Yesterday we read the start of the story - lets continue and see what happens.
You can read the first part here if you missed it.
It was the night of Diwali that Prince Ayaan decided to put his plan to work.
Prince Ayaan had called King Aadiv to come and sit in the garden with him and have a cup of tea. While sitting and drinking their tea, Prince Ayaan starts talking about his father, and how good he managed to handle the throne, Prince
Ayaan then speaks about his fathers death and what he would do to the people who killed him, and this somehow enraged King Aadiv. He started attacking
Prince Ayaan with his sword, out of fear Prince Ayaan picked up a sword as well. A sword fight took place between the two of them, King Aadiv was a trained sword fighter, and Prince Ayaan was not.
Unfortunately,Prince Ayaan lost his sword, and King Aadiv was filled with so much hatred and anger that he stabbed Prince Ayaan.
King Aadiv still shocked as to what had happened looks at Prince Ayaan. King Aadiv then blurts out that the two guards who killed King Azad and Queen Amira were his father and brother. They wanted me to get married to the heir of the throne and so that’s why King Azad and Queen Amira had to die, King Aadiv then pulls the sword out from Prince Ayaan’s chest and Prince Ayaan immediately dies. Queen Mishti then walks out from behind the pillar she was hiding behind in shock. She immediately rushes inside to announce the shocking news and to say that she will be divorcing King Aadiv.
6 Months Later
King Aadiv was sentenced to 30 years in jail for killing Prince Ayaan. Queen Mishti is now divorced and is handling the kingdom, she blames herself for her brother’s death. She keeps thinking to herself that he gave his life for the truth and she would not even believe him.
One night she had a dream in which Queen Amria, King Azad and Prince Ayaan were hugging and laughing happily, she then saw her brother come close and he says to her ‘’I love you, please do not blame yourself for my death. I would happily give up my life to find out the truth for you again’’.
The next morning after she had prayed, she suddenly felt as if a huge burden was lifted off her chest, she remembered what her brother said, and she decided she would no longer blame herself, but instead cherish her brother and make everyone know what he did. To make her dream come true, she made a piece of land a memorial for her beloved family.
After the memorial was built, Queen Mishti visited it every day and each time she came to the last picture she would utter the words: He gave his life for the piece of truth....
