"Rohan?" Aliya looked up to her husband with utter love in her eyes.

"Yes." Rohan said yet looking at their families who were standing together.

He had never imagined his mother standing side by side with the Bhalla family. The past few months had been totally different from what it was today. Everyone seemed so happy.

"Aliya beta! Let's go." Said Sudha with a bright smile on her face.

"Yes, Mom. We're just coming." Said Rohan as he held Aliya's hand and walked towards the car.

He helped Aliya sit on one side of the back seat and as he saw that she was comfortable, he walked to the other side of the car and got inside. The driver ignited the engine and pressed the accelerator and they drove past the gates of Bhalla house to the Shrivastav Mansion.

Aliya rested her head on Rohan's shoulder and said with a smile on her face, "I hope everything will go alright. We will solve the unsolved and we'll begin with a new life and start afresh."

Rohan pecked her hair and said,"Yes. We'll handle everything togather."

In the other car.
Sudha nad Karan.

Sudha:- Karan, sad taiyariyan ho gaye hain na. Koyi galati nahi honi chahiye issbar.

Karan:- Ji Mom. Ab Aliya aur uss Ishita, donoko bauhat achhe se samajh me ayega ki Shrivastav se panga leno kitni bhari hoti hain. Aap tention matt lijiyen.

Sudha:- Na leni pade hi toh achha hain.

In Shrivastav Mansion

Aliya and Rohan were standing at the door and Sudha stood there with plate of a lamp, some grains and a small palette of vermilion.

As Rohan and Aliya went and stood at the door, Sudha moved the plate in front of them in a circular motion and then ticked their foreheads with the vermilion.

Aliya pushed the bowl filled with rice grains with her foot, which was kept at the door, and entered the house.

A servant then placed a flat bowl filled with vermilion water on the floor before Aliya. She stepped in it and then walked inside the house, leaving red footprints on the floor.

Sudha held a plate of vermilion in which Aliya dipped her palms and then left a print of both her palms on a nearby pillar.