Chapter 64

Arup called on Fishal to ask him about Rimas' whereabouts, who he mentioned as the one supposed to serve, but someone took the food from him. When he went to Fishal's home, they said they've been away for months. The house helpers were the ones who kept the place.

His men asked the neighbors where they might be. The neighbors said they too had no idea where they've gone. The family left months ago and didn't come back since.

Even the helpers mentioned a wedding but had no inkling where it was. At first, the helpers made a fuss but after receiving their pay through the bank; they didn't bother to ask anymore.

This situation made Arup doubted Fishal's assertion of his innocence and became suspicious of the man's accurate knowledge of the actual identity of the mastermind he was seeking. He merged the events from start to end.

First, Fishal suggested that someone would serve the food.

Second, his good father died. They sentenced Ninu to death.

Third, Asha was acquitted, and Fishal coul