravi unbuttoned his shirt, his skin sticky with sweat and guilt. He threw it aside, the fabric landing in a crumpled heap on the floor. His eyes fell to his pants, the bulge in the front a stark reminder of his arousal. He knew what he needed to do—what he had to do—but the thought of it made him feel like a monster.

He walked to his bed, the mattress sighing as he sat down heavily. His hand hovered over his erection, his mind racing with the images of Neha's naked body. He tried to push the thoughts away

With a resigned sigh, he gripped his cock, his hand moving in long, slow strokes that mimicked the rhythm of his racing heart. He closed his eyes, and Neha's face swam before him, her eyes open and innocent, her lips slightly parted. He could almost feel her hand around him, guiding him, urging him on. The fantasy grew more vivid with each passing second, the lines between reality and desire blurring into a haze of lust.

Ravi's breath grew ragged, his strokes more urgent, as he pictured Neha's naked body writhing beneath him. Her breasts bouncing with each thrust, her nipples hard and pink, begging for his mouth. His hand grew slick with his own need, the sound of his fist pumping up and down the only sound in the room. He tried to resist, to think of his wife, her gentle touch, her sweet moans of pleasure, but it was no use. The image of Neha was burned into his brain, a siren's call that he could not ignore.

The fantasy grew more intense, Neha's face contorting in ecstasy as he plunged into her, her legs wrapped around his waist, her fingers digging into his back. He could almost feel her warmth, the tightness of her young pussy squeezing him, the way she would tighten around him when she came. He bit his lip to stifle a groan, his hand moving faster, his hips bucking in time with the rhythm of his thoughts. The room spun around him, a kaleidoscope of guilt and arousal.



With each stroke, Ravi grew closer to the brink, the pressure building within him like a dam about to burst. He bit his lip to keep from crying out, the sound of his own breathing harsh in his ears. The image of Neha's face grew clearer, the softness of her skin, the plushness of her lips. He could almost feel the weight of her body on top of his, the heat of her core as she rode him, her hips moving in a rhythm that matched his own.



The sight was too much to bear, and with a strangled groan, Ravi gave in to the flood of sensation, his seed spurting from him in a hot, sticky arc that painted the wall before him.





The next day, Ravi awoke with the weight of his transgressions heavy on his chest. The sun streamed through the open curtains, a cruel mockery of the dark thoughts that had plagued his sleep. He lay there for a long time, his eyes tracing the patterns on the ceiling, his heart hammering in his chest. The image of Neha, naked and vulnerable, was etched into his mind, a permanent stain that no amount of self-loathing could scrub away.



He knew he had to fight the inner demon that had driven him to such a dark place, the beast that had whispered sweet nothings into his ear, urging him to give in to his desires. He tried to convince himself that it was just a moment of weakness, a fleeting lapse in judgment. But deep down, he knew it was more than that—it was a hunger that had been festering, growing stronger with each passing day.



Ravi got out of bed and made his way to the bathroom, the cold floor tiles a stark contrast to the heat of his guilt. He stared at his reflection in the mirror, the face that stared back at him unfamiliar. He had become a stranger to himself, a monster wearing the mask of a father. He turned on the shower, the water scalding his skin as he tried to wash away the stain of his thoughts. Yet, even as the steam billowed around him, he couldn't escape the images of Neha's naked body, the way she had unknowingly tempted him.



The house felt too small as he made his way to the kitchen, the walls closing in around him. He had to get out, to breathe in the cool, fresh air of the outside world. The hum of the city beyond the windows was a siren's song, a promise of escape from the prison of his own making. He grabbed the keys to his taxi, the jingle a harsh sound in the silent house, and stepped out into the morning light.



Neha had already left for college, the sound of the front door closing echoing in his mind. The sight of her that morning was seared into his brain, her youthful body a testament to the life that went on outside their shrine of despair. The image of her pink nipple, standing erect in the cool air, was like a brand on his soul, a reminder of the carnality that still dwelt within him. And the memory of her unshaven pubis, that soft, dark nest of hair, had stirred something primal, a hunger that had lain dormant for too long.





The sun dipped below the horizon, casting long shadows across the floor. The house was silent, a testament to the weight of the secret that lay between them. Seema's breathing was shallower now, the beeping of the heart monitor a constant reminder of the ticking clock that was her life. Ravi knew that soon, the silence would be absolute, and the house would be a tomb of lost love and shattered dreams.



Last night's sleeplessness had claimed him like a thief in the daylight, stealing the moments he had promised to Seema. He had slumbered through the day, oblivious to the world and the responsibilities that weighed on his shoulders. The guilt of his actions from the night before was a leaden blanket that smothered any attempt at peace, leaving him to toss and turn in a restless miasma of regret.



Neha returned from college, her eyes red-rimmed . The weight of her books and her mother's illness had taken a toll on her, etching lines of sadness into the soft skin of her youth. She saw Ravi just beginning to stir from his slumber, the cobwebs of his nightmares clinging to his face. A flash of anger crossed her eyes—she felt pity for her father, but swallowed it down, knowing the pain he carried was his own cross to bear.



With mechanical movements, she made her way to the bathroom, the tiles cold and unforgiving under her bare feet. The water was tepid, the hot water heater another victim of their dwindling finances. She stepped under the spray, letting the droplets wash away the day's grime and her own burgeoning sense of despair. She knew she had to be strong, to keep going, but sometimes the weight of it all felt like a mountain on her shoulders.



The bathroom was a sanctuary of sorts, the one place she could be alone with her thoughts. The water pounded against her back, the rhythm a soothing lullaby that allowed her to push the sadness aside, if only for a moment. Her mind drifted to the previous evening, to the sight of her father standing over her, his hand on her chest. For a split second, she had felt something strange, a tension that didn't belong, but she had dismissed it, chalking it up to her overactive imagination.



Neha stepped out of the shower, her skin pink from the warmth. She wrapped herself in a towel, the material rough against her sensitive skin. She looked in the mirror, her eyes tracing the contours of her face but lately, she had started to see Seema in herself, the same tired lines around her eyes, the same furrowed brow. It was a mirror to the future she didn't want to face.



Walking to her r room, she caught the faint scent of her mother's perfume, lingering like a ghost from a happier time. She grabbed a fresh set of clothes from her closet—a simple T-shirt and a pair of shorts that had seen better days. She had lost track of how often she had worn them, how many times they had been washed until the color had faded and the fabric had grown thin.



As Neha peeled the towel away from her damp body, the soft fabric of the T-shirt caressed her skin like a lover's touch. She slipped into the shorts, the elastic band hugging her hips with a comforting snugness. She was about to leave the room when the knock came—sharp and insistent. She paused, the fabric of her shirt clutched to her chest like a shield. It was Ravi's voice, gruff and urgent. "Neha, can you lend me your towel? Mine's all wet," he called out.

She called back, "I'll get it for you," and hurriedly wrapped the towel around herself again.



The door creaked open, and Ravi stepped inside without waiting for her permission. His eyes fell on Neha, her skin glowing from the shower, the towel clinging to her in a way that accentuated the curves of her body. The sight of her made his breath catch in his throat, and for a moment, he forgot why he had come. Neha looked up at him, her eyes wide with surprise and a hint of embarrassment. "Please wait Pap, I'm not done yet" she asked, her voice small, but he barely heard her.



Without a word, Ravi approached her, his hand reaching out and snatching the towel from her body. She gasped, her arms flying up to cover herself, but it was too late. The fabric fell away, revealing her nakedness to his hungry gaze. Her breasts, full and firm, bounced slightly, the nipples tight from the sudden exposure to the cooler air. He couldn't help but stare, his eyes devouring every inch of her, the guilt from the night before momentarily forgotten.



Neha's cheeks flushed a deep red, her eyes wide with shock and confusion. "Pap, what are you doing?" she squeaked, her voice trembling. Ravi's eyes raked over her, taking in the smooth expanse of her stomach, the curve of her hips, and the dark triangle between her legs. He had never seen her naked like this, not since she was a child, and the sight of her filled him with lust that he couldn't reconcile.



"Your towel," he said gruffly, his voice thick with the weight of his own desires. "You said I could have it."



Neha's eyes darted to the floor, her cheeks burning with a mix of surprise and shame. She had been caught in a moment of vulnerability, her body laid bare before the man who had raised her, who had seen her at her worst and her best.



But as she took a step back to reach for the clothes, she felt his hand close around her wrist, pulling her towards him. His touch was firm, unyielding, and she stumbled against him, her bare breasts pressing against the rough fabric of his shirt. "Pap, please," she whispered, her voice shaky with fear and confusion.



"Why are you ashamed?" he murmured, his voice low and husky. "Is it the first time I've watched you naked, Neha?"



Neha trembled, her eyes darting to the floor.

Ravi's grip on her wrist tightened, his eyes never leaving the soft swell of her breasts, the way the light played across her skin. "You're so beautiful, Neha," he murmured, his voice a caress that sent a shiver down her spine. "Don't be scared of your own body."



Ravi was seeing Neha again, but this time in bright light and at full extent.



Neha's breath came in shallow gasps, her heart racing as she tried to pull away. But her father's grip was too strong, his eyes too intense. She had never felt so exposed, so vulnerable. The room around them seemed to shrink, closing in on her.



Her hand shot down to cover her crotch, but he was too fast. Ravi's hand caught hers, his thumb brushing against the sensitive skin of her inner thigh. "Let me see," he whispered, his breath hot against her ear. Neha's mind screamed in protest, her body frozen in a dance of fear and arousal that she couldn't comprehend.



He stepped closer, his warmth enveloping her, the scent of his aftershave a stark contrast to the stale air of the room. His other hand slid up her back, his fingers digging into her flesh as he pulled her against him. "You're my daughter," he murmured, his lips grazing her neck. "It's your duty to care for me, just as your mother did." His voice was a siren's song, weaving a twisted logic that she didn't have the strength to fight.



Neha's body responded despite herself, her heart racing, her breath hitching in her throat. She felt his erection pressing against her stomach, a solid, demanding presence that seemed to pulse with the rhythm of his heart. "Pap, please," she whispered, her voice trembling. But even as she protested Ravi pushed her.



Shut up and lie down," he murmured, his voice a darka commands that sent a jolt of terror through her body. He pushed her gently but firmly towards the bed, his hand sliding down to cup her bare bottom. She stumbled, her legs giving way as the reality of what was happening crashed down upon her.



Neha's knees hit the mattress, her eyes wide with disbelief. "Pap, no," she pleaded, but the word was barely a whisper. He was stronger, his desperation overpowering her resistance. He guided her down, her body sinking into the softness of the bed that had once been a place of comfort, now a stage for her worst nightmare. pushed her knees apart, his rough hands sending shivers of revulsion through her. She tried to clamp her legs shut, but his grip was unyielding.



Her heart hammered in her chest, a wild drumbeat that seemed to shake the very foundation of the house. She could feel the wetness between her thighs, a traitorous response to his touch that she hated herself for. Ravi's eyes were dark, his expression unreadable as he stared down at her.



"You need to be punished," he said, his voice low and dangerous. "For disobeying me, for putting your needs before the family's." He leaned down, his breath hot against her cheek. "You're not a child anymore, Neha. You know what your duty is."



Neha's eyes searched his, desperately seeking the loving father she had known all her life. Instead, she found a man consumed by a hunger she couldn't fathom. "Pap, please," she begged, her voice shaking. "This isn't right."



But Ravi was beyond reason, his mind a tumult of loss and desire. He took her by the hair, the action so sudden and violent that it sent a bolt of pain through her skull. She screamed, her nails digging into his forearm, but his grip was like steel. "You'll do as I say," he growled, his voice unrecognizable.



Neha's eyes watered with pain and fear as she was dragged through the house she had once known as a haven of love and safety. The floorboards groaned beneath their struggle, the walls seeming to close in around them like the jaws of a monster. The front door was a beacon of escape, but as she was pulled closer, she realized the horror wasn't outside—it was in the very man she had called "Pap."



The door loomed before them, the light from the setting sun painting the hallway in a warm, deceiving glow. Ravi's grip on her hair was relentless, his movements fuelled by a rage she had never seen in him. "You're going to do as I say," he hissed through clenched teeth.



Her eyes searched the darkened street, looking for a way to escape the humiliation and fear. The night was a canvas of indifferent stars, the moon a silent witness to her plight. Her breath came in ragged gasps as she approached the door, her hand shaking as she reached for the knob. "Pap, please let me enter," she whispered to herself, the words a prayer for salvation. "I promise I will obey you."



Neha stumbled into the hallway, her legs giving out from under her. The floor was cold, the tiles unforgiving against her bare skin. She collapsed into a heap, the towel she had been clutching slipping away to reveal her trembling body. Her father's eyes followed the descent of the fabric, his gaze lingering on her exposed flesh with an intensity that made her want to crawl into the smallest, darkest corner of the house.



Ravi's hand moved with a deliberateness that was almost cruel, reaching into the waistband of his pants. He pulled out his erect penis, the veins standing out like cords of desire against the mottled skin. "Grab it," he ordered, his voice a harsh bark that sent a shiver of revulsion through Neha's body. She didn't want to, she didn't want any of this, but the fear of his wrath was too great.



Her hand hovered in the air for a moment, trembling with the weight of his demand. Then, with a sigh that seemed to carry the sorrow of a thousand lost futures, she reached out and took hold of him. The warmth of his flesh was repulsive to her, the feel of his pulse a violation that she couldn't comprehend. Yet, she knew that she had to comply, had to do what he wanted.



Ravi's cock was hot and heavy in her small, trembling hand, the texture foreign and disgusting. She had never felt anything so wrong, so alien, and yet so intimately connected to her. She didn't want this, but she knew that if she didn't do as he said, the consequences would be unthinkable.



In one swift, brutal motion, Ravi shoved his dick inside Neha's mouth. She gagged, her eyes wide with shock and horror, her nose squished against the coarse hair of his crotch. The taste was bitter, the smell overpowering. She had never been so close to a man's genitals before, let alone had one forced into her mouth. Her throat tightened, and she felt the bile rise in the back of her throat, the panic setting in.



Tears streamed down her cheeks, mixing with the salty precum that coated her tongue. Her eyes watered uncontrollably as she chocked, the girth of his shaft filling her mouth completely. She could feel the veins pulsing, the heat of his lust burning against her face

With a grunt of pleasure, Ravi pushed her down onto her belly, his hand still fisting in her hair. She gagged around his cock, her eyes bulging with the effort of not vomiting. His other hand moved to her waist, his fingers digging into the soft flesh, holding her in place as he started to thrust. Each movement sent a jolt of pain through her, a stark reminder that she was no longer in control of her own body.



Neha's eyes watered, her mouth stretched wide around his girth. The salty taste of him filled her senses, mixing with the coppery tang of fear and disgust. Her own hand moved between her legs, not to resist him but to protect herself, to shield her most private place from his invading touch.



With a brutal jerk, Ravi pulled his cock out of her mouth, leaving her gasping for air. He flipped her over, her bare skin slapping against the cold floor tiles. She looked up at him, her eyes pleading, but the hunger in his gaze was unyielding. He grabbed her by the hips, positioning himself behind her, the tip of his penis probing the entrance to her pussy.



Neha whimpered as she felt the head of his cock push against her, the reality of his intentions crashing down upon her. She tried to scramble away, but his grip was like a vice, his body a wall of muscle and lust that she couldn't escape. "Pap, no," she choked out, her voice barely audible over the pounding of her heart.



