28-04-2019, 08:24 PM
“I earnestly hoped every moment of our marital life that I will trust you wholeheartedly one day, that you will give me every chance to do so. You have let me down on so many levels today, Arnav. How could you even play with lives of children when you love them so much? HOW?” she demanded, fury taking the better of her.
“It was not supposed to be this way, darling, like I said. I did not want any of this to happen,” he exclaimed, trying to move closer to her but it was only the physical distance that he could erase.
“So you are telling me that your company was manufacturing drugs without your knowledge and approval? Even if it is true, why did you never inform me of this case? When were you going to reveal this?” she questioned, breathing heavily, as if she trying extremely hard to not let sorrow wash over her and escape her eyes in the form of brine.
“I wanted to tell you but you were pregnant at that time. I did not want to put you into any kind of stress and what happened after the delivery is known to both of us. I didn’t want to add another trouble to our platter,” he answered, losing his control over the tears which were filling  his eyes.
Khushi took in a deep breath as she took in his answer. The reminder of the time they spent in Shillong proved to be bane to her soul and her heart alike, albeit for different reasons.
“You still didn’t answer my first questions. Are you trying to imply that your company manufactured these drugs without your knowledge?” asked Khushi, praying that the answer is in affirmative and since it was a joint case, the lawyer conveniently forgot to raise the point.
But, alas, the destiny had something else in hold for them.
“No. I knew,” he replied, looking everywhere else except for the shattered woman in front of him as heart resonated with the breaking of her heart once again.
Khushi stumbled back as her last straw of patience, the last shred of hope and the last piece of heart broke in myriads of pieces.
“It was not supposed to be this way, darling, like I said. I did not want any of this to happen,” he exclaimed, trying to move closer to her but it was only the physical distance that he could erase.
“So you are telling me that your company was manufacturing drugs without your knowledge and approval? Even if it is true, why did you never inform me of this case? When were you going to reveal this?” she questioned, breathing heavily, as if she trying extremely hard to not let sorrow wash over her and escape her eyes in the form of brine.
“I wanted to tell you but you were pregnant at that time. I did not want to put you into any kind of stress and what happened after the delivery is known to both of us. I didn’t want to add another trouble to our platter,” he answered, losing his control over the tears which were filling  his eyes.
Khushi took in a deep breath as she took in his answer. The reminder of the time they spent in Shillong proved to be bane to her soul and her heart alike, albeit for different reasons.
“You still didn’t answer my first questions. Are you trying to imply that your company manufactured these drugs without your knowledge?” asked Khushi, praying that the answer is in affirmative and since it was a joint case, the lawyer conveniently forgot to raise the point.
But, alas, the destiny had something else in hold for them.
“No. I knew,” he replied, looking everywhere else except for the shattered woman in front of him as heart resonated with the breaking of her heart once again.
Khushi stumbled back as her last straw of patience, the last shred of hope and the last piece of heart broke in myriads of pieces.
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