28-07-2019, 07:24 PM
“I was broken, Rachna. I didn’t know what I was doing. I loved him so much. His company played with the lives of children who were already struggling with ailments, how could he?” she sobbed, her voice shaking with pain which was both mental and physical but it was the emotional turmoil which wretched her.
“You really think that he would do it, Khushi? Ask yourself once. The man whom you have loved, the man who loves children so much, would he risk other children’s lives? Would he tarnish his company’s reputation which he had built from scratch, giving it all that he had?” asked Anurag, taking his seat beside her feet as he changed the side of the cold pack from her knees which had been scbangd badly.
Khushi looked over to Rachna, wondering if she agreed with her husband’s words, because she knew that Rachna would always want the best for her friend and was one of her best well-wishers.
“Yes, Khushi. I don’t think he is capable of doing it. He is irresponsible alright but a rogue and fraudster, I don’t think so. He loves you enough to not do a thing which would hurt you so badly,” added Rachna, applying cream over her hands which were burnt by holding the scalding hot water in them.
“I wanted to believe him so badly but he did not say a thing which would negate what was said in the court. Yes, he could not have informed me of the court case when I was pregnant or when we met after four months but i expected that after our marriage, he would not hide a thing from me. If he felt that somebody in the company had cheated him by creating the wrong drug, why did not he act on his instinct? Why did he not get an investigation done or revealed at the court? My heart still wants to believe him, Rachna, but my soul and my conscience, they are lost. I want answers and only he can give them,” she replied, preventing her tears from leaving her eyes, lest the dam of her heart broke.
The doorbell began ringing as Anurag volunteered to go and open the door, which revealed a very disheveled Arnav Singh Raizada, panting and pained, fragile and fatigued, full of lament and full of love.
“Where is she?” he demanded, eying round the house as Anurag pointed towards the room in which Khushi was as Rachna walked out, deciding to give privacy to the couple.
“Khoosi...”
A loving yet broken whisper left his trembling lips as his staggered steps dragged him towards the who who ignited the flame of love in him.
“You had wanted to punish someone; it should have been me, why did you take it upon yourself? I am your culprit; I had vowed to win your trust and the unfortunate idiot who broke the vow. It should have been me to burn in that water, blaze in redemption and smoulder in love, not you!” he exclaimed, collapsing on his knees by her side, as the tears in her eyes finally descended down.
“You think seeing you in pain would have given me pleasure, Arnav Singh Raizada? You are highly mistaken if you think punishing you would have alleviated my pain. It would have instead pushed me into the flames of hell. Please tell me, how did this happen? Who, according to you, has changed the composition of the drugs to form this dangerous concoction and why didn’t you do anything about it?” she asked, placing her arm over his, the love which she showered through her eyes acting as an embalmation to his soul.
“Because I have no idea who it can be. Vivek was taking care of the company when I was with you in Shillong. He never studied pharmacology, so he has no idea. I asked him to approve on my behalf while I just manually approved for the heck of it. I have no idea when it was approved and the name under which it was requested. The composition logged into our servers doesn’t match the one displayed in court. There was no way I could prove that I was unaware because such a big goofup in the servers mean someone higher up and it would only increase suspicion on me,” he replied, raking his fingers through his hair as he pulled it.
“We will find a way to prove that you are not involved in it, Arnav. Don’t worry. I know quite a lot of lawyers and I will meet with them, starting with the legal advisor of our hospital. I can’t ask the Committee to take the case back but you file an appeal and I will make sure that justice is served,” she promised, determination lacing her tone, adding to his strength.
“So, you do believe me?” he demanded, placing his arms on her sides, careful to not hurt her as he knew that her skin would be sensitive.
