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The soft glow of the evening sun painted the room in warm hues as Kinza stepped into Sukoon's room. The air was filled with a sense of unease, and Kinza's brows furrowed when she noticed that the room was empty. Her heart skipped a beat as she glanced around, hoping to catch a glimpse of Sukoon."Sukoon?" Kinza called out, her voice tinged with concern. There was no response, only the echo of her own words.She moved through the room, checking every corner and space, her footsteps growing more urgent. With each passing second, her worry deepened. Sukoon's absence was unusual, and Kinza's mind raced through various scenarios, trying to understand where she could be.Leaving Sukoon's room, Kinza began a thorough search of the entire house. She opened doors, peeked into rooms, and checked every possible hiding place. Yet, there was no sign of Sukoon. The silence within the house felt heavier with each empty room she entered.Growing more anxious, Kinza reached for her phone and dialed Su
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Vihaan and Kinza stepped out of the police station, the weight of worry still heavy on their shoulders. The interaction with the senior inspector had provided a glimmer of hope, but the uncertainty surrounding Sukoon's whereabouts continued to gnaw at them.As they made their way to the car, Kinza took out her phone and dialed Adeel's number. She paced a bit, her expression anxious, as the call connected."Hello?" Adeel's voice sounded through the phone.Kinza's voice was tense as she replied, "Adeel, it's Kinza."There was a moment of silence, and then Adeel's tone became concerned. "Kinza, is everything okay? Why do you sound worried?"Kinza took a deep breath, trying to compose herself. "Adeel, have you seen or heard from Sukoon recently? She hasn't returned home, and we're really worried about her."Adeel's voice held surprise and concern. "What? No, I haven't seen her. Is she okay?"Kinza's worry deepened as she replied, "We don't know. She's been missing since today morning , an
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The operating theater was a realm of sterile white, punctuated by the gleam of stainless steel instruments. Soft, sterile light bathed the room, creating an aura of focused calmness. Dr. Emily Dawson, a skilled and experienced surgeon, stood at the head of the operating table. Beside her was Nurse Sarah, her steady and efficient assistant.On the table lies Sukoon, contrasted with the turmoil hidden beneath. Sukoon's face was masked, only her closed eyelids visible, giving her an almost ethereal appearance. Monitors beeped rhythmically, measuring her vital signs and the steady rhythm of her heartbeat.Dr. Dawson's gloved hands hovered above Sukoon's abdomen. She glanced at the monitors, confirming the readiness of the patient and the surgical team. Then, with a focused expression, she extended her hands and made the first incision. The surgical light gleamed off her sharp instruments as the room seemed to hold its breath.Nurse Sarah stood ready with instruments, her eyes locked onto
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Tubes and monitors surrounded the hospital bed, indicating that this was a place of healing. A sense of anticipation hung in the air as Vihaan, Kinza, Armaan, and Khushi quietly entered the room, their steps muffled by the plush hospital carpet.Vihaan, , entered first, his eyes reflecting a mix of concern and relief. Kinza followed, her eyes red-rimmed from recent tears, clutching a bouquet of colorful flowers. Armaan walked beside Kinza, his thoughtful gaze scanning the room, while Khushi, the youngest, brought up the rear, her face a blend of innocence and apprehension.Sukoon, lying in the hospital bed, turned her head as they entered, her pale face breaking into a weak smile upon seeing her friends. Her voice was barely above a whisper as she spoke, "Hey, guys..."Vihaan, his voice laced with a gentle concern, moved closer to her bedside. "Hey, Sukoon. How are you feeling?"Sukoon's lips curled into a faint smile. "A little bit better, I think. The pain is easing up."Kinza appr