Ravi leaned in, his breath hot on her neck. "You're mine," he growled. "Mine to take, mine to use." He thrust forward, the tip of his penis breaching her virgin barrier, tearing through the thin veil of her innocence with a sickening rip. Neha's eyes rolled back in her head, the pain a white-hot agony that stole her breath away.



The world around her faded to black as he pushed deeper, the sensation of being filled by something so large and unwelcome overwhelming her. The sound of their skin slapping together was obscene in the quiet of the house, each thrust a testament to the power he wielded over her. She could feel her hymen tearing, the pain unlike anything she had ever experienced. It was a defilement, a violation that she knew would leave her forever changed.



Neha's nails dug into the tiles, the only outlet for the scream that was trapped in her throat. The coppery tang of blood mingled with her tears, a bitter taste that filled her mouth. Her body was on fire, the pain a living, breathing entity that consumed her. Yet, she couldn't bring herself to fight back, the fear of what he might do if she did somehow paralyzing her.



Ravi's grunts grew louder, his thrusts more forceful. Neha felt like she was being split in two, her mind racing with thoughts of her mother, her friends, her life before this moment. She wondered if anyone would ever know what had happened here, in the sacred sanctity of her own home. The irony was a knife twisting in her gut, the pain a constant reminder of her father's betrayal.



"You're so tight," Ravi murmured, his voice thick with lust. "So fucking tight." His hands moved to her breasts, squeezing them roughly, his thumbs teasing her nipples into hard peaks. The sensation was strange, a mix of pain and pleasure that she didn't understand. Her body was responding to him, despite her mind's protests. She felt her pussy clench around him, a reflex she couldn't control, and he groaned in response.



"Pap," she whispered again, her voice hoarse from the sobs that had torn through her throat. "Please stop." But even as she said the words, she knew they were futile. His eyes had glazed over, his focus solely on the act of claiming her. He was like a man possessed, driven by a hunger that was insatiable.



"Be obedient, Neha," Ravi ground out, his voice strained with the effort of holding back his climax. "Or next time, I'll have your ass," he warned, his words a dark promise that sent a shiver down her spine. He knew her fear, knew that she would do anything to avoid the pain she was feeling. It was a power he never wanted, but in that moment, it was all he had.



Her eyes widened with horror at the thought, but she nodded frantically, her body trembling beneath his weight. She didn't want to know what he meant, didn't want to think about what he was capable of doing to her. All she knew was that she had to endure this, to get through it somehow. So, she bit down on her lip, her eyes squeezed shut as she tried to ignore the burning in her pussy.



He took her nod as consent, his hips moving with a brutal rhythm that sent waves of pain through her body. Neha's eyes squeezed tighter, her mind racing to find some semblance of control, some way to escape the monstrous reality of her father's rape. The sounds of their flesh slapping together filled the room, a grim counterpoint to the ticking clock that marked the moments of her lost innocence.



Just as Ravi's thrusts grew more frenzied, his breaths coming in ragged pants, he pulled out abruptly, leaving her feeling empty and exposed. His hand wrapped around his glistening shaft, the muscles in his arm tensing as he positioned himself above her. "Take it," he demanded, pushing his penis back into her mouth just as she felt the warmth of his cum begin to spurt forth. She gagged as the bitter liquid filled her mouth, the taste of his release a stark contrast to the metallic taste of her own blood.



Neha's eyes watered, and she desperately tried to swallow, not wanting to disappoint him, not wanting to feel the wrath of his displeasure. Her throat convulsed around his cock as he emptied himself into her, the feeling of his hot semen sliding down her throat a stark reminder of the power he now held over her. She felt used, dirty, a mere object to satisfy his carnal desires. Yet, she knew that to survive, she had to play along, to submit to his will.



With a final, shuddering groan, Ravi pulled away, his chest heaving with exertion. He stared down at her, his expression a twisted mix of satisfaction and something else, something that sent a shiver down Neha's spine. She didn't dare look up, didn't dare meet his eyes, afraid of what she might see there. Instead, she focused on the floor, the pattern of the tiles swimming before her eyes as she fought to keep the vomit down.



Leaving her there, trembling and broken, Ravi strode to the bathroom, his footsteps echoing through the silent house. The sound of running water was a symphony of mockery, a reminder of the purity that had been stolen from her. Neha remained on the floor, curled into a ball, her body a canvas of pain and humiliation. The warm trickle between her legs was a testament to the violation she had endured, a betrayal that had left her soul in tatters.



Her sobs grew quieter as the minutes ticked by, the salty tracks on her cheeks drying in the cool breeze that slipped in through the open door. She could hear the faint sounds of her father washing himself, the water sluicing over his skin, a symbol of his attempt to cleanse his soul of the unspeakable act he had committed. But she knew that no amount of soap and water could wash away the stain that now marred their relationship.



Slowly, painfully, Neha pushed herself up from the floor, her legs wobbly from the ordeal. She walked to her room, her bare feet sticking to the cold tiles, each step a silent protest against the man who had taken her innocence. She gathered her torn pajamas and the towel she had dropped in her haste, her eyes avoiding the mirror that reflected the bruised and violated girl she had become.



With trembling hands, she dressed in the same top and shorts she had worn earlier, the fabric feeling like a prison against her tender skin. She took a deep breath, willing herself to compose the shattered pieces of her being, and then she stepped out of her sanctuary into the hallway. The house felt eerie, the shadows seeming to whisper of the depravity that had just occurred.



Her mother's room beckoned her, a silent plea for comfort and normalcy. The door was slightly ajar, and she pushed it open with gentle hesitation, not wanting to disturb the sacred space of her parent's union—now defiled by the very man who had once been her protector. Seema lay unchanged, her eyes closed in peaceful slumber, oblivious to the horror that had unfolded just a few steps away.



Neha approached the bed, the soft scent of medicated talc and antiseptic filling her nostrils. She took her place beside her mother, the same spot she had occupied countless times as a child when she had needed comfort. Her eyes fell on Seema's hand, the veins a delicate map of her life's journey, the skin paper-thin and translucent. With trembling fingers, she picked up the hand that had once wiped her tears and held it to her own heart, feeling the erratic beat that seemed to echo the turmoil within her.



Forcing a smile through the veil of tears, she leaned in to whisper in Seema's ear. "Ma, I'm here. It's going to be okay." The words felt like a lie on her tongue, a hollow promise she wasn't sure she could keep. Yet, she had to try. For Seema, for the mother who had given her life, she had to pretend that the world wasn't falling apart around them.



Seema's eyes fluttered open, the recognition of her daughter's presence bringing a brief spark of light to their depths. "Neha," she murmured, her voice a mere wisp of air. "You shouldn't be up so late."

Neha smiled.

The End​
 

Vinci

Polymath
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A white Ship with a Red sail
The Vincy Stoy



Anurag stepped off the gangplank, his eyes squinting against the glare of the midday sun reflecting off the choppy waters of the port. The salty breeze played with the loose strands of his hair, carrying with it the distant cries of seagulls and the creaking of wooden ships straining against their moorings. The cobblestone streets of the port town stretched before him, a mosaic of shadows and light cast by the buildings that leaned precariously against each other, as if sharing secrets whispered by the sea. His boots echoed through the narrow alleyways, a rhythmic tapestry of sound that seemed to meld with the symphony of the bustling marina. The scent of fish and tar filled the air, a familiar bouquet that spoke of journeys and destinies bound to the whims of the vast ocean.

The wealth of his merchant father had provided him with the means to explore the world beyond the confines of their bustling trading empire, spices that had drawn Anurag to this particular port.

Anurag's shipmates had at first regarded him with a mix of curiosity and scepticism, the young scion of wealth among them, but as the days stretched into weeks, and the weeks into months, the shared experiences of the voyage had woven them together into a tight-knit tapestry of friendship. They had seen storms that had painted the sky with wrathful strokes of lightning, and watched the sun rise and set over oceans so vast they seemed to hold the very breath of the world. Through it all, Anurag had proven to be more than just the son of their patron; he was a capable sailor, eager to learn the ropes from the seasoned crew and lend a hand when needed. His humility and kindness had quickly won them over, and as the voyage progressed, his comrades grew to respect and admire him.

But it was his empathetic nature that truly set him apart from the stereotype of his privileged upbringing. He listened to the stories of the sailors, men who had known hardship and loss, who had seen the darker side of humanity in the far-flung corners of the earth. He offered comfort to the homesick and a patient ear to the wise, absorbing their tales of adventure and heartache with a gentle nod and a warm smile. His sensitivity to the world around him was a beacon that drew the loneliest souls to his side, and in return, he gained a wealth of knowledge that no treasure chest could hold.

Now, as he strolled through the local market, Anurag felt the vibrant pulse of life in every step. The cacophony of voices bartered over exotic goods, the laughter of children playing tag among the stalls, and the clanging of metal as the blacksmith hammered away at his anvil created a symphony of human existence. Colourful fabrics fluttered in the breeze like a flock of birds, each one telling a story of distant lands and the hands that had woven them. The aroma of spices filled the air, a siren's call to the sailors who had grown accustomed to the bland staples of their ship's kitchen. His eyes darted from one stall to another, not in search of material wealth, but for utter curiosity.

Then he saw her, perched on a shop of wooden toys. She was as fresh as the morning dew, her beauty so ethereal it seemed to have been chiselled from the very essence of the dawn itself. She was so pale that she appeared almost translucent, her skin a canvas upon which the sun had painted its softest hues. Her long, wavy hair danced in the wind; a cascade of gold that framed a face so delicate it seemed as if the slightest touch could shatter it. Her eyes, a vibrant brown, were filled with a quiet sadness that spoke of a world beyond her years, a depth that drew Anurag closer.

As their eyes met, time seemed to slow to a crawl. The noises of the market faded into a distant murmur, and the only sound that filled his ears was the thunderous beating of his heart. Love at first sight. The concept had always seemed like a whimsical notion to Anurag, a fancy of poets and bards, but as he looked into the eyes of this beauty, he knew it was as real and as potent as the saltwater that surrounded them. A silent understanding passed between them, a bond that transcended the trivialities of words.

Aarshi, noticing his gaze, held up a wooden toy ship, her eyes lighting up with hope. "Do you think this one will do?" she asked the shopkeeper, her voice a soft melody that seemed to carry on the wind. The shopkeeper, a burly man with a weather-beaten face and a heart as rough as the seas, looked at her with affectionate exasperation. "But, my dear," he said, "You've seen every ship in my store. Not one of them has the red sails you've been dreaming of."

Her expression fell, and Anurag approached the stall, drawn to the gentle spirit that emanated from her frail frame. "What is it you're looking for, exactly?" he inquired, his voice carrying the gentle lilt of the coastal breeze. Aarshi turned to him, and for a moment, the sadness in her eyes was replaced by a spark of excitement. "A white ship with red sails," she replied, her voice a whisper that seemed to hold the secrets of the sea. "My mother used to tell me stories of a land so far away, a place where all the ships have sails as red as the setting sun."

The shopkeeper, noticing Anurag's genuine interest, took a moment to size him up. He recognized the crest on Anurag's tunic, the emblem of a wealthy merchant family that had been known to grace their shores with generosity. "Ah," he said, his eyes lighting up with understanding. "You wish to help the girl, yes?" Anurag nodded, and the man sighed heavily. "The price of red silk, my friend, is higher than you can imagine. It's a colour of royalty and rarity, a treasure that even the richest men in town struggle to afford and it is rare now. Tell me, have you brought any with you?"

Anurag shook his head, “Only jewels and irons”.

Aarshi sighed.

The shopkeeper, his gaze lingering on Aarshi's hopeful face, knew he couldn't just let them walk away empty-handed. "Tell you what," he said, leaning in conspiratorially, "I've been trying to get my hands on some red fabric from the latest trade ships. I've heard whispers of a shipment that might have a few bolts of red silk. If you come back in a week or so, when the new ships arrive, I'll see what I can do. I can't promise anything, but I'll do my best to find the perfect sails for your dream ship, Aarshi."

Her eyes brightened with hope, and she clutched the toy boat tightly to her chest. "Thank you," she said, her voice trembling with gratitude.

Now Aarshi turned towards Anurag, a shy smile playing at the corners of her lips as she bid him farewell. "Thank you for...I don't know why I am thanking, but thank you anyway," she said softly. "I must go now. Father will worry if I'm gone too long." Anurag felt a strange tug in his chest as he watched her go, her figure growing smaller as she disappeared into the throng of the market. He had never felt such a profound connection to someone he had just met. It was as if the sea had whispered her name to him in a secret language that only his heart could understand. He knew that their encounter was no mere coincidence; the fates had brought them together for a purpose greater than either of them could fathom.

With a sense of urgency that bordered on obsession, Anurag approached the shopkeeper once Aarshi was out of earshot. "Tell me," he began, "Who is she? What's her story?" The man looked at Anurag with a knowing smile. "That, young master, is Aarshi, the daughter of the lighthouse keeper, and she is dearer to this town than the very light that guides our ships home." He paused, taking a moment to gather his thoughts before continuing. "Her mother passed when she was but a babe, and her father has devoted his life to her and the beacon that watches over our harbour. She's known for her gentle spirit and her boundless imagination, a beacon of hope in the face of the relentless sea."

The shopkeeper leaned closer, his voice dropping to a solemn whisper. "But Aarshi, she's not like the rest of us. She's got the touch of the fey about her, the mark of the unseen world. Some say she's bound to leave us soon, for she's been dreaming of a ship with white sails as pure as her soul and a crimson sail that burns like the love of a mother's heart. It's said that when she sees it, she'll be called away to a place of eternal peace and beauty, a fairy-tale land where she'll be free of the pains that plague her here."

'Wow, A white ship with red sail! That will be amazing!"

He turned to the shopkeeper, his determination as unyielding as the iron hulls of the ships in the harbour. "Can you truly manage to get red cloth to make sails for her toy ship next week?"

The shopkeeper looked at him sympathetically, the lines on his face deepening. "I wish I could say for sure, but red silk is scarcer than a sailor's truth on shore leave. And with the market as it is today, it's like searching for a pearl in a storm-tossed sea. Moreover," he added, his voice a gentle rumble, "I fear Aarshi may not have a week to spare. Her health has been as fragile as it can be."

Anurag felt his heart sink. The thought of losing someone so precious after just finding them was unbearable. He had to know. "What disease is she suffering from?" His voice was urgent, the words tumbling out in a rush.

The shopkeeper's expression grew solemn. "Aarshi," he said, "has a condition that none of our healers can name. Her body is frail, as if the very essence of her being is fading into the light she loves so much. She's been like this for as long as I can remember, but it's grown worse these past few moons. The Baidya Raj say she won't see the next solstice."

Anurag's heart clenched at the thought of Aarshi's impending fate. "What can be done? I can look for a healer in distant ports if required. I heard that ports of China got the best healers, I can contact them," he asked, desperation lacing his words.

The shopkeeper's eyes filled with sadness as he placed a firm hand on Anurag's shoulder. "The healers of distant lands are indeed wise, but the journey to China would take at least a month, even with the most favourable winds," he said gently. "And I fear that is a luxury Aarshi does not have." His voice was a soft rumble that seemed to carry the weight of the sea's sorrow. "But do not lose hope. Sometimes, the greatest miracles come from the most unexpected places."

