Meri Dharkano Ko Qarar Do Novels & Stories

The shock and anger in the room were palpable, and he knew they needed to respond swiftly and strategically. "We can't let them dictate our actions," Lark said, his voice laced with determination. "This announcement is a direct challenge to us. But we must be careful. The last thing we want is to escalate the situation further." Carla's frustration bubbled over, her voice laced with defiance. "We can't just sit back and watch our plans crumble because of their hasty decision." Lark's eyes met Carla's, his expression serious. "Agreed. But we need to choose our course of action carefully. We have allies who can support us, but we must also consider the consequences of our choices."

I said confidently. "How and what is the cost?" the Sarki asked suspiciously. "Denounce and turn away from Aljanan Daji." I boldly said. And everyone began to speak at once. They argued and contemplated amongst themselves while the Sarki remained silent. After a long while of deliberation between the chiefs, Mai'Karfi decided to speak.

"For the first time in my life, I'm feeling so helpless. It's up to you now. If you will want us to go to war, we will, and if not, we won't. It's your life, after all. So the decision should be yours too." "I... I need some time to think, Bhai Sa," Ahankara said softly. "I feel too exhausted. I need to calm my nerves." "That's alright," Karan Singh nodded in understanding, lovingly running his hand over his sister's hair. "Take good rest. And let me know your answer whenever you're ready. We'll have to prepare our army if you choose war." - - - - - -

Biting her lips Naitee look around in a panic because now she was caught red-handed, her roller coaster-like running heart had exposed her. " Now say something? You're killing me with your silence. Babe! I know you want to say yes. Okay, let me ask you again, Ms Naitee Chandra, will you give me a second chance? " Maverick questioned with hope fill shining eyes. Naitee is in a dilemma because she doesn't want to make the wrong decision again. In hope of search the right choice she closed her eyes and recalled her mother's words ' Do what makes you happy without worrying about outcomes '.

A flicker of surprise crosses a few faces. Not because of what I said. Because of how easily I said it. “Adrian—” “You want to force a decision,” I continue. “Do it properly.” Silence drops hard into the room. Because now— They have to own it. Not suggest it. Not recommend it. Act on it. And action has consequences. Hargrove studies me carefully. Weighing.Recalculating. “This is not a position we take lightly,” he says. “It never is.” “But it may become necessary.”

"We need to fix this quickly." "I understand now. I'm sorry I made this decision on your behalf without thinking about how you would feel. I will say that you will always be the Queen and will still have a say in everything. You are the people's Queen, but I understand that you are worried you will be forgotten or let our people down. How would you like to handle this? The decision is yours to make since you will have to bear the brunt of the consequences." I say as I pull her into a hug, kissing her forehead. She takes a deep breath and looks up at me. "Thank you, but you are right. I think this is the best course of action given the circumstances." She says. "Dosha agrees as well."

“The King assured the people that he will announce who will descend right the culmination of the centennial anniversary. Will you tarry your decisions?” “Queen Mother, I cannot simply make a heavy decision within this fleeting time. I cannot weigh both sides,” Darina responded. “Your Majesty, give me some time to consider this. Let us just cross the bridge when we come to it.” As Darina steps out from the boat, Queen Mariam called her again. “Darina, remember that I’m still for your good.” “I will, Your Majesty,” Darina replied, doubting herself with the sincerity of her own words.

Saying it he stood up. Jai Kaur walked to Arun Arora, he whispered in his ear "It would be good for you to do as he is saying, if you did not do this, then by tomorrow morning you will be really sitting on the side of the road with your daughter and your entire family... Then no one will be able to help you, even his own father, the chairman of Rana Group does not come before his son's decision." As these words poured in his ears he shuddered and gulped. When he saw that Arjun was leaving he shouted "Mr.Rana wait I will do as said to me!"

Douglas lamented. "Well if worse comes to worst, we have to do that, because there's no way we are letting you follow him. He can't have you and that's the plain truth. Well, no matter what our decision is going to be, we only have three days from now to come up with a suitable decision." Derrick said as he lay down on the sofa with an expression of tiredness.

Jaabir spat in a low voice. My jaw clenched, but I didn’t give him the satisfaction of knowing that I’d heard him. “Yes,” Qadeem said. “And we are under the assumption that you have a decision for us.” “I do,” I said. “Before you offer your decision, I want to be sure that you understand that whatever you say here is your final choice and that you understand the outcome of either decision,” Qadeem added. “I understand.” Qadeem sat back in his chair while Jaabir leaned forward, desperate to hear that I would either give up the kingdom or give up the woman that I love. In his eyes, either way, he won. Little did he know that I was going to win no matter what.