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Kinza is sitting on a chair, while Soha is anxiously pacing around.Kinza: (smiling) Soha, sit down. You're making me dizzy with all that pacing.Soha: (worried) I just can't help it, Kinza. Sukoon has been sick now and it's really getting me worried Kinza: (getting up from her chair) I understand, Soha. It's tough seeing someone we care about going through a difficult time. But you know what? Sukoon is stronger than you think.Soha: (pauses, looking skeptical) Strong? She's been lying in bed, barely able to do anything.Kinza: (placing a reassuring hand on Soha's shoulder) Strength isn't just about physical abilities, Soha. It's about the power to endure, to remain hopeful, and to keep fighting even when the odds are against you. Sukoon might be physically weak right now, but her spirit is anything but.Soha: (sighs) I just wish there was something more I could do for her.Kinza: (smiles warmly) And you've been doing so much already. Your presence, your care, and your love—those thi
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Sukoon lay in a hospital bed, her form fragile against the stark white sheets.As his gaze settled on her, Vihaan felt a complex blend of emotions surge within him. Concern etched lines on his forehead as he observed her pallor, the exhaustion that seemed to have settled deep within her eyes. He walked quietly to her bedside, his presence casting a faint shadow on the wall. "Sukoon," he whispered, his voice a gentle breeze amidst the stillness of the room.Sukoon turned her head slowly towards him, managing a weak smile despite her weakened state. "Vihaan," she breathed, her voice carrying a mix of surprise and relief. Her fingers curled around the edge of the thin hospital blanket that covered her.His eyes never left her face, searching for answers that he knew only she could provide. "Where were you going?" he asked softly, his concern lacing his words. "Without telling anyone, without letting us know if you were okay."Sukoon's gaze dropped to her hands, fingers tracing invisible
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Vihaan's phone buzzed insistently on the table, jolting him out of his Sunday afternoon in the hospital.He picked it up, his brows furrowing as he read the caller ID – it was his office. With a heavy sigh, he pressed the answer button and brought the phone to his ear."Vihaan sir, we have an urgent meeting. The client needs those reports before tomorrow's presentation," his manager's voice brimmed with a sense of urgency.Vihaan leaned back against the chair, glancing towards the window as if seeking solace from the vibrant world outside. "Alright, I'll be there as soon as possible."Ending the call, Vihaan glanced across the room to where Sukoon was engrossed in her mobilephone. Sukoon, his wife, had a way of bringing calmness to his life – her name itself meant 'tranquility'. He stood up and walked over to her, running his fingers gently through her hair. "Hey, I've got an urgent meeting at the office. I'll be back in a few hours."Sukoon looked up, her eyes softening as she smiled
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Vihaan sat on sukoon bed, his thoughts wandering as he stared into the distance. Sukoon, his loyal canine companion, lay at his feet, his head resting on his paws.In the midst of the calm, Vihaan's fingers idly traced the intricate patterns on the bedspread. He turned his gaze to Sukoon, his eyes filled with a mixture of affection and contemplation. The room was quiet, except for the faint rustling of leaves outside the window, carried by a gentle breeze."Sukoon," Vihaan's voice was soft, a mere whisper in the tranquil space. He reached down and gently took Sukoon's paw in his hand. The dog's eyes met his owner's, a deep understanding passing between them."Sukoon, let's go back home," Vihaan murmured, his grip on Sukoon's paw tightening ever so slightly. He looked expectantly into Sukoon's eyes, hoping to see that familiar spark of enthusiasm that had always accompanied their adventures.But Sukoon's response was unexpected. He withdrew his paw gently from Vihaan's grasp and loo
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Vihaan sat down on the edge of the bed, gazing at Sukoon with a mixture of anticipation and nervousness. Sukoon looked at Vihaan, her eyes filled with a blend of hope and curiosity. "Vihaan," she began softly, "did your memory come back?"Vihaan looked into Sukoon's eyes, his heart racing as he nodded slowly. "Yes, Sukoon. It all came rushing back to me." He watched her expression change from eager anticipation to a radiant smile, her face illuminated by a spark of joy.Sukoon's joy was infectious, and she couldn't help but ask, "Why didn't you tell me this earlier?"Vihaan's gaze softened as he reached out to gently take her hand in his. "I wanted to make sure, Sukoon. I needed to piece everything together and be absolutely certain before I told you. It was important to me."Sukoon nodded, understanding the weight of Vihaan's words. She appreciated his honesty and dedication to uncovering the truth. "Vihaan, I'm just so glad you remember now."A faint smile tugged at the corners of
