Ishq

𝙎𝙃𝙀'𝙎 𝙄𝙉 𝙈𝙔 𝘿𝙍𝙀𝘼𝙈𝙎

She was like the illusory potency of the Lord, befuddling even the sober, with her well-formed waist, the earrings that adorned her face, her pristine beauty, the gem-studded belt on her hips, and her developing breasts.

The assembled and respectable heroes were befuddled and distressed by the lust she generated, seeing her pure smile, her bimba red lips reflected in her jasmine-bud teeth, her gait like a royal swan as she walked her feet that were tinkling and beautified by the effulgence of her finely crafted ankle bells.

"So this is your daughter," While admiring Lavanya's painting, the Crown Prince of Vetrakiya exclaimed.
"Indeed, Rajkumar. As I already stated, her beauty is unrivalled by any other woman. She will sit on the throne as your queen, looking stately and alluring." Neerav remarked.
"She will look stunning as my queen," says the Crown Prince Pranay while looking at her painting.

However, a burst of wind blew the painting away from Pranay's grip.

"It flew away. Grasp it." He gave the order.
"Rajkumar, why do you need the painting when you're marrying her in two weeks?" Neerav responded.
"You are correct. She'll be all mine after I marry her."

Bheem left Ghatotkacha in the care of Hidimbi and began his journey with his family as per his condition. They went for a walk in the woods. They ran across their grandfather Vyasa one day. When Vyasa learned of their predicament, he assured them that they would soon be able to seek justice and be free of the Kauravas' afflictions. He told them about Ekachakra, a little village nearby where they might stay in peace for a few days. So, following Vyasa's guidance, the Pandavas headed out towards Ekachakra. They disguised themselves as Brahmins and stayed in a Brahmin's home. They gathered alms and food there, as well as living comfortably with the Brahmin family.

Do you want me to compare you to a hot summer day?
Though you are more beautiful and temperate:
May's delicate buds are swayed by strong gusts.
Summer's lease has an all-too-short expiration date:
The eye of heaven shines too brightly at times, and this gold complexion is frequently dimm'd;
And every fair eventually deteriorates.
By accident or the untrimm'd flow of nature;
But thy endless summer will not fade, nor will the fair thou owest be taken away from thee;
Death will not boast that you wander in his shadow, when thou growst in endless lines to time:
as long as men can breathe or eyes can see,
so long lives this and gives life to thee.
But I meant this one...

"Putr Arjun, what happened to you? You seem to be lost in your thoughts all the time. Is there something on your mind?" Mata inquired.
"Mata, I..." I didn't know how to tell her that I had feelings for a girl I had never met.
"Tell me, putr. You don't have to be apprehensive?" Mata was reassuring.
"Mata I like a girl."
"Really! Who is she?" Mata inquired, with a smile on her face.
"I'm not sure."
"What?" Mata inquired, her face befuddled.

"There is a girl, Maa. She appears in my dreams on a regular basis. I haven't even seen her entire face; I've only seen her eyes. But there's an odd sense I get whenever I glimpse her eyes. My stomach begins to flutter, and my heart begins to race. But she's only a fantasy.  I like someone who I can't have. I see her everyday but knowing that she will never be mine. It's the worst feeling in the world since all I can think about is her and wish she was real and not just a fantasy. Knowing that I can never even meet her. In my dreams she's mine, but in my life, she is a dream."

I told her everything that had been going on in my brain for the last few days.
"Look at me, Putr." Mata remarked as she stroked my hair.

Mata was smiling sweetly when I regarded her in the eyes.

"You don't seek love ; it seeks you out. It has something to do with fate, destiny, and what is written in your stars. If two hearts are meant to be, no matter how far apart they are or how long it takes, regardless of how difficult things appear, but if they are meant to be then fate will bring them together to cherish their love forever."

A/N:
FACT:

Rangabhoomi scene was completely wrong, the Kuru princes were not put against each other for a duel by Ashwatthama.

It is only mentioned that Kuru princes displayed their warrior excellence to people of Hastinapur.
Bhima and Duryodhana tried to fight a duel but were stopped by Ashwatthama.
Only Arjuna displayed his archery skills and divine weapons.
Karna and Arjuna did not have a one on one archery duel. Karna just showed the use of the same divine weapons Arjuna did and that's it.