Anurag felt a heavy burden settle on his chest, the gravity of Aarshi's situation weighing on his heart like an anchor dragging through the depths. "I will not accept this," he murmured, his eyes never leaving the spot where she had vanished into the crowd. "There must be something we can do."

The shopkeeper nodded, his gaze understanding. "You remind me of her mother," he said. "A fierce spirit in a gentle shell. Aarshi's mother had the same determination in her eyes. But sometimes, the sea has plans we cannot alter, no matter how fiercely we fight the tide."

Anurag's jaw set, his resolve unshaken. "I'll not leave without doing something," he said, turning away from the stall and striding back towards the ship. His mind raced with possibilities, each more outlandish than the last. But he knew he had to act swiftly.

"Prepare to set sail for Bharuch," he called out to his crewmates, his voice echoing across the docks. The men looked at him with a mix of confusion and concern. They had just docked, and the ship was in no condition to leave again so soon. The hull was still encrusted with barnacles, their tiny shells clinging to the wood like unwelcome guests.

"But, Captain," his first mate, a seasoned sailor named Dev, protested, "the ship isn't ready. We need to scrape her clean and repair the sails. The barnacles slow us down, and the storm season is upon us."

Anurag's gaze never wavered from the horizon. "You leave today," he said, his voice firm. "Make it happen." The urgency in his tone left no room for argument. The crew exchanged worried glances but knew better than to question their captain's decisions.

With a nod of understanding, Dev relayed the orders. "You heard the captain," he called out, his booming voice carrying over the din of the port. "We sail for Bharuch without him. Make sure the ships in top condition, lads!"

The crew leapt into action, their movements a flurry of activity as they readied the ship for the unexpected journey. Anurag watched from the dock, his eyes never leaving the vessel. His mind was a whirlwind of thoughts, each more desperate than the last. Anurag went to Dev for instructions. Dev was surprised to hear his peculiar request, but by this time, he knew that once Anurag decided on something, he would not rest until he achieved.

As the ship disappeared over the horizon, he turned and began the arduous climb up the cliff that housed the lighthouse, his thoughts as tangled as the ropes he had once so easily unfurled. The path was steep and treacherous, but he barely noticed the rocks that cut into his palms and the burn in his muscles. His mind was on Aarshi, her delicate features, and the way the light danced in her eyes.

Finally, as the sun dipped below the horizon, casting a fiery glow across the sea, Anurag reached the lighthouse. It stood tall and proud, a silent sentinel guarding the town from the capricious whims of the ocean. The door was open, and he could hear the sound of someone moving within. His heart thudded in his chest like a ship's drum as he stepped inside.

It was Aarshi's father, a man as rugged as the cliffs he called home, with eyes that held the wisdom of countless storms. His beard was as wild as the sea, and his hands were calloused from years of maintaining the lighthouse's gleaming beacon. He looked up from his work, his expression a mix of surprise and curiosity at the sight of Anurag. "Welcome sir," he said, his voice carrying the same gentle timbre of the lighthouse's call. "What brings you to our doorstep?"

Anurag, his heart heavy with the weight of his mission, took a moment to compose himself. "I've come to see Aarshi," he replied, his eyes searching the room for any sign of her. "Is she...?" His voice trailed off, the unspoken question hanging.

Her father's eyes searched Anurag's, looking for the truth behind his words. "My daughter is not here," he said, his voice a gentle rumble that seemed to carry the echo of the lighthouse's warning call. "But I am curious, young man. What brings the son of a wealthy merchant to the doorstep of a simple lighthouse keeper?"

Anurag took a deep breath, the words he had rehearsed in his head now feeling clumsy on his tongue. "I met Aarshi in the market," he began, his voice carrying the sincerity of a sailor recounting a tale of the sea. "I saw her searching for a toy ship with red sails, and something about her... I had to help. I promised to find the fabric she needs, but I heard that she does not have much time."

Aarshi's father, a stoic man whose eyes mirrored the unyielding resolve of the lighthouse he tended, studied Anurag for a long moment. The flickering candlelight cast deep shadows on his weathered face, revealing the lines of a thousand storms and the pain of a thousand worries. "Aarshi has always had a fondness for that particular colour," he said, his voice a soft rumble that seemed to resonate with the very stones of the lighthouse. "It was her mother's idea."

He paused, the weight of his words thickening the air between them. "But it's more than just a child's play," he continued, his gaze never leaving Anurag's. "Her mother used to tell her a story before she passed, a story of a ship in white as pure as snow and a crimson sail that burned like a mother's love. She told Aarshi that when she saw this ship, she would know she was no longer bound to the shore."

Anurag's eyes grew wide, the gravity of the situation sinking in. "But is she sick? Why is she alone? What about her friends? Friends, they all got married and left?"

The lighthouse keeper nodded; his gaze was distant. "The townsfolk here believe that the sickness comes from the loneliness of a maiden's heart," he said, his voice thick with regret. "But I know the truth. Aarshi's illness is not of the heart, but of the body. It is a cruel twist of fate that has marked her since she was a child, leaving her as fragile as a seashell."

He paused, his eyes shimmering with unshed tears. "Her friends, yes, they've all found happiness in the warm embrace of marriage. But Aarshi, she remains alone with this old man, her heart as vast and uncharted as the oceans she watches over. They say the light from this lighthouse is a beacon of hope for lost sailors, but it's also a silent vigil for those who await the return of loved ones. My Aarshi, she's been waiting for her mother's ship for so long, painting her dreams with every stroke of her brush."

Anurag felt the gravity of the father's words.

Where is she now? Anurag asked.

'She is at the top of the lighthouse, still painting, I think. She will keep on painting until dark. Then I will help her to come down.

Could I meet her now? After dark, I will help her to come down from the lighthouse. Anurag's voice was hopeful.

Her father looked at him for a moment, assessing the sincerity in his eyes, then nodded. "Of course," he said, a hint of a smile tugging at the corners of his mouth. "But remember, she's a delicate creature, like the light we guard here. Treat her with care."



With a heart racing like a ship before the storm, Anurag climbed the winding stairs of the lighthouse. Each step echoed in the narrow chamber, a testament to his determination. The air grew thinner as he ascended, the scent of the sea fading into the musky scent of the aged stone. At the top, a single room bathed in the soft glow of a single candle, its light flickering against the glass that surrounded it.

There she was, Aarshi, her back to him, standing before an easel that held a canvas alive with colour. The scene before her was of the bustling port below, yet it was not this that had captured her brush. Instead, she painted a ship with white as pure as the stars, a crimson sail unfurling in a sea of midnight blue. Anurag felt his chest tighten at the sight of her frailty, her body thin as a reed, yet her spirit shone through, as fiery as the setting sun.

"Aarshi," he called softly, not wanting to startle her.

Her head turned, and the light from the candle cast a warm glow on her features. Her eyes, the same deep brown as the rich soil that cradled the town's roots, lit up at the sight of him. "It’s You!" she exclaimed; her smile as bright as the lighthouse beam that cut through the dark. Despite her fragility, there was a warmth to her that seemed to fill the room.

Anurag approached her, feeling the weight of his promise like an anchor around his neck.

"I've come to keep you company," he said, his voice gentle as a whispered secret. "May I see what you're painting?"

Aarshi's cheeks flushed with excitement as she stepped aside to reveal the masterpiece she had been working on. The white ship with its crimson sail was a stark contrast against the dark canvas, a beacon of hope in a world of shadows. "It's the ship from my mother's story," she said, her voice filled with a longing that seemed to resonate with the very essence of the lighthouse's call. "The one that will take me away to a place where I can be free."

As the last sliver of sunlight disappeared beneath the horizon, the sky painted itself with a symphony of reds and oranges that mirrored the fiery hope in Aarshi's eyes. Anurag felt a twinge of sadness, knowing that the sunset she adored was a harbinger of the night that was to come. He took a deep breath, his eyes never leaving hers. "I met with your father," he said, his voice as gentle as a caress. "He's waiting for you down below. He worries when you stay up here so late."

Aarshi's smile didn't fade, but it softened into something more serene, as if she were bidding farewell to an old friend. She set down her brush and turned to face him fully, her grip tightening around the wooden railing that encircled the lighthouse's top. "Anurag," she said, her voice a melody carried by the sea breeze, "I know I don't have much time left. But I want to watch the stars come as much time as I can before I go."

He stepped closer, his heart aching at the thought of her impending departure. "But the stairs," he began, his voice thick with worry, "They're steep, and your strength..."

Aarshi's eyes, though clouded with fatigue, sparkled with a mischievous glint. "I've climbed these stairs a thousand times," she said, a hint of challenge in her voice. "But if you're afraid, I suppose I could carry you down."

‘That will be a sight worth seeing, why don’t I carry you instead?” Anurag laughed.

Her words were a balm to his soul, a reminder that she was still the vibrant spirit he had met in the market. With a gentle smile, Anurag scooped her into his arms, feeling the weight of her frailty against his strong sailor's frame. She was so light; it was as if he held a feather caught in the storm of his own emotions. Carefully, he began the descent, each step a silent promise to do everything in his power to bring her the happiness she so desperately craved.

The stairs were indeed steep, their stone steps worn smooth by the relentless march of time and countless footsteps. Anurag felt the ancient structure sway slightly with each step he took, the candlelight from the room above casting eerie shadows that danced along the curving walls. Aarshi leaned her head against his shoulder, her breaths coming in short, pained gasps that made his heart ache. Yet, she held onto her smile, her eyes never leaving the window that framed the darkening sky.



For the first time, Aarshi felt the warmth of companionship that she had longed for in the cold embrace of her solitary existence. She had always known the touch of her father's love, but this was different. Anurag's arms around her were like the gentle cradle of a lullaby she had never heard before. His strength was not just physical, but emanated from a place deep within him, a place where dreams and determination intertwined. She could feel the beat of his heart, strong and steady, in time with the pulse of the lighthouse's beacon, and it filled her with a comfort she had never known.

As they descended the stairs, her shy eyes searched his, and she saw in them a reflection of the same yearning that filled her own heart. Her breath grew deeper, not from exertion, but from the newfound hope that swelled within her chest like the tides that kissed the shore.

Upon reaching the lighthouse's base, Anurag gently set her down, her feet barely touching the ground before he stepped back, giving her space as she steadied herself. Her cheeks were flushed, not from the exertion of the descent, but from the warmth that suffused her at his nearness. He took her hand, and she felt a jolt of energy surge through her veins, a spark of life that seemed to chase away the shadows of her impending fate.

They walked together to her modest cottage, the light from the lighthouse casting a soft glow on the winding path that led through the dunes. The air was filled with the sweet scent of sea lavender, a fragrant reminder of the beauty that surrounded them. Aarshi felt the coolness of the night air kiss her cheeks, and she breathed it in deeply, savouring the feeling of life that it brought with it.

As they reached the cottage, Anurag paused at the door, his hand lingering on the handle. "I must go now," he said, his eyes searching hers. "But I'll be back tomorrow"

Aarshi nodded, the weight of his promise settling like a comforting blanket over her shoulders. "Thank you," she murmured, her voice a soft caress that seemed to hold a world of unspoken words.

Anurag stepped back, his hand hovering over hers, unsure of what to say next. "Rest well," he managed, his voice thick with emotion. "I'll be here tomorrow."

Aarshi nodded, her eyes never leaving his. "I'll be waiting," she murmured, her voice as soft as the whisper of the tide.

As Anurag turned to leave, she watched him until he was but a shadow in the fading twilight, his form swallowed by the night. The chill of the sea air caressed her cheeks, and she wrapped her arms around herself, feeling the absence of his warmth like a sudden gust of wind. The cottage door creaked open behind her, and she knew it was her father, his eyes filled with concern and curiosity.



The next day, as the sun painted the sky with hues of gold and pink, Anurag returned. His footsteps on the sandy path were like the steady beat of a heart, bringing a smile to Aarshi's lips before she had even seen him. Each day that followed, he came, bringing with him tales of the world beyond the lighthouse's reach, filling her days with laughter and her heart with a love she had only ever dreamed of.

Their friendship grew as steadily as the tides that ebbed and flowed beneath the lighthouse. They shared quiet moments, their whispers carried away by the salty breeze, and their laughter echoed across the waves. Anurag listened to Aarshi's dreams of distant lands, her voice a gentle melody that sang of adventures untold and love everlasting. He spoke of his life at sea, his eyes alight with the fire of a thousand sunsets, and she felt her spirit soar with the freedom of his words.

With each passing day, the bond between them deepened, the friendship blossoming into something as tender as the first bloom of spring. Anurag brought her gifts from his travels—seashells that whispered tales of the ocean floor and trinkets that gleamed with the promise of adventure. Aarshi, in turn, painted him into her canvas, their shared moments forever immortalized in strokes of colour and light. Her cheeks grew rosier with each visit, and her eyes shone with a newfound vitality that seemed to defy the shadows of her illness.

But beneath the surface of their newfound joy, Aarshi's body remained as fragile as the shells she so loved. Her cough grew more persistent, and the circles under her eyes darkened like the night shrouded the town. Yet her mind was racing, filled with dreams and possibilities that seemed to give her strength beyond her frail frame. She spoke of the ship with white sails and a red sail with a fervour that made Anurag's heart ache.



One evening, as the stars began to twinkle like a thousand distant eyes watching over them, Aarshi grew quiet, her brush hovering over the canvas as if it held the very essence of her soul. "Anurag," she whispered, her voice as thin as a spider's web, "promise me you'll never forget me."

Her words hung in the air, a silent plea that echoed through the lighthouse's chamber. Anurag felt a knot form in his throat, his eyes stinging with unshed tears. "How could I ever forget you?" he replied, his voice a hoarse whisper. "You are the light that guides me home, the very heart of every story I've ever heard."

With trembling hands, Aarshi placed her brush aside and turned to face him fully. Her eyes searched his, looking for the truth in his words. Anurag stepped closer, the candlelight playing across their faces like the soft glow of a lighthouse beam. He reached out and gently cupped her cheek, his thumb brushing away a stray tear that had escaped the dam of her lashes. "I will carry you with me, in every port, in every sunset, and in every storm," he vowed, his voice filled with a passion that seemed to shake the very foundations of the lighthouse.

Aarshi leaned into his touch, her eyes closing as she felt his warmth seep into her very soul. For a moment, she allowed herself to believe in the impossibility of his words, to dream of a future where she was not tethered to this solitary life. Then, with a strength that seemed to come from some unseen force, she straightened her shoulders and offered him a smile that was both heartbreaking and beautiful. "Then you must promise me something else," she said, her voice a mere whisper.

Anurag felt the weight of her request before she had even spoken it. "Anything," he responded, his voice thick with emotion.

Aarshi took a deep breath, her eyes fluttering open to meet his. "When the time comes, and I can no longer climb these stairs," she began, her voice as soft as a lullaby, "will you take me to see the horizon one last time?"

Anurag felt a lump form in his throat, the gravity of her words sinking in like an anchor into the depths of his heart. He nodded, his eyes brimming with tears. "Of course," he said, his voice a mere whisper. "I'll be there, every step of the way."

The days turned into a blur of stolen moments and whispered promises. Aarshi's health continued to decline, but her spirit remained as vibrant as the crimson sail in her paintings. Anurag's visits grew more frequent, each one a balm to her soul, a reminder that she was not alone in her final journey. His stories of the world beyond the lighthouse grew more elaborate, painted with a passion that seemed to infuse her with life.



