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Story: His Kidnapped Bride
The news has spread all around in the media that Jagdish Kaushik's 17-year-old daughter has run away overnight with one of her lovers.
But Jagdish doesn't care much about this fake news because he trusts her daughter more than anyone. He just wants his daughter safe and sound. Other than that, he doesn't know anything. He knows that this news can reach Shweta at any time. That is why he has disconnected all the connections to the TV and removed newspapers by ordering the servants of his house.
He knows that he will have to go home by all means because, by now, Shweta must have worsened her condition. He knows that he has to go to find Mayil, but he cannot leave his friend alone at the moment.
As soon as the car stops in the parking lot. Shweta comes outside barefoot near his car and starts looking for Mayil in the car. She doesn't see her daughter in her car; she immediately tells Jagdish, shaking him badly.
"Where is my daughter? Jaggi answered me, "Where is my daughter?"
Jagdish holds Shweta's shoulders, looks at her, closes his eyes, and tells her.
"Mayil is kidnapped."
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The rays of the sun start coming on Mayil's face, due to which her sleep is getting disturbed a lot. Her head is a bit heavy, but she does not want to open her eyes at all. She tries to stop the sunrays with her hands from waking herself up and says softly.
"Mom, please pull the curtain."
But neither her mother's voice is there, nor has anyone heard her words. She opens her eyes with great difficulty. First of all, the rays of the sun have to enter her eyes, due to which she closes her eyes again.
"Mom… "
But slowly, as she starts to remember the incident of last night—how she was going outside while managing herself—it seems to her that her head suddenly started spinning so much that she must have collided with someone, and suddenly someone put a handkerchief on her nose. After that, she doesn't remember anything.
She quickly gets up and looks around in terror. She is in a room. There is nothing there except the bed in which she was sleeping. She immediately gets up from the bed and looks around her even more thoroughly. There is no one there, and there is no sound of any kind.
Looking at the door, she immediately runs towards it, and as soon as she twists the knob, the door opens immediately. She doesn't even understand what happened. If someone has kidnapped her and brought her here, then how did he leave this door open like this?
She looks outside and thinks there might be someone, but there is no one there. She is apprehensive that there will be someone outside, so while protecting herself, she starts coming out from there in very slow steps. But there is no one there; that house is completely empty, due to which he is getting scared a lot.
"Is anyone here?"
But her voice reverberates in that house very fast and comes back to her, due to which she gets scared by her voice, she softly says.
"Mom… "
But this word was spoken softly and also started resonating very fast. She feels as if she is suddenly panicking with herself.
She comes out running fast, but the loud tapping sound of her steps of escape are also loudly echoing there. She is very nervous, but as soon as she comes running outside, she puts both her hands on her mouth, and tears start flowing from her eyes. She is looking around with her eyes widening.
"Is anyone here?"
"Hello..."
"Who has brought me here?"
But there is no one there to answer. She turns and looks toward the house. From where she has just come out, it's a huge mansion that's completely empty. Then she turns and looks at the other side. There is only water there. As far as she is running her eyes, she sees only water.
She runs towards that water, runs from here to there, and tries to find any person or anything else there. But there is nothing there that is making her even more nervous to see her, and only tears are flowing from her eyes.
She is unable to understand anything, nor is she remembering anything else, due to which she can understand that, after all that has happened to her, she is all alone here. She has guessed that she is currently on an island. But she is all alone in the empty, large palatial mansion on this island, and she does notsee any source of escape from far and wide. Because she knows how to swim but there are very strong iron fences everywhere which are very difficult to cross to reach the other side.
"Papa, where are you?"
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