Part 1 :-The Unexpected Encounter
Kolkata.
A city full of dreams, where countless stories begin without anyone realizing it.
In a small, cozy home lived two sisters—rai Thakur, 23, and her elder sister Sona Thakur, 25.
Rai worked at a small newspaper office, while Sona was a school teacher. Their lives weren't luxurious, but they had something much more precious—each other.
Every morning was filled with little arguments, laughter, hurried breakfasts, and endless conversations. And somehow, these simple moments were enough to make them happy.
They had built their own little world in Kolkata… and they loved it.
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Meanwhile, in Rajasthan…
A man stood on the top floor of his mansion, gazing into the distance. His expression was serious, as if he was carrying a thousand thoughts in his mind.
Just then, there was a knock on the door.
“Bro, you know what?”
The man turned around.
“What happened, Ekansh?”
Ekansh walked inside, looking slightly hesitant.
“Bhai… Mom is talking about your marriage.”
The man's expression immediately hardened.
“I've already told her. I'm not getting married.”
“Bhai, at least talk to Mom once—”
“I will talk to her,” he interrupted calmly. Then he looked at Ekansh.
“Tell me something else. When are you leaving for Kolkata?”
“Tonight. My flight is at night.”
The man nodded.
“That deal is extremely important for us. Don't make any mistakes.”
Ekansh became serious.
“Yes, Bhaisa. I know.”
The man turned back toward the window.
There was something about him—his silence, his authority, the way everyone listened when he spoke.
His name was Eklavya Suryawanshi.
The Bada Kunwar of Rajasthan.
“Jaan… do you really think you can hide from me forever?”
A painful silence followed.
“No… you can’t.”
“Jaan… one day, you will come back to me. And when that day comes, I won’t let you go away from me ever again.”
He gave a faint, broken smile.
“How long am I supposed to pay for one mistake, jaan? I’m already broken…”
His voice trembled.
“I just want you.”
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Kolkata Airport
On the other side, at Kolkata Airport, Ekansh was looking around impatiently.
“Yaar, where is this car? It still hasn’t arrived. I should call them.”
He took out his phone and started walking while checking it.
Suddenly—
Thud!
Someone bumped into him from the opposite direction.
“Fuck!” Ekansh shouted angrily. “Can’t you see where you’re going? What the hell?! People come from God knows where!”
A girl's voice immediately fired back.
“Oye! Monkey face! Can't you see where you're going? Keep your eyes on your phone and walk straight into it! You make the mistake and then blame the other person? Seriously!”
Ekansh stared at her in disbelief.
He walked toward her and spoke in his cold, deep voice.
“Do you even know who you're talking to?”
He stepped closer.
“Ekansh Suryawanshi. The younger Kunwar of Rajasthan. With one phone cal wel, you could disappear from my sight, and nobody would even know where you went.”
The girl didn't step back.
Instead, she looked straight into his eyes.
“Hmm. And I'm Rai Thakur. I don't back down either.”
For a moment, Ekansh was completely stunned.
No one had ever dared to stand in front of him like this, let alone look directly into his eyes while answering him back.
And this girl…
She was petite, barely around five feet tall, but her confidence seemed to reach the sky.
For the first time, a tiny smile almost appeared on Ekansh's lips.
Then it hit him.
This little girl had just called him a monkey.
He frowned.
“Rai or Sai, whatever your name is… how dare you call me a monkey?”
He gestured toward himself.
“Seriously? What about me looks like a monkey?”
Then, with an arrogant smirk, he added,
“And just so you know, I'm 6'1", handsome, charming, and girls practically fall over themselves for me.”
And you’re calling me a monkey? Seriously? Please! I’m 6'1", confident, charming, and girls are crazy about me.
And look at you… you’re so chubby and dark-skinned. Do you really think you’re in a position to insult me?”
Rai’s smile faded instantly. Those words hit a sensitive place in her heart.
People had always judged her by her appearance—calling her chubby or commenting on her skin tone—and she had learned to ignore it.
He shook his head.
“Unbelievable.”
Rai felt a sting in her heart.
People had always judged her by her appearance. She usually knew exactly how to answer them back.
But for some reason, his words hurt more than she expected.
She didn't argue.
She simply walked past him.
She had come to the airport to receive her best friend. After three long years apart, she wasn't going to let a stranger ruin their special moment.
Ekansh watched her walk away.
He had expected her to fight back again.
But she didn't.
And somehow, that surprised him even more.
He frowned at himself.
“Why do I even care?”
He shook his head.
“Ugh… forget it.”
But somewhere deep inside, he couldn't stop thinking about the girl who had just walked away from him without a second glance.
Would these two ever meet again? ❤️