One early morning, as the first light of dawn kissed the horizon, Anurag was roused from his fitful slumber by the urgent knocking at the door of the local tavern where he had taken up residence. He threw on his coat and stumbled into the chilly air, his eyes blurry with sleep. There, he found Aarshi's father, his eyes swimming with unshed tears, his weathered face a map of sorrow etched by the years spent watching over the sea.

"Anurag," he said, his voice a hoarse whisper, "my Aarshi... she's at her end." The words hung in the air, heavy with the weight of their meaning. Anurag felt a cold hand clench his heart, squeezing until he could barely breathe.

Without a word, he followed Aarshi's father through the sleepy streets, the cobblestones cold and unforgiving beneath his boots. The lighthouse loomed ahead, its light a silent vigil in the early morning gloom.

Inside the cottage, the air was thick with the scent of herbs and the unmistakable scent of impending loss. Aarshi lay in her bed, her skin as pale as the moon's glow on a cloudless night. Her eyes, once so full of life and mirth, were now sunken, but as they fell upon him, they lit up with a ghost of the spark that had once been.

Anurag felt the weight of her gaze, the unspoken words that filled the room as potently as the scent of the candles flickering at her bedside. He took her hand in his, the chill of her skin sending a shiver down his spine. "I'm here," he murmured, his voice cracking.

Aarshi managed a weak smile, her eyes shining with the light of the fading stars. "I know," she said, her voice barely audible. "I've been waiting for you."

With trembling hands, Anurag picked her up, her lightness a stark contrast to the heaviness in his heart. He cradled her in his arms as if she were the most precious of treasures, feeling the erratic beat of her heart against his chest. Her father stepped aside, his own eyes brimming with tears, silently granting Anurag the honour of fulfilling her final wish.

The climb was a silent dance of pain and love. Each step echoed through the hollow tower, a poignant reminder of the fleeting nature of time. Anurag's vision grew blurry as the tears streamed down his cheeks, but he did not falter. The love that had bloomed between them in the brief span of their friendship had rooted itself deep within him, becoming an unshakable force that propelled him forward. He could feel the warmth of her breath against his neck, shallow and uneven, a whispered reminder of the life that was slowly slipping away.

The stairs were steep and narrow, a spiral as tight as the coils of fate that had brought them together. With each ascension, Aarshi's weight grew heavier, a burden not of physicality but of the profound grief that clung to him like a shroud. Yet his arms remained strong, fuelled by a determination that seemed to come from a place beyond his own will.

Finally, they reached the top of the lighthouse, the wind howling around them like a mournful symphony. Anurag carefully placed Aarshi beside her painting, a white ship with a crimson sail, He had watched her create this masterpiece, her eyes alight, her brush strokes as sure as the beat of her heart. Now, as she gazed upon it, her eyes grew distant, lost in the depths of her creation.

Aarshi's hand reached out, her fingertips brushing against the canvas with a tenderness that spoke of a love that transcended time. "Take it," she murmured, her voice a whisper that seemed to carry on the wind. "Whenever you look at it, remember me.

Anurag felt his heart shatter at her words. He knew the painting was her most cherished possession, a piece of her soul she offered to him. He took it from her with trembling hands.

As he cradled the painting to his chest, Aarshi's gaze remained fixed on the horizon, the line where the sea met the sky, a boundary that had always been a symbol of endless possibilities for her. "Look," she said, her voice barely a whisper, "My ship is coming."

Anurag's eyes followed her gaze, searching the distant line for the ship she spoke of. He saw nothing but the vast expanse of water, stretching out like a canvas awaiting the brushstroke of a master artist. Yet, he did not doubt her. For in the time they had shared, he had come to understand that her world was one of dreams and visions, of a reality painted in colours unseen by most.

"Where?" he asked, his voice thick with unshed tears.

"There," she insisted, her finger pointing to a spot on the horizon that seemed no different from any other to his untrained eye. "Can you not see it?"

But it was true, Anurag's ship was returning from Bharuch, all painted in white, with a red sail that fluttered in the breeze like a crimson flame. He had given the order to his crew, a silent declaration of hope and love for the girl who had captured his heart. It was just on time, as if the universe itself had conspired to grant her dying wish.

The ship glided into the harbour, its hull gleaming in the early morning light, a stark contrast to the usual array of vessels that crowded the port. The townspeople had gathered along the waterfront, drawn by the unusual sight, their whispers carried on the wind like the rustle of leaves in a soft summer breeze. Anurag could see the port from the lighthouse, a beacon of both hope and sorrow.

He looked at Aarshi, her eyes shining with excitement, the red sail a beacon in her vision that seemed to give her a second wind. "Look, it's coming closer," she said, her voice filled with a joy that seemed to resonate through the very stones of the lighthouse.

Aarshi's grip tightened on his hand, her eyes never leaving the horizon. "Anurag," all she could whisper, her voice a gentle breeze that seemed to carry the scent of her final breath.

Anurag's eyes filled with tears as he watched the crimson sail grow larger, the ship cutting through the waves with a grace that seemed almost ethereal. It was as if the very fabric of the world had shifted to bring her this one last gift, this final proof that her dreams were not just the whispers of a dying girl, but a prophecy woven into the very fabric of existence.



And then she was gone. The light in Aarshi's eyes dimmed, the grip on his hand loosened, and the air grew still, as if the sea itself had paused in its eternal dance to mourn the passing of its daughter. The painting fell from Anurag's grasp, the canvas fluttering to the ground like the lost hope of a thousand shattered hearts. The silence was deafening, a cacophony of unspoken goodbyes that seemed to resonate through the very stones of the lighthouse.

Anurag felt the weight of her lifeless body in his arms, the warmth of her spirit now a chilling emptiness that filled him with a grief so profound it seemed to echo through the ages. He cradled her as the crimson sail grew larger, the ship cutting through the waves with a grace that seemed almost ethereal. It came to take Aarshi on her final voyage to the promised land.

The End
 

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ऐसे आदमी पर क्या गुजरती होगी जो अपनी पत्नी को किसी गैरमर्द के साथ रंगेहाथ पकड़ ले और रंगेहाथ भी इस तरह कि पत्नी यह बहाना भी न कर सके कि उस के साथ जबरदस्ती हो रही थी. पहलेपहल उस के पास जब फोन आया तो उसे लगा कि कोई उस के साथ भद्दा मजाक कर रहा है. उस ने फोन करने वाले को डांटाफटकारा भी. उसे कौल ट्रैस करवा कर पुलिस में देने की धमकी भी दी. लेकिन खबर देने वाला पूरी तरह गंभीर था. उस ने कहा, ‘‘आप की पत्नी के अवैध संबंध आज नहीं तो कल उजागर होंगे ही. मैं आप को पहले सूचित कर रहा हूं ताकि आप समय से पहले सचेत हो जाएं. फैलतेफैलते खबर आप तक पहुंची तो आप की ही बदनामी होगी.’’


‘‘क्या सुबूत है तुम्हारे पास?’’ उस ने प्रश्न किया.


‘‘सुबूत तलाशना मेरा काम नहीं है. आप का घर ऐयाशी का अड्डा बन चुका है. सुबूत तुम खुद तलाश करो.’’ और फोन काट दिया गया.


फोन करने वाले की बात पर उसे यकीन न आना स्वाभाविक था. 14 वर्ष हो चुके थे उस के विवाह को. एक बेटा भी था जो अभी स्कूल में पढ़ रहा था. सुखी दांपत्य था उन का. ऐसे में उस की पत्नी के बहकने का कोई कारण नहीं था. घर में सारी सुखसुविधाएं मौजूद थीं. स्वयं का घर था. अच्छा वेतन था. अच्छी नौकरी थी उस के पास. बैंक में मैनेजर था वह. लेकिन कोई उसे इस तरह फोन क्यों करेगा? उस की तो किसी से कोई दुश्मनी भी नहीं है. 13 वर्ष का बेटा था उस का. पत्नी की उम्र भी 35 वर्ष के लगभग थी. स्वयं उस की आयु 45 वर्ष थी. सुना था उस ने कि इस उम्र में औरत एक बार फिर से जवान होती है. औरत में वही लक्षण उभरते हैं जो 17-18 की उम्र में. लेकिन वह इस बात का पता कैसे लगाए? दिमाग में बैठे शक को कैसे साबित करे? पत्नी के हावभाव, व्यवहार में कोई परिवर्तन नहीं था. जैसी वह पहले थी वैसी अब भी है.


उस के चेहरे पर परेशानी के भाव देख कर उस के सब से घनिष्ठ मित्र रमन ने पूछा, ‘‘क्या बात है आकाश? कोई परेशानी हो तो कहो?’’


रमन उस का सब से निकटवर्ती मित्र था. दोनों अपनी परेशानियां, अपने दुख एकदूसरे को बता कर मन हलका करते थे. बचपन से साथ में पढ़ेलिखे, साथ में खेले और आज एक ही बैंक में कार्यरत थे. फर्क सिर्फ इतना था कि वह जिस बैंक में मैनेजर था, रमन उसी बैंक में अकाउंटैंट था.

‘‘कुछ नहीं, पारिवारिक कारण है,’’ आकाश ने टालने के अंदाज में कहा. बता कर करता भी क्या? थोड़ी देर के लिए मन हलका हो जाता और यह डर बढ़ जाता कि उसे बात पता चली तो वह किसी न किसी से कहेगा जरूर चाहे वह कितना भी घनिष्ठ मित्र हो. किसी से न कहने की कसम भी उठा ले तो भी ऐसी बातें आदमी अपने तक रख नहीं सकता.

आकाश दुखी था, उदास था. उस के दिलोदिमाग में भयंकर झंझावात चल रहे थे. न घर में मन लग रहा था न औफिस में. वह करे तो क्या करे? इस सचाई का पता कैसे लगाए? किसी को तो बताना पड़ेगा. तभी तो कोई रास्ता मिलेगा और मन हलका भी होगा. आखिर कब तक वह अंदर ही अंदर घुटता रहेगा. फिर समाधान निकलेगा कैसे? नहीं… किसी को बताने, पूछने से पहले उसे इस बात को प्रत्यक्ष देखना होगा. कभीकभी आंखें भी धोखा खा जाती हैं, फिर यह तो किसी की फोन पर दी गई खबर मात्र है जो गलत हो सकती है.


आकाश अब बिना बताए टाइमबेटाइम घर आने लगा और घर भी इस तरह आता जैसे दबेपांव कोई चोर घुसता है. अचानक घर आने से आकाश की पत्नी के चेहरे पर बेचैनी सी दिखाई देने लगी. हालांकि घर में उस समय कोई नहीं था. लेकिन पत्नी बुलबुल के चेहरे पर आई हड़बड़ाहट ने उस के शक को यकीन में बदल दिया. बुलबुल ने पूछा, ‘‘अचानक, कैसे? तुम्हारी तबीयत तो ठीक है?’’


‘‘क्यों, क्या मुझे अपने घर आने के लिए इजाजत लेनी पड़ेगी?’’


‘‘पहले तो कभी नहीं आए दोपहर में. वह भी बैंक के समय पर.’’


‘‘मेरे आने से तुम्हें कोई तकलीफ है?’’


‘‘नहीं, बिलकुल नहीं. पहले कभी नहीं हुआ ऐसा, इसलिए पूछ लिया.’’


‘‘पहले तो बहुतकुछ नहीं हुआ, जो अब हो रहा है,’’ आकाश ने कड़वाहटभरे स्वर में कहा. बुलबुल ने कोई उत्तर नहीं दिया.


आकाश ने बारीकी से बैडरूम का आंखों से मुआयना किया. लेकिन सबकुछ ठीक था अपनी जगह पर. वह पलंग पर लेट गया. शायद किसी अन्य व्यक्ति का, कुछ देर पहले होने का, उस के जिस्म की गंध का कुछ अनुमान मिले. किंतु वह स्त्री नहीं था. इन बातों को औरत की छठी इंद्रिय भाप लेती है. तभी उसे तकिए के पास एक मोबाइल नजर आया. यह मोबाइल किस का हो सकता है. आकाश ने मोबाइल उठाया ही था कि अचानक चाय ले कर बुलबुल कमरे में आ गई. उस ने तीव्रता से मोबाइल यह कह कर ले लिया कि मेरी सहेली का मोबाइल है. जल्दी में छोड़ गई होगी.


‘‘अगर तुम्हारी सहेली का मोबाइल है तो चील की तरह झपट्टा मार कर क्यों छीना?’’


‘‘मैंने झपट्टा नहीं मारा. सहज ही लिया है. तुम तिल का ताड़ बनाने लगे हो आजकल,’’ बुलबुल ने संभल कर उत्तर दिया.

‘‘तुम्हारी सहेली आई थी?’’
‘‘हां.’’
‘‘तुम ने बताया नहीं?’’

‘‘वह तो अकसर आती है. इस में बताने वाली क्या बात है?’’ बुलबुल ने सहज हो कर उत्तर दिया. आकाश पूछने ही वाला था कि तुम्हारी सहेली का नाम क्या है? लेकिन वह यह सोच कर चुप हो गया कि पूछताछ से पत्नी को शक हो सकता है. फिर वह सावधान हो जाएगी.


आकाश बैंक में अपनी सीट पर काम कर रहा था. तभी मोबाइल की घंटी बजी. उस तरफ से वही स्वर सुनाई दिया.


‘‘बहुत चालाक है तुम्हारी बीवी. उसे पकड़ना है तो ऐसा समय चुनो जब तुम्हारा बेटा स्कूल में हो.’’


‘‘यदि इतने शुभचिंतक हो तो तुम्हीं बता दो कि कौन, कब आता है?’’


‘‘बीवी तुम्हारी बेवफाई करे और जानकारी मैं दूं?’’


‘‘तो फिर फोन कर के खबर क्यों देते हो?’’


‘‘रंगेहाथ पकड़ोगे तो कोई बहाना नहीं बना पाएगी, वरना स्त्री चरित्र है, रो-धो कर स्वयं को सच्चा और जमाने को झूठा साबित कर देगी.’’

‘‘तुम क्या मेरे घर की चौकीदारी करते हो? तुम्हें कैसे पता कि मेरे घर में कौन आता है, क्यों आता है?’’ आकाश ने चिढ़ कर कहा. दूसरी तरफ से हंसी की आवाज आई और फोन कट गया.


आकाश सोचता रहा, सोचता रहा और एकदम से उस के दिमाग में आइडिया आया. बुलबुल को लगे कि वह घर पर नहीं है, किंतु हो वह घर पर ही.


दूसरे दिन सुबह उस ने अपनी योजना को अमलीजामा पहनाना शुरू कर दिया. उस ने कार स्टार्ट की, फिर बंद की. फिर स्टार्ट की, फिर बंद की. इस तरह उस ने कई बार किया. फिर झल्ला कर कहा, ‘‘कार स्टार्ट नहीं हो रही है. मैं बाहर सड़क से औटो ले लूंगा.’’


बुलबुल उस वक्त बाथरूम में पहुंच चुकी थी. उस ने कहा, ‘‘दरवाजा अटका कर चले जाना. मैं बाद में बंद कर लूंगी. आकाश ने जोर से दरवाजा खोला, फिर जोर से खींच कर बंद किया और बाहर जाने के बजाय बैडरूम में रखी बड़ी अलमारी के पीछे छिप गया. अपने ही घर में छिपना कितना पीड़ादायक होता है अपनी पत्नी को गैरपुरुष के साथ रंगेहाथ पकड़ना. बेटा तरुण पहले ही स्कूल जा चुका था. अब उसे सांस रोके छिप कर खड़े इंतजार करना था उस भीषण दृश्य का.


