Shubhangini spent her days with her sons, or rather best friends. It was surprising for Pandavas that she learnt so many things in a week.

After all, children learnt faster watching other children.

Soon the kids had left, leaving Shubhangini and Pandavas. Shubhangini missed her friends most, as if she lost her charm. Everything became dull.

The Pandavas who almost forgot everything, now again remembered. 

They didn't knew, that it was a plan of Krishna, had the Pandavas been left alone, they would have found solitude in the forest and would have never returned. 

Krishna reminded them a reason to return, a reason to seek justice for this wife.

It bothered him that he was taking away their little happiness, but it was important.

It also reminded Pandavas that it was now time for her to learn.

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Hey Sharde Maa He Sharde Maa

Agyanta Se Hume Taar De Maa

Hey Sharde Maa He Sharde Maa

Agyanta Se Hume Taar De Maa

Hey Sharde Maa He Sharde Maa

Agyanta Se Hume Taar De Maa

Hey Sharde Maa He Sharde Maa

Agyanta Se Hume Taar De Maa

Tu Swar Ki Devi Ye Sangeet Tujhse

Har Shabd Tera Hai Har Geet Tujhse

Tu Swar Ki Devi Ye Sangeet Tujhse

Har Shabd Tera Hai Har Geet Tujhse

Hum Hai Akele Hum Hai Adhure

Teri Sharan Hum Hume Pyaar De Maa

Hey Sharde Maa Hey Sharde Maa

Agyanta Se Hume Taar De Maa

Muniyo Ne Samjhi Guniyo Ne Jaani

Vedo Ki Bhasha Purano Ki Baani

Muniyo Ne Samjhi Guniyo Ne Jaani

Vedo Ki Bhasha Purano Ki vaani

Hum Bhi To Samjhe Hum Bhi To Jaane

Vidya Ka Humko Vardaan De Maa

Hum Bhi To Samjhe Hum Bhi To Jaane

Vidya Ka Humko Vardaan De Maa

Hey Sharde Maa Hey Sharde Maa

Agyanta Se Hume Taar De Maa

Hey Sharde Maa Hey Sharde Maa

Agyanta Se Hume Taar De Maa

Tu Swet Varni Kamal Pe Viraje

Haatho Me Veena Mukut Sir Pe Saaje

Tu Swet Varni Kamal Viraje

Haatho Me Veena Mukut Sir Pe Saaje

Mann Se Humare Mita Ke Andhere

Humko Ujalo Ka Sansar De Maa

Hey Sharde Maa Hey Sharde Maa

Agyanta Se Hume Taar De Maa

Hey Sharde Maa Hey Sharde Maa

Agyanta Se Hume Taar De Maa

Hey Sharde Maa He Sharde Maa

Agyanta Se Hume Taar De Maa

Shubhangini sang, her voice sweet like honey, smooth like butter, she was now four years old, and was able to speak fluently. 

She was much taller, almost reaching 3 feet, and 2 inch.

"Yudhisthir?" She said after completing her pooja, behind her stood the eldest Pandav, who smiled, "Amazing," He replied.

Shubhangini smiled and walked with him towards home, from the temple. When the two ran in few kids, the little girl grinned and looked at Yudhisthir with pleading eyes, "Can I play with them?"

The kids were the children of travelers, and forest dwellers;
Yudhisthir nodded, and sat down a bit far.

He watched as she played with the kids, laughing and smiling.

It reminded him of his children, all PandavaSantanas, how happy they had been when he met them last.

His eyes teared up remembering those little kids.

How young Prativindhya had grown up, to take care of his brothers, he was mature and took responsibility of his brothers.

It remined him of himself, when Pandu had died,
And today, when he was alive, he still failed to be a father.

He knew everyone would or had already forgiven him-
But the question was, "Was he ready to forgive himself?"

Yudhisthir held a grudge against himself, blaming himself for all the miseries they were goin through at the moment.

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Shubhangini was laughing, the kids around her too enjoyed.

Suddenly, one of the kids asked, "Who is he?" Pointing towards Yudhisthir.

"Yudhsithir." Shubhangini replied without hesitation.

"What is he to you?" The kid asked, and Shubhangini went silent, she did not know the answer.

"Tell us where is your father?" Asked another kid.

"I don't know." She replied weakly.

"Mother?"

"Family?"

"Kingdom?"

The kids asked many questions and Shubhangini realized she knew nothing, her only family were five men and she did not even know her relationship with them.

The kids, realizing that she didn't know anything about herself, group hugged her, "It's okay. Ask him, he must know." They consoled.

But she ran to the eldest Pandav, "Yudhisthir," she spoke loudly.

"Who am I to you?" She asked.

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Hello *waves*
Sorry for late update, I lost motivation to write.

And then I did the smart thing xD
I video called my cousin to talk to my cute little niece who is my inspiration to write Shubhangini.

And guess what, I immediately got a few ideas to write.

Truly she is blessing!!!!

And-
I have decided the book will end sometime before war!