All Chapters of In search of true heart : Chapter 401 - Chapter 410

Gnapika, determined not to let this opportunity slip away, knew she had to act quickly and quietly. She couldn’t shake the feeling that Rudra was behind the disappearance of the photos, and she was convinced that the answer lay somewhere in Athreya’s old room. The room had always been shrouded in mystery, a place where no one went without a good reason, but now it seemed to hold the key to everything. She decided she would find a way to search the room, even if it meant sneaking in when no one was around. She waited patiently for the right moment, biding her time as the household buzzed with preparations for their departure to Dharmagiri. Finally, a lull in the activity gave her the chance she needed. Gnapika slipped away, making her way down the quiet hallway toward Athreya’s room. Her heart pounded in her chest as she reached for the door, her hand trembling slightly as she touched the handle. Just as she was about to push the door open, a voice start

Just as they were about to exit the room, the small key slipped from Gnapika’s grasp, clattering to the floor with a metallic ring that seemed to echo in the tense silence. Gnapika and Ram both froze, their hearts racing as they exchanged panicked glances. How would they explain this to Gowthami? Gowthami’s eyes were drawn to the key on the floor. She bent down and picked it up, her fingers closing around the cold metal. For a moment, she simply stared at it, her brow furrowing in thought. Then, as if something deep within her memory had been triggered, her expression changed. She appeared distant, as though she was being pulled back into some forgotten recollection. Without saying a word, Gowthami walked across the room, her movements deliberate yet almost dreamlike. Gnapika and Ram watched in stunned silence as she approached the large mirror on the wall. With a fluid motion, Gowthami reached down to a seemingly inconspicuous section of th

As Ram stood there, trying to remain as inconspicuous as possible, he suddenly noticed both Gnapika and Gowthami turning their gazes toward him. Their eyes locked onto him with a seriousness that made his heart skip a beat. **Oh no, what now?** he thought, his mind racing to figure out what could be going through their heads this time. In that moment, Ram had a sinking feeling that he was about to be roped into whatever scheme they were concocting. **They’re definitely going to ask for my help,** he predicted with a mental sigh. **And they’ll probably make me swear not to breathe a word of this to anyone until they figure out what Rudra is really up to.** He felt like he could practically read their minds at this point—or maybe he just knew them too well. Sure enough, as if on cue, Gnapika spoke first, her tone a mixture of urgency and determination. “Ram, we need your help,” she said, glancing at Gowthami for support. “You can’t tell anyon

The grand meeting hall of Kesari Group of Industries buzzed with a hum of voices as the shareholders gathered, filling the room with a mix of curiosity and anticipation. The polished mahogany table gleamed under the bright lights, and the air was thick with the scent of expensive cologne and the tension of high-stakes business. As the doors swung open, all eyes turned to the entrance. Rudra Raghuvanshi, tall and imposing, led the way with the calm authority of a man who had long commanded respect in the business world. Beside him, Nand walked with the quiet confidence of someone accustomed to the power dynamics of the boardroom. Behind them, Ram entered, followed by Gowthami and, finally, Rajeev and Gnapika. The room fell into a hushed silence, the only sound the soft click of heels against the marble floor. The group of shareholders, many of whom had seen Ram before, exchanged glances of recognition. Nand and Rudra were well-known

Gnapika’s eyes widened in shock as the realization hit her—she knew this man all too well. It was Nirbhay. The sudden recognition made her heart race, and for a brief moment, she felt as though the ground beneath her had shifted. Across the room, she saw the immediate impact of Nirbhay’s arrival on Nand and Rudra. Their faces flushed a deep red, the anger unmistakable, yet they remained silent, holding their tongues with a restraint that only heightened the tension in the room. Nirbhay’s lips curled into a sinister smile as he noticed their reactions. *They must have thought they could keep me out,* he mused to himself, his eyes glinting with a mix of satisfaction and malice. *But as long as I hold shares in the Kesari Group, they can’t stop me.* The thought seemed to amuse him even more as he settled into his place at the table, the air around him thick with a confidence that bordered on arrogance. Gowthami, on the other hand, felt a strange sense of