आकाश ने मन ही मन सोचा यदि उस की पत्नी ने उसे देख लिया तो क्या सोचेगी उस के बारे में. और यदि यह सच न हुआ, तो वह अपनी ही नजरों में गिर जाएगा. विचारों के ऊहापोह में उसे पता भी न चला कि उसे दम साधे खड़े हुए कितना वक्त गुजर चुका है. काफी समय तक उसे अपनी पत्नी के इस कमरे में आनेजाने की आहट मिलती रही. फिर पत्नी के मोबाइल की रिंगटोन सुनाई दी. बुलबुल ने मोबाइल उठाया. उस तरफ से कौन बोल रहा था, क्या बोल रहा था, यह उसे बुलबुल की बात से समझ आ गया.


‘‘रास्ता साफ है. गाड़ी चालू नहीं हो रही थी. पैदल ही निकल गए. लेकिन जरा चौकस रहना. मुझे लगता है उसे शक हो गया है. मैं तुम्हारा इंतजार कर रही हूं.’’


फिर बुलबुल गुनगुनाने लगी. थोड़ी देर बाद दरवाजे की घंटी बजी. फिर एक 30-32 वर्ष के आकर्षक गौरवर्ण युवक ने बैडरूम में प्रवेश किया. दोनों लिपट गए. फिर दोनों के मध्य रतिक्रिया आरंभ हुई. दोनों निढाल हो कर बिस्तर पर लेट गए.


‘तुम घबराना मत,’’ युवक ने उसे धैर्य बंधाया, ‘‘रास्ते का कांटा बनेगा तो कांटे को निकाल फेंकना मुझे आता है.’’


‘‘तुम हत्या कर दोगे? इतना प्यार करते हो मुझे,’’ बुलबुल ने अपने प्रेमी से लिपटते हुए कहा.


आकाश का खून खौलने लगा. उस के दिल में आया कि कहीं से एक रिवौल्वर का इंतजाम करे और दोनों को गोली से उड़ा दे. यही सजा है दोनों की. किंतु खौलता हुआ रक्त उसे जमता हुआ जान पड़ा. उस के हाथपैर कांपने लगे. झूठ की ताकत का भी जवाब नहीं, कितनी बेवफाई और ताकत से भरा हुआ था. बेचारा सच अपने ही घर में छिपा हुआ दोनों की प्रणयलीला देख रहा था. फिर मिलने का वादा कर के युवक चला गया और बुलबुल ने कमरा ठीकठाक किया व बिस्तर पर लेट गई. लेटते ही उस के खर्राटे कमरे में गूंजने लगे.


दरवाजे को आहिस्ता से खोल कर आकाश बाहर निकल गया. जो उस ने देखा, जो उस ने भोगा, उस मृत्युतुल्य कष्ट में उस की समझ में नहीं आ रहा था कि वह क्या करे. खत्म कर दे दोनों को और जेल चला जाए जीवनभर के लिए या खुद को खत्म कर ले और पीछा छुटाए अपने इस टूटे, हारे, धोखा खाए जीवन से? किंतु दोनों ही स्थितियों में उस के बेटे का क्या होगा? इन लोगों का क्या है इन्हें तो खुली छूट मिल जाएगी किंतु सजा भुगतेगा उस का बेटा. नष्ट हो जाएगा उस के बेटे का भविष्य.


उसे लगा कि अब चाहे जो भी हो, उसे रमन से बात करनी चाहिए कि वह आगे क्या करे? ऐसा ही चलने दे? आंख पर पट्टी बांध कर जीना शुरू कर दे? सब बातों से अनजान बना रहे? उसे लगा कि रमन को बता देना चाहिए. कोई तो हो इस दुर्दांत घड़ी में अपना. उस ने रमन को सबकुछ बता दिया. उस की आंखों से आंसू बहते रहे. उस का कहना जारी रहा और रमन ने सब सुनने के बाद अफसोस जताते हुए कहा, ‘‘हर समस्या का हल है. तुम क्या चाहते हो?’’


‘‘मुझे कुछ समझ में नहीं आ रहा है,’’ आकाश ने विषादभरे स्वर में कहा.


‘‘तो, चलो मेरे साथ,’’ रमन ने कहा और बिना प्रश्न पूछे रमेश उस के पीछे छोटे बच्चे की तरह चल पड़ा. आकाश को रमन एक कौफीहाउस में ले गया और उस से कहा, ‘‘मैं जो पूछूं, सचसच बताना. मैं तुम्हारा दोस्त हूं, एक अच्छा समाधान निकालने की कोशिश करूंगा.’’


‘‘पूछो.’’


‘‘तुम्हारे अंदर कोई कमी है. मेरा मतलब…’’


‘‘कमी होती तो मेरे साथ वह इतना लंबा समय न बिताती. मत भूलो कि मैं एक बच्चे का बाप हूं.’’


‘‘यह सब कब से चल रहा है.’’


‘‘मुझे पता नहीं.’’


‘‘तुम्हें शक कैसे हुआ?’’


‘‘किसी ने फोन पर जानकारी दी.’’


‘‘जो सही निकली.’’


‘‘हां.’’


‘‘तुम क्या चाहते हो?’’


‘‘मैं उन दोनों का कत्ल करना चाहता हूं.’’


‘‘यह मूर्खता होगी.’’


‘‘तो तुम बताओ, क्या करूं मैं?’’


‘‘मेरे खयाल से तुम्हारा इस संबंध में अपनी पत्नी से बात करना उचित नहीं होगा. यदि तुम बिना सुबूत के तलाक देने की बात करोगे, तो हो सकता है तुम्हारी पत्नी तुम्हें दहेज प्रताड़ना के केस में अंदर करवा दे. मेरा एक मित्र है जो जासूसी का काम करता है. उस के पास चलते हैं. एक बार सुबूत हाथ लग गए तो फिर तुम जैसा चाहे, करो.’’


‘‘तो चलते हैं तुम्हारे जासूस मित्र के पास.’’


इस समय आकाश और रमन टाइगर डिटैक्टिव एजेंसी में बैठ कर जासूस टाइगर को सारी बात सुना रहे थे. पूरी बात सुनने के बाद जासूस टाइगर ने अपनी फीस 10 हजार रुपए एडवांस बताई और सुबूत मिलने के बाद 30 हजार रुपए. जो आकाश ने मंजूर कर ले…


‘‘लेकिन आप सुबूत जुटाएंगे कैसे?’’ आकाश ने पूछा.

‘‘जैसे आप बैंक में मैनेजरी करते हैं. अरे भाई, मेरा यही तो काम है. यही मेरा पेशा है. आप मुझे अपने घर किसी बहाने से ले जाएंगे. मैं तुम्हें, तुम्हारी पत्नी और उस के आशिक की पूरीपूरी जानकारी दूंगा. सुबूत के आधार पर तुम्हें जो कदम उठाना हो, उठा सकते हो. तलाक लेना हो, चाहे पत्नी को सुबूत दे कर सुधरने के लिए एक मौका देना हो.’’

‘‘एक बात पूछूं टाइगर भाई,’’ आकाश ने दीनता से कहा, ‘‘ऐसा कोई कानून नहीं है जिस में पत्नी को चरित्रहीनता के आधार पर सजा दिलवाई जा सके?’’


टाइगर ने आकाश के कंधे पर हाथ रखते हुए कहा, ‘‘नहीं, दोस्त. ऐसा कोई कानून नहीं है जिस में शादीशुदा स्त्री की चरित्रहीनता पर कानून की कोई धारा लग सके.’’

सबूत मिलने के बाद आकाश ने सोचा क्यों न सब से पहले बुलबुल के आशिक की पत्नी को सच बताया जाए. जब उस की पत्नी को अपने पति की करतूतों के बारे में पता चलेगा तो वह अपने पति के विरुद्ध कठोर कदम उठाएगी. हो सकता है इस से बुलबुल और उस के आशिक के संबंध टूट जाएं. नहीं भी टूटते, तो कम से कम जो तकलीफ मैं ने सही है, यही उस के आशिक को भी भुगतनी पड़ेगी. उस ने मेरा घर तोड़ने की कोशिश की, मैं उस का घर तोड़ कर कुछ तसल्ली तो महसूस करूंगा. और वह जासूस के दिए पते पर बुलबुल के आशिक के घर पहुंचा.


बुलबुल के आशिक का नाम नीरव था. कालेज में वह बुलबुल के साथ पढ़ता था. उस की पत्नी घरेलू महिला थी. उस की 2 बेटियां थीं. वह कालेज में प्रोफैसर था. बुलबुल से उस का प्रेम कालेज में था. शादी के बहुत बाद फेसबुक के जरिए यह प्रेम, अवैध संबंधों में परिणत हो चुका था. आकाश को टाइगर द्वारा दी गई जानकारी से यह भी पता चला था कि दोपहर में नीरव कालेज में या उस के घर में होता है. बैंक में एक घंटे काम करने के बाद आकाश, नीरव के घर पहुंचा.


दरवाजा नीरव की पत्नी ने खोला. आकाश ने अपना परिचय दे कर थोड़ा समय मांगा. इस थोड़े से समय में उस ने सबूत दिखाये और सारी जानकारी दी. नीरव की पत्नी बुलबुल से अधिक सुंदर और शिक्षित थी. आकाश द्वारा दी गई जानकारी से उस का चेहरा उदास और गुस्से में बदल गया.

‘‘आप अपने पति को क्या सजा देंगी, मैडम?’’ आकाश ने मासूमियत से पूछा.


कुछ देर शांत रह कर नीरव की पत्नी रीमा ने कहा, ‘‘घरवालों की मरजी के खिलाफ मैं ने लवमैरिज की थी. अब किस मुंह से अपने पति की करतूत बताऊंगी. शादी के कुछ समय बाद ही मु झे अपने पति के चरित्र के बारे में पता चल गया था, लेकिन मैं क्या कर सकती थी और अभी भी क्या कर सकती हूं. मेरी 2 बेटियां हैं. मु झे अपना घर भी बचाना है.’’


‘‘आप तलाक दे सकती हैं,’’ आकाश ने कहा.


‘‘मैं अपने पति को तलाक की गोली से मारूं या बंदूक की गोली से, घर तो मेरा ही टूटना है. मेरा विवेक तो यही कहता है कि सुबह का भूला शाम को घर आ ही जाएगा. ज्यादा से ज्यादा मैं कुछ दिन नाराज रह सकती हूं, पति को मार तो नहीं सकती. तलाक के बाद मैं क्या करूंगी? 2 बेटियों को अकेले पालना संभव नहीं है मेरे लिए. किंतु आप तो मर्द हैं. अच्छीखासी नौकरी है आप के पास. आप क्यों नहीं छोड़ देते अपनी पत्नी को.’’


‘‘मेरा भी एक बेटा है,’’ आकाश ने कहा.


‘‘जब आप पुरुष हो कर सह सकते हैं अपने बेटे की खातिर, तो मैं तो स्त्री हूं.’’


बातचीत का जो नतीजा आकाश चाहता था, वह नहीं निकला. आकाश इस वादे के साथ विदा हुआ कि उन के मध्य जो बातचीत हुई, उस के जिक्र में आकाश का नाम न आए, क्योंकि उसे कुछ तो करना ही है अपनी पत्नी को सजा देने के लिए. मालूम पड़ने पर कहीं वे सतर्क और बेरहम न बन जाएं उस के प्रति.


आकाश जैसे लोग बंदूक चलाने के लिए दूसरे का कंधा तलाशते हैं. ऐसे लोग प्रत्यक्ष हमला करने से डरते हैं चाहे उस की जान पर क्यों न बन आए. नीरव की पत्नी रीमा से उस के मिलने की यही वजह थी कि रीमा कुछ ऐसा करे पति की बेवफाई से नाराज हो कर नीरव का घर टूट जाए. लेकिन रीमा के उत्तर से उस का यह दांव खाली गया. अब उस ने दूसरा तरीका यह अपनाया कि वह अपने ससुर लखनपाल से इस बाबत बात करने पहुंचा. सब से पहले उस ने सबूत की एक कौपी थमा कर कहा, ‘‘बाबूजी, यह रहा बुलबुल के विरुद्ध ठोस सुबूत. आप की बेटी ने मु झे धोखा दिया है. मेरे साथ विश्वासघात किया है. आप बताइए, मैं क्या करूं?’’

लखनपाल ने कहा, ‘‘तुम मेरे दामाद हो. मैं तुम से अपनी बेटी की हरकतों के लिए माफी मांगता हूं. किंतु बेवफाई मेरी बेटी ने नहीं, तुम्हारी पत्नी ने की है. शादी के बाद बेटी पराई हो जाती है. मैं अपनी बेटी तुम्हें सौंप चुका हूं और इस बात को 15 वर्ष हो चुके हैं. तुम्हारी सास अब इस दुनिया में नहीं है. नहीं तो उस से कहता बेटी से बात करने को. मैं पिता हूं, मेरा इस मसले को ले कर बेटी से कुछ कहना ठीक नहीं होगा. अपनी पत्नी को कैसे राह पर लाना है, उस के बहके हुए कदमों को कैसे संभालना है, यह तुम्हारी जिम्मेदारी है. फिर भी तुम कहते हो, तो मैं उसे सम झाऊंगा.’’


आकाश को यहां से भी निराशा हाथ लगी. पिता ने अपनी बेटी को फोन पर सम झाया कि अपना घर, अपना पति, बच्चे, एक औरत के लिए सबकुछ होना चाहिए. तुम जिस रास्ते पर चल रही हो, वह विनाश का रास्ता है. अभी भी वक्त है, मृगतृष्णा के पीछे मत दौड़ो. लेकिन वासना में डूबा व्यक्ति कहां सम झ पाता है? बुलबुल को सम झ में आ गया कि उस के पति को उस के अवैध संबंधों की पूरी जानकारी है. उस ने अंतिम फैसले के उद्देश्य से नीरव को फोन लगा कर संबंधों की खुलती पोल के विषय में जानकारी देते हुए कहा, ‘‘तुम मु झ से कितना प्यार करते हो?’’


‘‘बहुत.’’


‘‘क्या तुम मु झ से शादी कर सकते हो?’’


‘‘मैं शादीशुदा हूं. मेरी 2 बेटियां हैं. तुम भी शादीशुदा हो और एक बच्चे की मां. मेरी पत्नी को भी हमारे संबंधों की जानकारी हो चुकी है.’’


‘‘तुम अगर सच में मु झ से प्यार करते हो तो मेरे प्यार की खातिर छोड़ दो सबकुछ. मैं भी तुम्हारे लिए सब छोड़ने को तैयार हूं. भगा ले जाओ मु झे और कर लो मु झ से शादी.’’


‘‘मैं अपनी पत्नी और बेटियों को नहीं छोड़ सकता. हां, मैं तुम से प्यार करता हूं, लेकिन शादी नहीं कर सकता.’’


‘‘जब शादी नहीं कर सकते, तो संबंधों को आगे बढ़ाया क्यों?’’


‘‘मैं ने शादी का कभी तुम से वादा नहीं किया. न हमारे बीच में कभी कोई शादी की बात हुई. संबंध रखना हो तो ठीक. अन्यथा ऐसे रिश्ते को समाप्त कर लो.’’


