The train station was empty. Only a few people were there doing their jobs and some waiting for the train.
"Wo" Sikander pointed towards a man, who was walking with multiple guards, through his eyes..
"Good choice baba" aina said placing her hand on his shoulder. Both of them were sitting on the bench.
"Let's go." He made her sit on his shoulders. That man was walking between his guards when suddenly he disappeared. "Kidher gaye sir kidher gaye?"
"Kisi kaam se andar gae hoein ge hum yahan wait hi karte hain" the guards agreed.
But sir didn't go anywhere by his choice. He was in a closed room. Which he didn't recognize at first but then he did. It was his own office.
"Sikander tum?"
"Is ko hosh aa gaya hai Aina bas ab kar lein kaam?" Sikander and Aina were sitting on the sofa and Saleem was tied with his chair.
"Baba speech sikhai thi na mein ne aap ko. Wo tou karein"
Sikander did his first murder without Aina and any speech. But Aina, who loved watching crime thrillers without even understanding them properly insisted that he should also give a speech before killing anybody.
"Dekho us ke kehne pe speech kar raha hoon mein warna nai karta. Ab baat ye hai keh we thought a lot jub tum yahan behosh paray thay keh kiya karein. Logoon ko bataein keh tum ne kia kiya? Ya bas aise hi maar dein?" Both of them stood up and started walking from right to left. Their steps matched.
"Magar phir Aina ne kaha maar dein. Mein ne bhi kaha maar dete hain. Kiun keh tum ne us larki ko bahut azyat se aise maara keh kisi ko pata hi nai chala kayi din tak. Tou tumhara marna bhi nai pata chalna chahye na kisi ko".
"Hehe" aina said in a low pitch with her hand on her mouth "baba very good achi speech de rahay hain aap" she said in her heart.
Fear was in the eyes of that man. "Sikander mujhay 1 aur chance do mein.... I'll repent" Sikander went towards Saleem. He grabbed him by the neck.
"2 chances thay tumhare paas. Ya tou us larki ko maarte hi na ya court ke zarye saza le lete. Us family ka maqsad apni beti ko insaaf dilana tha tumhe saza de kar tah ke ainda kisi ke sath ye na ho jo tum ne honay nahi diya."
Sikander had his teeth clenched. "But as mein ne un se wada kiya tha insaaf ka tou ab mein tumhe utni hi painful death doon ga jitni tum ne us ko di."
He was talking aggressively. "Aur ye bhi bata doon keh tum maro ge kese tou ye kamray mein candles dekh rahay ho?"
Saleem saw that his whole room was filled with candles which he bought a few days ago.
"Tou hum ne ye candles jala di hain. Kamrey ke darwazay khirkiyaan locked hain". Aina smiled a lot at this because she was the one who locked all the windows and doors perfectly.
"And as kal parson tumhare office mein chutti hai aur Monday ko tum ne ana nahi hota tou tab tak yahan smoke barh jae gi aur aage tum samajhdar ho" Sikander gave a painful smile at the end.
"Lights band kar dena Aina," he said smiling.
"So Mr. Saleem marne tou waale hi ho pehle thori maar kha lo". The lights turned out. Aina took out the earplugs from her bag and put them in her ear. Sikander then punched Saleem countless times at various places. He was shouting but Sikander didn't stop. At the end. He removed the ropes from which he was tied. Aina turned the lights on.
"So mr Saleem ab aap na tou chal sakein ge. Na uth sakein ge. Na hi kuch aur kar sakein ge. Logoon ko lagay ga keh aap ki ribs, hath, aur paoon aap ki khud ko bachane ki koshish ki waja se toote hain. So it's a perfect crime"
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Leeza
General Fiction"Boom! The door opened with a bang. The shadow of a man appeared, holding a gun in his bleeding hand. The other hand's fist was clenched so hard that the veins were evident. His eyes were bloodshot red, and he wore a suit. His white shirt bore blood...
