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“Please… Aruna, I— I didn’t mean for any of this to happen!” Celine’s voice trembled as she stumbled forward, her hands twisting nervously in front of her chest. Rain from earlier still clung to her dress, though the gala had moved indoors, the lights reflecting harshly off her glossy fabric.Aruna turned slowly, eyes cool and unyielding, her posture immaculate despite the tension in the air. She didn’t step back, but she didn’t advance either. Every inch of her radiated calm authority.“Celine,” Aruna said softly, her tone deceptively gentle, “you’ve caused a lot of damage. People’s reputations, their trust… even your own standing. And now you’re asking for forgiveness?”Celine’s friends shuffled behind her nervously. “Aruna, we… we just want to make things right. Please, give me a chance to explain…”“Explain?” Aruna’s voice sharpened, the edges slicing through the soft hum of the crowded ballroom. “Is that what you call it? Spreading lies, creating scandals, trying to manipulate so

“Revan… this is it.” A cold, measured voice echoed through the opulent conference room. Papers were spread across the long mahogany table, each one a testament to deals gone wrong, connections severed, and alliances broken.Revan’s fists slammed against the table, rattling the crystal glasses lining the edge. “This… this can’t be happening! No one can—no one can touch me like this!” His face was flushed, veins visible at his temple.A young executive in a tailored suit dared to step forward, hands raised defensively. “Sir… the numbers are final. The investors have pulled out. Your remaining partners are distancing themselves. There’s nothing left we can do.”Revan’s chair toppled backward with a sharp clatter, the sound echoing through the silent room. He leapt to his feet, pacing aggressively. “Nothing left?! Do you know what I’ve built? Do you know how many years—how many sacrifices—gone?!”From the corner of the room, a phone buzzed. Revan snatched it up, eyes darting across the gl

> “How dare you lie in front of everyone!”Aruna’s voice rang sharply through the grand conference hall, cutting through the murmurs and shocked gasps of the gathered elite. Her hand slammed onto the polished mahogany table, the sound echoing like a gunshot.The man opposite her—a notorious businessman known for manipulating contracts and spreading rumors—froze mid-sentence, his smug expression faltering. “I—I… that’s not what you think!” he stammered, sweat beading on his forehead.Aruna’s eyes blazed, piercing into his very soul. “Not what I think? You’ve been deceiving investors, hiding losses, and pretending to uphold ethics that don’t exist!” Her words were precise, surgical, cutting away every pretense.The room was tense. Cameras clicked, whispers spread, and everyone present felt the weight of the confrontation. Leonard stood silently by her side, arms crossed, his eyes cold and calculating.> “Aruna…” he murmured, cautioning softly, “control your temper.”She didn’t flinch. “

> “Aruna… wait!”The voice pierced the quiet of the early evening as Aruna stepped out of the luxury hotel, the soft hum of city traffic surrounding her. She paused, her heels clicking sharply against the polished marble of the entrance.Revan approached quickly, his tailored suit slightly disheveled, hands raised in an almost pleading gesture. The usually confident man now looked uneasy, vulnerable even.> “Revan… what is it?” Aruna asked, keeping her tone steady, controlled. Her gaze met his, sharp and unwavering.He stopped a few feet away, taking a breath as if gathering courage. “I… I need to say something. I’ve realized… I was wrong. About everything.”Aruna’s eyes narrowed slightly. “You realize that now? After everything, after all the pain you caused?”> “Yes… I see it clearly now,” he said, his voice cracking with emotion. “I was blind. I was arrogant. I thought I could take everything for granted, including you.”She tilted her head, lips pressed into a thin line. “Blind… o

> “Aruna… are you okay?”Leonard’s voice was calm but urgent as he stepped quickly toward her. His hand reached out instinctively, resting lightly on her shoulder.Aruna staggered slightly, the sharp clatter of her dropped glass echoing in the quiet, opulent conference room. She looked down at the shattered crystal on the marble floor, her hands trembling.> “I… I’m fine,” she whispered, though her voice cracked under the weight of memories she hadn’t expected to surface.Leonard’s eyes narrowed slightly, scanning her face for signs of the inner storm he could sense. “No, you’re not. Talk to me. What happened?”> “It’s nothing,” she said quickly, trying to gather herself. “Just… memories.”Her words didn’t convince him. Leonard stepped closer, his presence commanding, his gaze piercing.> “Memories don’t make you drop a glass like that. Whatever it is… I want to hear it.”Aruna’s breath hitched. She wanted to explain, to tell him about the sudden flash of her past—Revan’s words, the e