‘‘फिर मैं तुम्हारी क्या हुई? रखैल? मन बहलाने का साधन?’’


‘‘जैसा तुम समझो. तुम्हारे लिए मैं अपना घर नहीं तोड़ सकता. दिल बहलाना और बात है, शादी करना बहुत बड़ी बात है.’’


‘‘तुम मुझे धोखा दे रहे हो?’’


‘‘मैं तुम्हें नहीं. अपनी पत्नी को धोखा दे रहा हूं और तुम अपने पति को. जब तुम अपने पति की नहीं हुईं तो मैं तुम से कैसे वफा की उम्मीद रखूं. मैं तुम से अभी और इसी वक्त संबंध तोड़ता हूं,’’ इतना कह कर नीरव ने अपना मोबाइल बंद कर दिया.


उफ, यह मैं ने क्या कर दिया? बहके हुए जज्बातों ने पूरे जीवन पर ग्रहण लगा दिया. कैसे सामना करूंगी अपने पति का. एक गलत कदम ने अर्श से फर्श पर ला पटका
मुझे. न मैं अच्छी मां बन सकी, न अच्छी पत्नी. अब क्या होगा? कौन सी विपत्ति आती है, इस का, बस, इंतजार किया जा सकता है. पति के पास मेरी चरित्रहीनता के पूरे सुबूत हैं. यह क्या कर दिया मैं ने. अपने हाथों से अपने ही पैरों पर कुल्हाड़ी मार दी. अपने हाथों से अपना ही घर जला दिया.


तभी फोन की घंटी बजी. उस ने फोन उठाया, ‘‘हैलो.’’


दूसरी तरफ से आवाज आई, ‘‘पति छोड़ दे, तो मैं तुम्हें रखने को तैयार हूं.’’


उस ने फोन जोरों से पटक दिया और चीखी, ‘‘मैं वेश्या नहीं हूं.’’


‘‘तो क्या हो?’’ आवाज की दिशा में पलट कर देखा बुलबुल ने. सामने आकाश खड़ा था और पूछ रहा था, ‘‘तो क्या हो?’’


बुलबुल पति के पैरों पर गिर गई. उस ने रोते हुए कहा, ‘‘मुझे बहका दिया था नीरव ने. माफ कर दो मु झे.’’


‘‘तुम कोई दूध पीती बच्ची नहीं हो, जो किसी ने कहा और तुम ने मान लिया,’’ आकाश ने क्रोध से चीख कर कहा, ‘‘तुम ने जो किया, अपनी मरजी से किया.’’


‘‘मु झे माफ कर दीजिए. मु झे एक मौका दीजिए,’’ बुलबुल गिड़गिड़ाई.


‘‘तुम ने मेरे घर को अपनी ऐयाशी का अड्डा बना दिया. मैं तुम्हें कभी माफ नहीं कर सकता.’’


‘‘अपने बेटे की खातिर मु झे माफ कर दीजिए.’’


‘‘बेटे का खयाल होता तो ऐसी गिरी हुई हरकत न करतीं.’’


‘‘मैं आप से माफी मांगती हूं. आप के पैर पड़ती हूं.’’


‘‘तुम ने मेरा विश्वास तोड़ा है. तुम ने बेवफाई की है मु झ से. तुम ने प्रेम की, घर की, परिवार की मर्यादा को नष्ट किया है. तुम क्षमा के योग्य नहीं हो.’’


बुलबुल क्षमा मांगती रही. आकाश उसे खरीखोटी सुनाता रहा. तभी बेटा स्कूल से आ गया. पिता को गुस्से में और मां को रोते देख बेटा रोने लगा, ‘‘क्या हुआ मम्मी? पापा आप क्यों गुस्से में हैं?’’


बेटे का चेहरा सामने पड़ते ही आकाश का गुस्सा शांत हो गया. बुलबुल ने बेटे को सीने से लगाते हुए कहा, ‘‘बेटा, अपने पापा से कहो, मु झे माफ कर दें. पत्नी को न सही, मां को ही माफ कर दें.’’ मां को रोते देख बेटे ने अपने पिता से रोते हुए कहा, ‘‘पापा, मम्मी को माफ कर दीजिए. अगर आप का गुस्सा शांत न हो तो मेरी पिटाई कर दीजिए. मु झे डांट लीजिए.’’


बेटे को रोता देख पिता पिघल गया. बुलबुल बेटे को खाना खिलाने ले गई. थोड़ी देर बाद चाय बना कर पति को दी. आकाश ने कहा, ‘‘हमारा बेटा हम दोनों के बीच सेतु है. एक छोर पर तुम, दूसरे छोर पर मैं. मैं तुम्हें बेटे की खातिर तलाक नहीं दूंगा. क्योंकि मैं जानता हूं बेटे को हम दोनों की जरूरत है. लेकिन, मैं तुम्हारी बेवफाई भूल नहीं सकता. मैं तुम्हारी चरित्रहीनता को चाह कर भी नहीं भूल पाऊंगा. हम एक ही छत के नीचे तो रहेंगे, लेकिन वह प्रेम, वह विश्वास अब संभव नहीं है मेरे लिए.’’


बुलबुल फिर से घर को घर बनाने में जुट गई. गुजरते वक्त के साथ मन के भेद मिटे तो सही काफी मात्रा में, लेकिन आकाश के मनमस्तिष्क में एक दरार बन गई हमेशा के लिए.

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सूरज की पहली किरण जब काशी नगरी की हवाओं से खेलती थी, तो लगता था जैसे स्वर्ग से स्वयं देवता धरती पर उतर आए हों। गंगा के निर्मल जल में सुबह का प्रतिबिंब मानो सोने जैसा दमकता था। मंदिरों की घंटियों की आवाज, साधु-संतों का हरि-स्मरण, और घाटों पर होती मंत्रोच्चारण की गूंज, सब मिलकर काशी को एक दिव्य आभा से भर देते थे।

इसी पुण्यभूमि में रहता था सुमेर — एक निर्धन , परंतु निःस्वार्थ सेवा में सबसे आगे।

सुमेर का जीवन कठिनाइयों से भरा था। बचपन में ही माता-पिता का साया सिर से उठ गया था। पर किस्मत की मार ने उसके भीतर करुणा और दृढ़ता दोनों ही भर दी थी। वह जानता था कि इस जीवन में उसे अपनी राह स्वयं बनानी थी। भिक्षा मांगना उसकी विवशता थी, लेकिन वह कभी भी हाथ फैलाते समय स्वाभिमान नहीं छोड़ता था। उसकी आंखों में गहरा आत्मसम्मान झलकता था, जो हर किसी का दिल छू लेता था।

सुमेर का दिन सुबह चार बजे से शुरू होता। वह गंगा स्नान करता, फिर आस-पास के मंदिरों में जाकर शुद्ध मन से पूजा अर्चना करता। दोपहर तक वह कुछ साधु-संतों से शिक्षा लेता फिर लोगों से भिक्षा ग्रहण करता, और जो कुछ भी मिल जाता, उसी से दिन का भोजन बनाता।
परंतु उसका असली प्रेम था — विद्या से।
हर संध्या वह गंगा तट पर बैठता और वेदों का पाठ करता। लहरों की कल-कल ध्वनि में जब उसके स्वर गूंजते, तो लगता जैसे स्वयं प्रकृति भी मंत्रमुग्ध होकर उसे सुन रही हो। कई बार राह चलते यात्री भी रुक जाते और उस निर्धन बालक के मुख से निकलते ज्ञान के मोती सुनकर श्रद्धा से नतमस्तक हो जाते।

सुमेर का हृदय अत्यंत कोमल था। किसी को कष्ट में देखना उसके लिए असहनीय था। एक दिन तो उसने अपनी एकमात्र ऊनी चादर, जो ठंडी रातों में उसकी रक्षा करती थी, एक ठिठुरते भिखारी को दे दी थी। उस दिन वह खुद ठंड से कांपता रहा, पर उसके चेहरे पर संतोष की मुस्कान थी।

काशी के घाटों पर रहने वाले साधु-महात्मा सुमेर को स्नेह की दृष्टि से देखते थे। कई बार उन्होंने उसे अपने शिष्यों में सम्मिलित करने का प्रस्ताव भी दिया, पर सुमेर ने विनम्रता से कहा, "मैं जब तक अपनी आत्मा को पूर्ण रूप से साधित नहीं कर लेता, किसी आश्रय को स्वीकार नहीं कर सकता।"
उसकी यह दृढ़ता और विनय देख साधुजन भी उसकी सराहना करते।

सुमेर का जीवन साधना और सेवा का आदर्श था। पर जीवन के हर मोड़ पर परीक्षा भी उसके लिए तैयार खड़ी रहती थी…


एक दिन संध्या का समय था। गंगा तट पर अपनी साधना समाप्त कर सुमेर धीरे-धीरे अपनी छोटी सी झोपड़ी की ओर लौट रहा था।
हवा में गंगा के जल की शीतलता घुली थी, और आकाश में सिंदूरी रंग बिखरा पड़ा था। घाट की सीढ़ियों पर चलते हुए अचानक उसकी दृष्टि एक कोने में पड़े किसी धड़पड़ाते प्राणी पर पड़ी।

सुमेर पास गया तो देखा — एक सुंदर मोर घायल अवस्था में पड़ा था।
उसके पंख अस्त-व्यस्त थे, एक पंजे से रक्त रिस रहा था, और आंखों में भय भरा हुआ था।

सुमेर का कोमल हृदय तड़प उठा।
वह धीरे-धीरे झुका, और बड़े स्नेह से बोला, "डर मत साथी, मैं तेरा मित्र हूं।"
धीरे-धीरे उसने अपने गमछे से मोर को उठाया। मोर हल्की-हल्की फड़फड़ाहट कर रहा था, पर सुमेर के स्पर्श में इतनी कोमलता थी कि वह शांत हो गया।

सुमेर उसे अपनी झोपड़ी में ले आया।
यह झोपड़ी काशी के एक पुराने मंदिर के पीछे , एक पीपल के पेड़ के नीचे बनी हुई थी। दीवारों में दरारें थीं, छत से टपकती बूंदों के निशान थे, पर उसमें सुमेर का निर्मल प्रेम बसा था।

सुमेर ने तुरन्त नदी से जल लाकर मोर के घावों को साफ किया।
कुछ औषधीय जड़ी-बूटियां, जो वह घाट से बटोर कर लाया करता था, उनका लेप बनाकर घाव पर लगाया। फिर उसने कुछ दाने और पानी रख दिया।

रातभर सुमेर मोर के पास बैठा रहा।
वह उसके सिर पर हल्के-हल्के हाथ फेरता, कभी कुछ गुनगुनाता, और कभी मौन होकर ईश्वर से उसके शीघ्र स्वस्थ होने की प्रार्थना करता।

धीरे-धीरे मोर ने भी सुमेर की उपस्थिति को स्वीकार कर लिया।
वह अपनी चंचल आंखों से सुमेर को देखने लगा, जैसे कहना चाहता हो — "धन्य है तू, जो बिना किसी स्वार्थ के सेवा कर रहा है।"

अगले कुछ दिनों तक सुमेर की दिनचर्या बदल गई।
अब भिक्षा मांगने के बाद वह सबसे पहले मोर के लिए दाने और पानी का प्रबंध करता। अपनी थाली से वह सबसे स्वादिष्ट भाग मोर के लिए अलग निकालता। जब वह गंगा तट पर वेदपाठ करता, तो मोर भी कुछ दूरी पर बैठकर उसे निहारता।

उसका झोपड़ा अब जीवंत हो उठा था।
जहां पहले सिर्फ किताबों और कुछ मिट्टी के बर्तनों का साम्राज्य था, वहां अब रंगीन पंखों की आभा थी।
कभी मोर अपने पंख फैलाकर झूमता, तो कभी सुमेर उसके साथ खेलता।
उनके बीच एक अनकही मित्रता बन गई थी — एक ऐसा बंधन जिसमें न भाषा थी, न शर्तें। केवल प्रेम था, निश्छल और पवित्र।

काशी के घाटों पर अब लोग कहते,
"देखो, वह है सुमेर, जिसके साथ स्वर्ग से उतरा मोर भी मित्रता करता है!"

पर जीवन की कहानी हमेशा सीधी नहीं चलती।
कभी-कभी, जब सब कुछ सही प्रतीत हो रहा होता है, तभी कोई अदृश्य लहर आकर सब कुछ बदल देती है…

समय बीतता गया।
सुमेर की सेवा और प्रेम से घायल मोर दिन-ब-दिन स्वस्थ होता गया।
अब उसके पंख फिर से चमकने लगे थे — नीले, हरे और सुनहरे रंगों से सजा वह फिर से अपनी भव्यता लौटाने लगा था।
सुमेर भी प्रसन्न था। उसे देखकर लगता था कि जैसे उसकी अपनी आत्मा को कोई नया संगी मिल गया हो।

फिर एक दिन, गंगा की हवाओं में अजीब सी उमंग थी।
मोर ने अचानक अपने पंख फैलाए, एक हल्की सी कलरव भरी आवाज निकाली, और झपकते ही उड़ान भर ली।
सुमेर अचंभित होकर देखता रह गया।
मोर ऊपर आसमान में चक्कर काटता रहा और फिर जाकर झोपड़ी के पास लगे पुराने पीपल के वृक्ष की एक ऊंची डाल पर बैठ गया।

सुमेर के चेहरे पर एक हल्की सी उदासी थी मोर अब स्वतंत्र था, अब शायद वो सुमेर के साथ ना रहे ये डर उसे सता रहा था। पर साथ ही उसके भीतर संतोष भी था उसकी सेवा रंग लाई थी।

सुमेर ने मुस्कुराते हुए मोर की ओर देखा और धीमे से कहा,
"जा, मेरे मित्र । अब तू स्वतंत्र है। पर याद रखना, यह झोपड़ी तेरा भी आशियाना है।"

मोर डाल पर बैठा, गर्दन हिलाकर मानो सुमेर के शब्दों का उत्तर दे रहा था।

लेकिन... जीवन की चालें अक्सर हमारी समझ से परे होती हैं।
जिस डाल पर मोर जाकर बैठा था, उसी के पास एक बिल में एक सांप भी रहता था।
यह सांप कोई सामान्य विषधर नहीं था। वह वर्षों से उस वृक्ष को अपना घर मानकर शांतिपूर्वक रह रहा था।
न किसी को काटता, न डराता — बस अपने आप में खोया रहता।

मगर मोर को इस बात का ज्ञान न था।
उसने जैसे ही सांप की फुफकारती छाया देखी, उसके प्राण कांप उठे।
वह जोर से चिल्लाया, उसके पंख फड़फड़ाने लगे, और उसकी आवाज गंगा घाट तक गूंज उठी।

झोपड़ी के भीतर बैठा सुमेर यह हाहाकार सुनकर बाहर दौड़ा।
उसने ऊपर देखा — और उसके हृदय की धड़कन रुक सी गई।

उसके प्यारे मोर के पास एक सांप लहरा रहा था!
सुमेर का बालहृदय भय और चिंता से भर गया।
"नहीं! मेरा साथी खतरे में है!"
यह सोचकर उसने बिना देर किए पास पड़ा एक भारी पत्थर उठाया और निशाना साधा।

उसने पूरी शक्ति से पत्थर फेंका — उसका इरादा था सांप को भगाना।
पर नियति को कुछ और ही मंजूर था।
पत्थर हवा में घूमता हुआ गया और…….
सीधा मोर के सिर पर जा लगा।

एक हल्की सी चीत्कार, एक क्षणिक फड़फड़ाहट और फिर सब कुछ शांत हो गया।
मोर वहीँ डाल से नीचे गिर पड़ा, निष्प्राण, निस्पंद।

सुमेर का हाथ वहीं जम गया।
उसके पैर जैसे भूमि से चिपक गए।
आंखें फटी की फटी रह गईं।

"मैंने... मैंने… ये क्या कर दिया, मैने गलती से मोर को मार दिया, हां ये मेरी गलती है, मैने उसे मार दिया, नहीं नहीं ये मैने क्या किया, ये अनर्थ किया है मैने
उसकी जुबान लड़खड़ा गई। उसे खुद नहीं पता की वो क्या बोल रहा है, दिमाक ने काम करना बंद कर दिया था।

भागकर वह मोर के पास आया।
अपने कांपते हाथों से उसने मोर को उठाया, उसे झकझोरा, पुकारा, रोया , परंतु अब रोने से क्या फायदा, मोर तो मर चुका था और इस मौत का दोषी सुमेर अपने आप को मान रहा था।
कुछ भी हो पर अब वह सुंदर प्राणी वापस नहीं आने वाला था।

उसका अपना ही प्रयास — जो जीवन देने के लिए था — मृत्यु का कारण बन गया था।
वह वहीं बैठकर फूट-फूटकर रोने लगा।
गंगा की हवाएं भी उस शाम कुछ अधिक विषाद से भर गईं थीं।

इसी क्षण वहां से एक साधु गुजरे।
गेरुआ वस्त्र, शांत नेत्र, चेहरे पर गहरी गंभीरता।
उन्होंने सुमेर को इस अवस्था में देखा और धीमे से पास आकर पूछा,
"वत्स, क्या हुआ?"

