If anyone comes in my way, I'll crush them

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After about 2 hours, Tapaswi Ji, Garima Ji, and Nandini entered the house together. However, as soon as they entered, they noticed a negative atmosphere in the house. Nandini looked around, sensing something was off.

Garima Ji went to her daughter and mother-in-law, noticing that Palak was crying profusely and her grandmother's face looked gloomy. Concerned, Garima Ji asked, "Mother, what happened? Why do you look so upset?"

Meanwhile, Tapaswi Ji closed the door and sat down on a chair, saying, "Palak, bring me a glass of water,

beta." Then, he asked, "Palak, why are you crying? What happened? Mother, please tell me."

Garima Ji was still speaking when Tapaswi Ji looked at Palak and her grandmother, noticing that Palak had indeed been crying profusely. He immediately got up and went to them, asking what had happened.

Seeing her son, the grandmother became emotional and spoke in a trembling voice, "I don't know, son... Some goon had entered our house, and he was asking for you. If you were here at that time, who knows what would have happened? And he even twisted Palak's hand."

The grandmother explained the entire problem, leaving Tapaswi Ji worried and concerned. He repeated his question, "Mother, can you tell me who that person was?"

The grandmother replied, "Son, in my old age, my eyesight has weakened. I couldn't even recognize people from our neighborhood. He seemed like a city person, but I couldn't identify him."

Tapaswi Ji gently moved his mother aside and asked his daughter, "Tell me, Palak, who was that person? Do you recognize him?"

Upon hearing her father's words, Palak shook her head.

Garima Ji began to cry, and Nandini, who had gone to the room, returned and listened to the conversation, becoming worried as well. After all, who could have come to their house?

The grandmother muttered, "As far as I know, we don't have any enemies like that..."

Tapaswi Ji immediately stepped out of the house and looked around, but he couldn't see anyone. He even walked a little further, checking every nook and cranny, thinking that the man might be lurking somewhere. However, despite searching everywhere, he couldn't find anyone.

Tapaswi Ji entered the house, looking worried, and asked his daughter, "Did he look at you inappropriately? Did he say something wrong? Tell me if he did."

Palak's eyes welled up with tears as she replied, "No, Papa, he didn't say anything like that. He was just looking for you and wanted to meet you."

Tapaswi Ji intertwined his fingers, deep in thought, "Who could it be? Who would come to our house?"

The grandmother spoke up, "It's not about the enemy, but I don't like your daughter's attitude. Why did she need to intervene? I've told her before not to interrupt, but she insists on responding like a man."

Tapaswi Ji, irritated, responded to his mother, "Mother, how many times have I told you? My daughters are not weak or helpless. And it's good that she stood up for herself!"

The grandmother said, "Yes, you've spoiled her, that's why all this is happening. Maybe that boy came here because of her?"

Garima Ji, with tears in her eyes, replied, "Mother, what are you saying? My daughters are not like that!"

Palak started crying upon hearing her grandmother's words. Nandini went to comfort her, knowing the kind of boy he was and that the grandmother was unfairly blaming Palak.

The Mishra family continued discussing these matters for a while. Later, Tapaswi Ji left the house and went to his shop, where he told his close associates about the incident that had occurred at his home.

The grandmother had forbidden them from telling the neighbors, fearing it would affect their reputation. Because of this, no one said anything.

On the other hand, at the Continental Hotel, Ved had come straight from the Mishra's house. After entering, he went to the washroom and started washing his hands vigorously, as if they were dirty. He continued to wash his hands for a long time, and his face clearly showed his anger. His bodyguard, Tiger, was standing outside. He could sense what was going on in his boss's mind, but he didn't have the courage to say anything.

After washing his hands for a while, Ved turned off the tap and looked at himself in the mirror, hissing like a snake.

Ved stared at himself in the mirror for a long time, then gritted his teeth and said, "Some people have a great hobby of interfering in others' business, but they don't know what Ved Lohia is capable of. If anyone comes in my way, I'll crush them... one by one."

After saying this, Ved wiped his hand with a tissue paper and came out of the washroom, entering the room. He first called Tiger inside.

Tiger entered, keeping his eyes downcast, and stood before Ved. Ved gave him orders, saying, "Tiger, get me all the details about Tapaswi, and also find out where he is right now. And this needs to be done within half an hour... exactly half an hour!"

At 5:00 pm, Tiger finally arrived at Hotel Continental with all the details. He informed Ved about the number of members in Tapaswi Ji's household and their current whereabouts. Tiger also mentioned that Tapaswi Ji had returned home.

Upon hearing this, Ved smiled slyly, his intentions unclear. After listening to all the information, Ved said, "Tiger, get the car ready. Let's go meet Tapaswi Mishra!"

Ved and Tiger set off in their car towards Balmapur. Soon, they arrived at the market, where many shops had already opened, but Tapaswi Ji's shop remained closed. In fact, Tapaswi Ji hadn't opened his shop at all that day.

Sitting in the car, Ved instructed Tiger, "Let's go to Mishra's house."

Upon receiving the order, Tiger directed the driver to head straight to Tapaswi Ji's house. Within 20 minutes, their car stopped in front of the Mishra residence.

The evening had already passed, and darkness was slowly setting in. At this time, everyone was present inside the house, but the door remained locked from the inside.

To be continue...

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