“Believing you is the only path leading to my sanity, Arnav, so I am walking on it, guided by my heart and its love for you. If I don’t, I will lose myself and should you fail in this, I don’t think I will be able to survive because my soul will be destroyed in the lament of your love and daggers of my conscience. But I am willing to risk it, in the hope of a beautiful future with you, in the hope of fulfilling my childhood fantasies and in the hope to unite with you, this time once and for all. “
“You really think that he would do it, Khushi? Ask yourself once. The man whom you have loved, the man who loves children so much, would he risk other children’s lives? Would he tarnish his company’s reputation which he had built from scratch, giving it all that he had?” asked Anurag, taking his seat beside her feet as he changed the side of the cold pack from her knees which had been scbangd badly.
Khushi looked over to Rachna, wondering if she agreed with her husband’s words, because she knew that Rachna would always want the best for her friend and was one of her best well-wishers.
“Yes, Khushi. I don’t think he is capable of doing it. He is irresponsible alright but a rogue and fraudster, I don’t think so. He loves you enough to not do a thing which would hurt you so badly,” added Rachna, applying cream over her hands which were burnt by holding the scalding hot water in them.
“I wanted to believe him so badly but he did not say a thing which would negate what was said in the court. Yes, he could not have informed me of the court case when I was pregnant or when we met after four months but i expected that after our marriage, he would not hide a thing from me. If he felt that somebody in the company had cheated him by creating the wrong drug, why did not he act on his instinct? Why did he not get an investigation done or revealed at the court? My heart still wants to believe him, Rachna, but my soul and my conscience, they are lost. I want answers and only he can give them,” she replied, preventing her tears from leaving her eyes, lest the dam of her heart broke.
The doorbell began ringing as Anurag volunteered to go and open the door, which revealed a very disheveled Arnav Singh Raizada, panting and pained, fragile and fatigued, full of lament and full of love.
“Where is she?” he demanded, eying round the house as Anurag pointed towards the room in which Khushi was as Rachna walked out, deciding to give privacy to the couple.
“Khoosi...”
A loving yet broken whisper left his trembling lips as his staggered steps dragged him towards the who who ignited the flame of love in him.
“You had wanted to punish someone; it should have been me, why did you take it upon yourself? I am your culprit; I had vowed to win your trust and the unfortunate idiot who broke the vow. It should have been me to burn in that water, blaze in redemption and smoulder in love, not you!” he exclaimed, collapsing on his knees by her side, as the tears in her eyes finally descended down.
“You think seeing you in pain would have given me pleasure, Arnav Singh Raizada? You are highly mistaken if you think punishing you would have alleviated my pain. It would have instead pushed me into the flames of hell. Please tell me, how did this happen? Who, according to you, has changed the composition of the drugs to form this dangerous concoction and why didn’t you do anything about it?” she asked, placing her arm over his, the love which she showered through her eyes acting as an embalmation to his soul.
“Because I have no idea who it can be. Vivek was taking care of the company when I was with you in Shillong. He never studied pharmacology, so he has no idea. I asked him to approve on my behalf while I just manually approved for the heck of it. I have no idea when it was approved and the name under which it was requested. The composition logged into our servers doesn’t match the one displayed in court. There was no way I could prove that I was unaware because such a big goofup in the servers mean someone higher up and it would only increase suspicion on me,” he replied, raking his fingers through his hair as he pulled it.
“We will find a way to prove that you are not involved in it, Arnav. Don’t worry. I know quite a lot of lawyers and I will meet with them, starting with the legal advisor of our hospital. I can’t ask the Committee to take the case back but you file an appeal and I will make sure that justice is served,” she promised, determination lacing her tone, adding to his strength.
“So, you do believe me?” he demanded, placing his arms on her sides, careful to not hurt her as he knew that her skin would be sensitive.
“Believing you is the only path leading to my sanity, Arnav, so I am walking on it, guided by my heart and its love for you. If I don’t, I will lose myself and should you fail in this, I don’t think I will be able to survive because my soul will be destroyed in the lament of your love and daggers of my conscience. But I am willing to risk it, in the hope of a beautiful future with you, in the hope of fulfilling my childhood fantasies and in the hope to unite with you, this time once and for all. “
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