सुमेर ने रुक-रुक कर पूरी कथा सुनाई। मैने इसे मार दिया बाबा मैने इसे मार दिया, में दोषी हूं, मैने एक पक्षी को मार है में दोषी हूं मुझे सजा मिलनी चाहिए।
उसकी आंखों से आंसू थमने का नाम नहीं ले रहे थे।

साधु ने स्नेह से उसके सिर पर हाथ फेरा और बोले —
"शांत हो जाओ, बालक।
न तो मोर दोषी था, न सांप, न तुम।
यह तो केवल एक दुर्भाग्यपूर्ण घटना थी।
कभी-कभी जीवन में ऐसा भी होता है कि किसी का कोई दोष नहीं होता, फिर भी दुखद परिणाम सामने आ जाता है।
यह प्रकृति का खेल है, जिसे समझना हमारे बस में नहीं है।"

सुमेर सिर झुकाकर बैठा रहा।
साधु के वचनों ने उसके भीतर एक नयी समझ की किरण जगा दी थी। लेकिन उसके मन के किसी कोने में अब भी ये बात बनी हुई थी कि उसकी गलती के कारण मोर की मौत हुई है। वो दोषी है।

।। समाप्त।।


आपके अनुसार गलती किसकी है , कौन दोषी है ? - मोर, सांप या सुमेर की
 
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Ek cyber katha



Kahani ek young aur talented hacker Aditya Raj ki hai, jo cyber security aur digital forensics mein kaafi expert hai. Aditya ek normal software engineer ki tarah apni life jee raha tha, lekin uski life tab badal gayi jab usse The Black Vault naam ke ek bohot hi powerful international crime syndicate ke baare mein pata chala.


The Black Vault ek aisa underground organization tha, jo duniya ke sabse bade financial heists aur digital frauds karta tha. Aditya ne ek din accidentally ek leaked document dekha, jisme Black Vault ke next heist ka plan diya gaya tha. Unhone decide kiya ki wo Black Vault ko expose karega, lekin yeh kaam asaan nahi tha. Aditya ko pata tha ki wo sirf buddhi aur chalaki se is mission ko pura kar sakta hai.



Ek din Aditya ko apne system mein kuch unusual activity dekhi. Usne apne network ko monitor karte waqt ek unusual file ka trace paya. Yeh file ek encrypted document thi, jo kisi major international crime syndicate ke next heist ke baare mein thi. File ko decrypt karte waqt Aditya ne dekha ki The Black Vault ne ek badi financial heist ka plan banaya hai, jo world's largest bank se kiya jaane wala tha.


> Aditya (sochta hai):

"Yeh kahan se aayi? Agar yeh leak hua, to duniya bhar mein kaafi bada scandal ho sakta hai. Par yeh log kahan pehenchne wale hain, yeh mujhe pata karna hoga


Aditya ne the Black Vault ke network ko track karna shuru kiya. Usne apni cyber skills aur digital forensics ko istemal karke organization ke key members tak pohonchne ki koshish ki.


Aditya ne Black Vault ke mastermind ko Anil Khurana naam se identify kiya. Khurana ek bohot hi smart aur dangerous vyakti tha, jo international heists ko plan karta tha. Aditya ko samajh mein aaya ki agar wo Khurana ko expose karna chahta hai, to usse bohot carefully apna next step plan karna hoga.


Usne socha, "Main apni dimaagi chalaki se unhe unke hi game mein haraunga. Agar main direct attack karunga to wo mujhe turant track kar lenge. Mujhe pehle unke systems ko hack karna hoga, unka plan samajhna hoga, aur phir main unko trap karunga."



Aditya ne ek fake identity banayi aur Dark Web par apna account banaya. Usne Black Vault ke network mein ghusne ke liye apni cyber expertise ka istemal kiya, aur Anil Khurana ke digital records ko decrypt kiya.


Aditya ko pata chal gaya tha ki Khurana ne apne next heist ke liye world's largest bank ke security systems ko compromise kar diya tha. Bank ka data vault sirf two-factor authentication aur military-grade encryption se protected tha, lekin Khurana ne apna hacker team hire kiya tha, jo is vault ko breach karne ka kaam kar rahe the.



Aditya ka plan simple tha:



1. Usne Khurana ke hacking team ka fake online meeting schedule kar diya, jisme wo Khurana ka trust jeet sake.



2. Phir usne apne hacker skills ko use karte hue bank ke security system mein backdoor create kiya, jo usse heist ke waqt real-time monitoring dega.


Jab Khurana ne heist execute karna shuru kiya, Aditya ne apne plan ko implement kiya. Wo Khurana ke hacking team ke saath cyber attack mein actively involve hua tha, lekin uska asli goal tha Khurana ko track karna aur saboot collect karna.




Ek din, jab Khurana ko laga ki Aditya ab unka side hacker ban gaya hai, to wo usse apne plan ke baare mein kuch specific details share karne laga. Lekin Aditya apne real plan ko chhupaye rakhta tha.


> Aditya (sochta hai):

"Mujhe ab Khurana ko uske game mein ghusne ka waqt aa gaya hai. Agar wo mujhe apne heist ke bare mein jada batayega, toh main uska trap lagaunga."

Aditya ne apne cyber tools ko istemal karte hue Khurana ke system mein backdoor access install kiya aur phir unka pura digital trail record kar liya. Khurana ko pata bhi nahi chala ki uska har ek step Aditya ke under surveillance hai

Khurana ne apne team ke saath heist complete kar liya, aur wo bank ke security system se data transfer kar raha tha. Par Aditya ka asli move ab aaya tha.



Aditya ne apne system ko alert kiya, aur international authorities ko Khurana ki activities ke bare mein notify kar diya. Jaise hi heist ke final moments aaye, Aditya ne Khurana ke digital accounts aur files ko trace kar liya aur sab evidence authorities ke paas bhej diye.



> Khurana (phone par Aditya se):

"Kya tum mujhe double-cross kar rahe ho, Aditya? Tumhe pata hai, tum mere plan mein involved ho, ab tumhe bhi safe nahi rakhunga."


> Aditya (calmly):

"Yeh tumhara hi plan tha Khurana, main bas usi game ko apne tareeke se khel raha hoon. Tumhare sab illegal actions ab sab ke saamne hain."


Jaise hi Khurana ko samajh aaya ki Aditya ne uska trap set kiya, wo bhaag gaya, lekin authorities ne usse pakad liya. Aditya ki dimaagi chalaki ne Khurana ko uske apne game mein hara diya.



Aditya ko samajh mein aaya ki dimaagi strategy aur patience se kabhi bhi dangerous enemies ko haraya ja sakta hai. Usne Khurana aur uske team ko apne cleverness se haraya, bina kisi physical risk ke.



Aditya ki intelligence aur strategic thinking ne usse ek true mastermind banaya. Wo samajhta tha ki asli buddhi kisi bhi problem ko solve karne ki a
bility mein nahi, balki sahi time pe sahi strategy adopt karne mein hoti hai.
 
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Chanakya:Akhand Bharat


[ IS kahani ka tatha(aur) is kahani me liye Gaye patr v unke naam, Sthaan ka vastvikta ke sath koi sambandh nahi hai ye, kripya kahani ko padhe aur samjhe ]






Vijaypura ki tez dhoop mein chhoti-chhoti galiyon mein dhool udate hue ek patla sa ladka daudta jaa raha tha. Uske pair nange the, haath mein ek phata hua taadpatra (palm leaf scroll) tha. Uska naam tha Radhagupta ..... Jo aage Jake chanakya naam se jana

Uske chehre par gusse ka laal rang tha, na ki dar ka. Puri nagari mein halchal thi — Maharaj Nand ne naye kar (taxes) lagane ka aadesh diya tha. Garib logon par aur bojh badh gaya tha, jabki raja ke darbaar mein aish-o-aaraam chalu tha.

apne chhote se mitti ke ghar mein daudta hua aaya, jahan uske pita, ek sade-saadhe Brahman, mantron ka jaap kar rahe the.

"Pitaji!" Chanakya cheekha. "Raja anyayi hai! Gareebo ko loot raha hai aur amiron ko aur ameer bana raha hai!"

Uske pita, Chanak, ne aankhen kholi, shaant drishti se use dekha. "Beta," unhone kaha, "Raja ka kaam sirf apna swarth dekhna hota hai. Duniya shakti se chalti hai, nyaay se nahi."

"Lekin kyun?" Chanakya ne bhari aawaaz mein pucha. "Raja ka dharm to praja ki raksha karna hota hai na?"

Chanak ne ek chhoti si diya uthayi aur Chanakya ke samne rakhi. "Batao, beta — agar ek aag badh jaaye aur sab kuch jala de, to kya karte hain?"

"Aag ko bujha dete hain," Chanakya ne turant jawab diya.

"Waise hi," pita ne kaha, "jo raja apna dharma bhool jaye, usse yaad dilana padta hai... ya hataana padta hai."

Us raat wo baatein, jaise agni ki tarah, Chanakya ke hri
day mein jalne lagi.



Saal beet gaye. Chanakya ek lamba, dubla, tez aankhon wala yuva ban gaya. Uska chehra kathor tha, kapde saadharan, lekin uska dimaag talwar se bhi tez tha.

Takshashila mein usne rajneeti, arthashastra, yudh, aur darshan ka gyaan prapt kiya. Par andar hi andar ek sankalp pal raha tha:

"Main Bharat ko badalunga. Aisa raja bithaunga jo apne logon ka sevak banega, swami nahi."

Ek din, Vijaypura ke raajdarbaar mein ek ghatna ghatit hui jo sab kuch badal dene waali thi.

Rajdarbaar mein vidwanno ka sammelan tha. Chanakya, dhool se latte kapdon mein, sidha rajsabha mein pravesh kar gaya. Baaki sab saj-dhaj kar aaye the, aur wo ek sadharan brahman dikh raha tha.

Rajgaddi par Nand virajmaan tha — uski aankhon mein ghamand chamak raha tha. Uske charon taraf chaploos mantri the.

Chanakya ne pranam kiya aur bola, "Maharaj, main Radhagupta hoon, ek chhota sa vidwaan. Main aapko kuch updesh dena chahta hoon, jisse aapka rajya aur majboot ho."

Sab darbaar mein hansna shuru ho gaya.Nand ne tiraskaar se kaha, "Yeh bhikhari mujhe sikhaayega?"

Darbaar mein aisi hasi goonj uthi jaise toofan.

Chanakya ki aankhen bijli si chamki. Lekin usne shaanti banaye rakhi. "Maharaj, ek raja ki shakti uske dhan mein nahi, uske praja ke prem mein hoti hai."

Nand uth khada hua. Usne ek sone ka sikka Chanakya ke pairon ke samne fek diya.

"Le Brahman, isse apne liye naye kapde le aa. Tera chehra dekhkar mera man kharab ho raha hai."

Sab haans pade.

Chanakya ne neeche jhuk kar sikka nahi uthaya — usne zameen ka dhool uthaya, apne haath mein liya, aur kaha:

"Main is dhool ko swikar karta hoon, Maharaj. Yeh yaad dilayega ki ghamand ka anth hamesha dharti mein milta hai."

Fir bina kisi dar ke, Chanakya darbaar se bahar chala gaya.

Us raat, ek peepal ke ped ke neeche, Chanakya ne kasam khai:

"Jab tak Nanda vansh ka anth nahi hota, aur ek sac
hcha raja nahi aata, tab tak main Shant nahi baithunga.

Dharti bhi jaise us shapath se kamp uthi thi.



Ab Chanakya ko ek veer yodha ki talaash thi — ek sher jo Nanda vansh ka anth kare.

Kayi mahine beet gaye.

Ek din, ek gaon ke paas Chanakya ne kuch bachchon ko yudh ka khel khelte dekha. Ek ladka sabse tez tha, sabse chatur. Dusre bachche jab bal lagate, wo apni chaalak dimaag se jeet jata.

Chanakya ne usse pucha, "Tumhara naam kya hai, balak?"

Ladke ne seedhi kamar se jawab diya, "Mera naam Shaurya hai. Main ek sadharan maa ka beta hoon, lekin ek din main raja banoonga!"

Chanakya ke chehre par ek chhupi si muskaan aayi. Usne turant pehchan liya — yehi hai wo jise main dhoond raha tha.

Us din, ek gareeb gaon ka ladka aur ek tyaagi brahman ek doosre ka haath thaam kar, Bharat ke itihas ko badalne ka sankal
p lete hain.



Ab tayyari shuru hui.

Subah se pehle uthna, talwar chalana, ghode ki sawari, yudh ki neeti, raajneeti, gupchar vidya — Shaurya ko sab kuch sikhaya jaane laga.

Raaton mein, Chanakya use sansaar ka asli sach batata:

"Talwar tab chalani chahiye jab dimaag se ladayi jeet chuke ho."



Yudh ke liye sabse pehle sainya chahiye. Aur sainya ke liye prem aur gussa dono chahiye — prem apne desh ke liye, aur gussa atyachari ke khilaf."


Shaurya ne hairaan hokar puchha, "Guruvar, par hum do log... aur pura rajya? Kaise?"


Guru Chanakya muskuraye, aur apni aankhon mein aag liye bole:


"Rajya ke har kone mein atyachar ke khilaf sisen hai... bas unmein jwala jalaani hai."

Guru ne teen kadam bataye:

1. Gaav ke Yuva aur Kisan:

Jo Nand ke kar se sataye gaye hain, unmein asantosh hai. Unmein aastha jagani hai.