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The night hung heavily over the dimly lit alley, casting elongated shadows that danced in the faint glow of the tlights. Tension crackled in the air as Vihaan stood at one end of the alley, his jaw clenched and muscles taut beneath his t-shirt. Opposite him stood Sameer, a figure of arrogance and cruelty, a malicious grin playing on his lips.Vihaan's fists were balled at his sides, his knuckles white with rage. He had endured enough of Sameer's actions, his bullying, and the pain he had inflicted on others. Tonight, it was time to put an end to it."Vihaan, you've finally grown a spine, huh?" Sameer jeered, his tone dripping with disdain. "What are you gonna do, cry like a little baby?"Vihaan's gaze remained fixed on Sameer, a smoldering fire burning in his eyes. He took a step forward, his every movement exuding determination. "No, Sameer. I'm done with your games. It ends here."With those words, the atmosphere shifted. Vihaan's pent-up frustration ignited like a wildfire, propell
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Vihaan sat in his office, diligently typing away on his computer. His mind, however, was elsewhere, preoccupied with the upcoming wedding of his dear friends Zohaib and Maheen. He knew how much their union meant to them, and he wanted to make sure he was there to celebrate their special day.Vihaan's phone vibrated on the desk, drawing his attention to a message from his wife Sukoon. He picked up the phone and smiled as he read her words. "Sukoon, you go to the marriage hall with ammi and khushi. I will come to the wedding hall directly from my work to attend Zohaib and Maheen's wedding. Sukoon said okay. Please come soon."Vihaan's heart swelled with gratitude for his understanding wife. He quickly typed out a reply, assuring her that he would be there without fail.The sun was radiant in the clear blue sky, casting a warm golden glow over the picturesque wedding venue. White chairs were neatly arranged in rows, adorned with delicate flowers that matched the elegant decorations drapi
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Maheen was standing in front of vihaan. The air was heavy with tension, the weight of unspoken words hanging between them."Did your memory come back, jiju?" Maheen asked, her voice barely a whisper, her eyes wide with a mixture of hope and anxiety.Vihaan looked at her, his expression contemplative. He nodded slowly. "Yes, Maheen. My memory is back."A mix of relief and apprehension crossed Maheen's face. "So, you remember everything?"Vihaan sighed, his gaze distant for a moment before he focused on her again. "I remember most of it, Maheen. The accident, the past... and the question that's been haunting me ever since my memory came back: Why did you plan Sameer's accident?"Maheen's eyes dropped to the floor, her fingers fidgeting nervously. She took a deep breath before raising her gaze to meet Vihaan's intense stare. "Jiju, I didn't want Sameer to die. I just wanted him to feel the pain he had given me."Vihaan's brow furrowed in confusion. "Pain? What pain are you talking about?
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The setting sun painted the sky with hues of orange and pink as Vihaan and Sukoon made their way back home from the haldi function. The day had been filled with laughter, joy, and celebration as their families came together to prepare for Vihaan and Sukoon's upcoming wedding. As they drove along the quiet countryside road, the soft breeze carried the sweet fragrance of flowers from the ceremony.Vihaan gripped the steering wheel, his heart brimming with contentment. Beside him, Sukoon sat, her hands adorned with intricate henna designs, her smile reflecting the happiness that filled her heart. The couple exchanged a glance, their eyes locking for a moment that spoke volumes of their love.The winding road stretched ahead, lined with tall trees casting long shadows. The world seemed to slow down as they enjoyed the serenity of the moment. But fate had a minor detour planned for them.As they rounded a bend, a sudden movement caught Vihaan's attention. A small deer had darted onto the r