2. Jungli Janjati aur Vanvasi:

Jo hamesha Vijaypura ke baahar apni duniya mein rehte hain, aur Nand ke duracharon se nafrat karte hain.


3. Bhatakti Hui Chhoti Chhoti Sainik Toliyaan:

Purane rajaon ke veer sainik jo Nand ke raj mein naukri se nikale gaye ya apmaanit hue hain.


Agle mahine, Shaurya aur Guru alag-alag gaavon mein ghoomte rahe.


bhookhe kisan, roti ke liye taras rahe bachche, aur auratein jo atyaachar se ghutan mehsoos karti thi.

Guru sabse baat karte:

"Apne bachchon ke liye ladoge?"

"Apne samman ke liye talwar uthaaoge?"


Pehle log dare, kuch khamosh rahe. Par jab humne unko bataya ki hum rajya nahi, nyaay ke liye lad rahe hain — aankhon mein asha chamak uthi.


Pehla gaav, dusra gaav, teesra gaav... log saath judte gaye


Ek raat Vananchal ke gahre jungle mein gaye, jahan adivasi janajatiyan rehti thi.

Unka mukhiya, Bheemsen, ek bhayanak aur balwaan yoddha tha.

Guru Chanakya ne usse kaha:

"Nand ne tumhare jungle kaat diye. Tumhare logon ko bandi banaya. Kya tum usey saza dena chahte ho?"

Bheemsen ne apna bhala zor se mitti mein gad diya aur garja:

"Hum tumhare saath hain, Brahman! Jungle ke sher tumhare talwar banenge!"

Iss prakar kuch hi dino mein humare paas 500 se zyada vanvasi yoddha tayar ho gaye.


Guru Chanakya ne kuch purane rajyon ke tyagpatra sainikon se gupt baatcheet ki.

Yeh veer purush woh the jo apmaanit kar diye gaye the, ya jinhe Nand ke darbar se nikal diya gaya tha.


Ek sainapati, Acharya Virasena, apni chhoti toli lekar tamboo (camp) mein aaya.

Unka pran tha:

"Humein ek nyaay aur gaurav se bhara Bharat chahiye. Hum apna balidaan dene ko tayar hain."

Aur Sena Taiyar Hui...


Gaav ke jawan

Vanvasi jungli sainik

Bhate hue purane sainik

= Ek asim aur tejshali sena.

Dheere-dheere, ek chhupi fauj bani. Koi rajkumar nahi tha usmein — kisaan the, lohar the, van ke shikari the, aur gaon ke naujawan the. Har koi garib tha, lekin naya Bharat rachne ka sapna aankhon mein tha.


Akhir mein 5000 se adhik yoddha the:


Talwaron ke saath veer jawan

Teer-dhanush lekar vanvasi

Bhale aur dhoop mashaal lekar kisan yoddha

Aur kuch gupchar vishesh shakuni neeti wale.

Guru Chanakya ne ek maidan chuna, jahan har din talwarbazi, ghud sawari, aur rajniti seekhayi gayi.

Shaurya swayam sabko talwar aur akraman yuddh ki kala sikhaata.

"Hamla tez aur raksha majboot!"

"Kabhi peeth nahi dikhani!"

Har sainik din-raat ek sher banne ki tapasya karta.

Sena taiyar thi — par yeh sena seedha attack nahi karegi.

Guru ne kaha:

"Yudh jitne ke liye Nand ko andar se kamzor karna padega. Pehle praja ke mann mein vishwas jagana hoga."


Sabse pehle, unhone chhoti-chhoti jasoosi team banayi. Ye log rajdhani ke andar jaakar praja ke mann mein Nand ke khilaf gussa bhadkane lage. Bazar mein afwaayein faili:

"Raja to bas apne sukh mein dooba hai. Praja mar rahi hai."

"Nand ka samay ab pura hone ko hai."



Jab samay aaya, tab Shaurya apni chhupi sena ke saath Vijaypura ke bahar aa gaya.


Lekin, seedha attack nahi kiya gaya.

Chanakya ki salah par, pehle ek bade mela ka aayojan kiya gaya — ek bahar se ek mela jaise dikhne waali strategy, jisme sainikon ko logon mein chhupa diya gaya. Sab logon ko laga ki yeh koi bada mela hai, lekin andar hi andar ye sena shehar mein ghus gayi.


Sainik vyapari, nachne wale, yogi, aur bhikshuk ban kar shehar mein ghuse.

Har gali mein, har bazar mein logon ke kaan mein bas ek hi kahani gunjne lagi:


"Ek nyaay ka Yug aane wala hai..."


Fir wahi hua jaisa pehle bataya tha:


Raat ke andhere mein sena ne teen mukhya dwaron par dhava bola.

Vanvasi sainik jungle ke raaste andar ghuse.

Gaav ke jawan durg ke pehredaaron se bhid gaye.

Gupcharon ne darwaze khol diye.

Rajmahal ke andar bhay aur ashanti phail gayi.

Shaurya aur Bheemsen ek saath aage bade, aur Nand ke sainapatiyon ko dhool chata di.


Ek hi raat mein, kai rajya ke pramukh gate ke rakshako ko rishvat di gayi ya chupke se hataya gaya.


Agle din, ek bada hamla hua.

Shaurya ne apne ghudsavaron ke saath Rajmahal par dhawa bol diya. Logon ne khushi se durwaze khol diye. Darbaar mein dar mach gaya. Nand ke sainik ya to mar gaye ya bhag gaye.

Darbaar ke andar, ek antim samna hua.

Chanakya aur Nand, dono, sone ke sinhasan ke samne khade the. Samne, ghamand me dooba Nand, ab ek kaanpne wala, hare hue vyakti ke roop mein.

Chanakya ne thande shabdon mein kaha:

"Yaad hai, Maharaj? Jab main ek Brahman tha aur aapne mujhe apmaanit kiya tha? Aaj ma
in bhi wahi Brahman hoon, aur aap rajya chhod kar ja rahe ho."

Nand ko jeevit rahne diya gaya — sabse bada apmaan jeevit reh kar apni haar ka darshan karna tha.

Usi sham, suraj ke laal rang mein, Shaurya ko Bharat ka Samraat ghoshit kiya gaya.


Peepal ke ped ke neeche, Chanakya ne apni ghani jata khol kar zameen ko chooma.

Agli subah

Rajgaddi ke sabse bade singhasan par main, Shaurya, apne guru Chanakya ke saath khada tha.

Rajmahal mein na shringar tha, na vilas. Sirf ek nayi kahani ki khushboo thi.

Chanakya ne dekha aur kaha:

"Yeh sirf ek shuruaat hai, Shaurya Ab poore Bharat ko ek sutra mein baandhna hai."

Shaurya shraddha se unke charanon mein jhuka:

"Aapka margdarshan hi mera astra hai, Guruvar."

Lekin kya ek brahmin — ek nirdhan, akele Chanakya — Bharat jeet sakta tha?

Nahi.
Isliye unhone apni buddhi aur neeti se sena banayi:

Garib kisano, vanvasi yodhao, aur sataye hue praja se sena ikatthi ki.

Gupchup rajyaon mein apne vishwaspatra dal bheje jo sainikon ko apne saath milane lage.

Jahan sataye hue log the, vahan se unhone veer purushon ko sangrah kiya.


Chanakya ka ek sandesh har kone mein gunguna raha tha:

"Apne bhoomi ki raksha karo. Apni betiyon ki raksha karo. Apne dharm ki raksha karo."

Log jaise jaag gaye ho.

Jahan Chanakya jaate, log talwaren le kar unka saath dete.

Sena janma leti gayi — praja ki sena, Bharat Mata ki sena.


Rajyaon se Sandhi aur Yudh

Unhone sandhi se mitra banaye aur yudh se ahankari rajya jeete:

Avanti ko jeeta.

Panchal ko jhukaya.

Malwa aur Dakshin Bharat ke rajyaon se samjhauta kiya.


Har ranbhoomi mein humari talwaren chamakti thi, aur har jeeti huyi bhoomi mein nyaay aur shanti sthapit ki.


Ek raat, jab pura Bharat humare charanon mein tha, Shaurya aur Guru Chanakya mahal ki chhat par khade the.

Fir Guru Chanakya ne dekha — aankhon mein gehri shanti thi.

Chanakya (narm muskan ke saath):
"Shaurya, mujhe kabhi rajya, dhan ya yasha ki ichha nahi thi.
Mera sapna tha ek aisa Bharat — jo avibhajit ho, azad ho, aur vishwaguru ban sake."

Shaurya shraddha se jhuka aur bola:

"Guruvar, yeh Bharat aapke sapne ka hai. Main keval aapka yodha hoon."

Chanakya ne apne haath se mera sir sparsh kiya:

"Aaj main santusth hoon, mere shishya."

Us raat, chhat par kadam rakhte rakhte, dono ne Bharat ka sapna dekha — ab woh sapna sach tha.

Sindhu se Brahmaputra tak.

Himalaya se Kanyakumari tak.

Sagar se marubhumi tak.


Ek Bharat, Ek Samrajya, Ek Swapan.

Shaurya — Bharat Samrat.

Chanakya — Arthashastra ke janak, Bharat ke sutradhar.


Akhir mein, guru Chanakya ne aakash ki taraf dekha aur dheere se bola:

"Satyameva Jayate."
(Sachchai ki hamesha vijay hoti hai.)

Shaurya chupchaap unke paas khada tha.

Chand ki roshni mein guru aur shishya ek naye yug ke sakshi bane.

Peeche rajmahal ke minar par ek nayi dhwaja lahra rahi thi —
Shaurya Dhwaja.

Aur duniya mein pehli baar, ek nayi shakti ka janm hua tha:

"Bharat
 
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Ek Nayi Shuruaat"







Shaadi ki raat thi. Neha aur Aarav ka rista bohot khoobsurat tha. Shadi se pehle dono ek dusre ko achhe se samajh chuke the, ek doosre ki pasand, nafrat, aur sapne bhi. Aarav ko Neha ka simple aur intelligent nature bahut pasand aaya tha, aur Neha ko Aarav ki caring aur understanding personality ne apne jaise lagne ka ehsaas dilaya tha. Dono ka pyaar dheere-dheere badh gaya tha, aur aaj unki shaadi ki raat thi.



Neha aur Aarav bed par baithe the, ek dusre ki aankhon mein kho jaane ki koshish kar rahe the. Unke chehre pe ek soft smile thi, jo shayad unke beech mein ab tak ki kahani ki kahani sunata tha.



Neha ne dheere se Aarav ki taraf dekha aur muskurate hue kaha, "Aaj ka din, humare liye kuch khaas hai na?"



Aarav ne Neha ki aankhon mein dekha, "Haan, yeh din humesha ke liye yaad rahega." Aur phir dono ke chehre par ek pal ke liye shaanti thi.



Par tabhi, achanak se ek zordaar awaaz sunayi di, ek goli ki awaaz! Aarav ne apni aankhon ko jhatke se band kar diya aur ek gehri saans li. Neha ke chehre par ghabrahat thi, par kuch samajh paane se pehle hi Aarav ki aankhon ne andhera dekh liya.





Jab Aarav ki aankhein khuli, toh usne apne aap ko hospital ke ek kamre mein paaya. Uske sar mein bohot dard tha aur woh apne aas-paas dekh raha tha. Lekin sabse pehli baat jo usne dekhi, woh thi Neha. Neha uski taraf baithi thi, aur uske haath mein ek chhota sa bachcha tha.



"Neha... yeh... yeh kya ho raha hai?" Aarav ne hairaani ke saath kaha.



Neha ne halki si muskaan ke saath Aarav ko dekha aur kaha, "Aap uth gaye? Kitna sote hain aap, yeh dekhna toh chahiye tha aapko."



Aarav ab tak samajh nahi pa raha tha, "Par... yeh bacha? Tum... tumhare god mein yeh kaise?"



Neha ne dheere se bacha Aarav ki taraf kiya aur kaha, "Dekhiye na, baabu kitna ro raha hai. Aapke uthne ka intezaar kar raha tha."



Aarav bilkul shocked ho gaya. "Yeh... yeh kahan se aaya? Tumhare... tumhare pet mein yeh kaise?"



Neha ne Aarav ko aankhon mein dekhte hue jawab diya, "Aap itni der se so rahe the, aapko yaad nahi? Hum dono ko goli maar di gayi thi. Tumne mujhe apne paas dekha tha, aur phir... phir yeh sab hua."



Aarav ko lag raha tha jaise uska dimaag ruk gaya ho. Usne apni yaadon ko jhatka diya. "Goli?" Aarav ne apni yaadash ko zor se kharch karte hue kaha.



Neha ki aankhon mein pareshani thi. "Haan, tumhe yaad nahi? Tumhe zakhm laga tha, aur mujhe kuch samajh nahi aaya tha... Par phir... yeh bacha..."



Aarav ko lag raha tha jaise waqt ne usse kuch chhupaya ho. Uska dil tez dhadak raha tha. "Tum... tumne is bache ko kaha se paaya?"



Neha thoda soch kar jawab diya, "Main nahi jaanti. Tumhare paas jab main thi, toh sab kuch kho gaya tha. Par jab aankh khuli, toh yeh bacha mere saath tha."





Aarav ka dimag hil gaya. Uski shaadi ki raat thi, aur aaj uske saamne ek bacha tha, jiska usse koi connection nahi dikh raha tha. Neha ki baat ne usse zindagi ke ek naye pehlu se introduce karwaya tha, lekin yeh jo kuch bhi ho raha tha, woh samajh nahi aa raha tha.



Jab tak Aarav apni shaadi ki raat ke baare mein soch raha tha, Neha ne himmat dikhayi. "Aarav, humein sab kuch samajhna hoga. Yeh bacha... yeh kis ka hai? Main kis tarah... tumhare paas thi... phir yeh kahan se aaya?" Neha ne apne chehre pe udaasi chhupayi.



Aarav ne deep breath li aur kaha, "Humein hospital ke records check karne honge. Shayed koi clue mile. Aur agar kisi ne humein maarne ki kosis ki thi, toh yeh kuch bada hai."



Aarav aur Neha ne milkar hospital ke staff ko kuch sawaal kiye. Staff ne confirm kiya ki dono ko hospital lane ke baad, Neha ke paas ek bacha tha. Lekin koi bhi record yeh nahi dikhata ki yeh bacha kis ka tha. Yeh sab jaise kisi ne plan kiya ho, kisi ne sab kuch kuch chupane ki kosis ki ho.


Jab Aarav aur Neha ne apni investigation shuru ki, tab unhe ek bohot hi hairat-angez sach pata chala. Us bache ka asli father Aarav ka ek purana dost tha, jise usne kuch mahine pehle apni life se bahar kar diya tha. Aur yeh bacha Aarav aur Neha ki shaadi ke baad ka tha, jo kisi ne un dono ke liye plan kiya tha. Aarav ke dost ne ek kahani banayi thi aur uss ka bacha... usse sab kuch samajhane ka waqt aa gaya tha.



Yeh bacha, ek purani chaalaki aur ek raaz tha, jo Aarav aur Neha ki zindagi mein naye mod laa gaya. Aur ab unhe samajhna tha ki unke beech mein yeh jo kuch bhi ho raha tha, woh kis tarah ka tha—ek
cheez, jo unki shaadi ki pehli raat ke baad,

unke liye ek nayi shuruaat ban gayi thi.

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