It had been five long years since Abhira had bid adieu to the city of Udaipur and embarked on a new journey to the United States of America. Five years since she had left behind the memories of her past, the love that had once consumed her, and the heartbreak that had threatened to destroy her. 

Five years since she had made the bold decision to choose her self-respect over her love for Armaan, and to prioritize her own happiness and well-being, as well as that of her brother Abhir. The decision had not been an easy one, but Abhira had known that it was necessary for her growth and survival. 

She had been torn between her love for Armaan and her desire to hold on to her self-respect, and in the end, she had chosen the latter. It had been a painful and difficult process, but Abhira had emerged stronger and more resilient than ever before. She had learned to let go of the past and to focus on the present, and she had discovered a newfound sense of purpose and meaning in her life.

As she stood tall, Abhira felt a sense of pride and accomplishment wash over her. She was no longer the Abhira Poddar who had been defined by her relationships and her past. She was once again Abhira Sharma, the fierce and fearless daughter of Akshara and Abhinav Sharma, the notorious Gundii of Mussoorie. 

The journey had not been easy, but Abhira had persevered and had come out on top. She had faced many challenges and obstacles along the way, but she had never given up. She had always known that she was capable of overcoming anything, and she had proven it to herself time and time again. 

Abhira's experiences had taught her the value of resilience and determination, and she had emerged from her struggles with a newfound sense of confidence and self-assurance. She was no longer the timid and vulnerable girl she had once been, but a strong and capable woman who was ready to take on the world.

As Abhira stood tall, she felt a sense of pride and accomplishment wash over her. She had made a successful career in law. , Abhira had started her career as a lawyer in a reputable law firm in the USA. 

She had worked tirelessly to build a reputation for herself as a skilled and dedicated lawyer, and had quickly risen through the ranks. Abhira's expertise in law had earned her the respect and admiration of her colleagues and clients, and she had become a sought-after lawyer in her field. She had handled a wide range of cases, from civil litigation to corporate law, and had consistently delivered outstanding results.

As Abhira's career in law continued to flourish, her brother Abhir was also making significant progress in his own journey. After being paralyzed in an accident, Abhir had been struggling to come to terms with his new reality. However, with the support of his family and the best medical treatment available in the USA, Abhir was slowly but surely showing signs of improvement. His legs, which had been paralyzed for so long, were finally starting to respond to the treatment, and he was beginning to regain some mobility. 

But Abhir's progress wasn't just limited to his physical health. He had also been working on his passion for singing, and was slowly but surely making a name for himself in the music industry. Despite his paralyzed legs, Abhir's voice was still as powerful and soulful as ever, and he was determined to pursue his dreams of becoming a singer.

One of the things that had held Abhir back in India was the stigma and judgment that he had faced due to his disability. People had often looked at him with pity or sympathy, and had doubted his ability to pursue a career in music. But in the USA, Abhir had found a more accepting and inclusive environment. People didn't judge him based on his paralyzed legs, but rather on his talent and his passion for music.

As a result, Abhir's career in singing was starting to take off. He was performing at local venues and events, and was even starting to gain a following on social media. People were drawn to his powerful voice and his inspiring story, and he was slowly but surely becoming a sensation in the music industry.

Abhira was overjoyed to see her brother's progress, and was incredibly proud of him for pursuing his dreams despite the challenges he had faced. She had always known that Abhir was talented, and she was thrilled to see him finally getting the recognition he deserved.

As Abhir's career continued to grow, he began to perform at bigger and better venues. He was soon playing to sold-out crowds, and was even starting to attract the attention of record labels and music industry professionals. Abhir's music was a unique blend of traditional Indian classical music and modern Western styles, and it was resonating with audiences all over the world.

As Abhir's music career began to take off, he was thrilled to find that his talent was being judged on its own merit, rather than being overshadowed by his disability. In the USA, he had found a community that was accepting and inclusive, where people looked beyond his wheelchair and saw the talented individual that he was.

As Abhira's life was changing for the better, Armaan's life was taking a different turn. After Abhira had left him, Armaan had been heartbroken. He had never imagined that he would lose the love of his life, and he had been devastated by her departure. He had tried to move on, to focus on his career and his friends, but he couldn't shake off the feeling of emptiness that had settled in his heart.

As time went by, Armaan's happiness began to fade away. He had always been a confident and charismatic person, but without Abhira by his side, he felt lost and uncertain. He would often find himself thinking about her, wondering what she was doing, and if she was happy. He would see her face in his mind, and his heart would ache with longing.

The words still lingered in Armaan's mind, a constant reminder of the pain and hurt he had caused Abhira. "I was never important to you, Armaan." The phrase echoed in his thoughts, a haunting refrain that he couldn't shake off. He had always thought that he had loved Abhira, that she was the most important person in his life. But now, he realized that his actions had spoken louder than his words. 

Every time he had to choose between Abhira and his family, he had chosen them. Every. Single. Time. The memory of those moments still haunted him, a painful reminder of his own weaknesses and failures. He had always thought that he was doing the right thing, that he was prioritizing his family's needs and expectations. But now, he saw that he had been wrong. He had been so blinded by his own ego and sense of duty that he had neglected Abhira's feelings and needs.

Armaan's mind was filled with regret and longing. He wished he could turn back the clock, make different choices, and prove to Abhira that she was important to him. But he knew it was too late. Abhira had moved on, and he was left to pick up the pieces of his own broken heart.

The memories of his mother's betrayal still lingered in Armaan's mind, a painful reminder of the sacrifices he had made for her. He had always loved and respected his mother, and had done everything in his power to protect and care for her. But when she had asked him to insult Abhira, he had realized that his love and loyalty had been misplaced.

"Let me remind you, Armaan, that the woman you chose over me, the woman you're so desperate to protect, is the same one who called you 'sautela', who abandoned you because I couldn't be a mother." Abhira's words still echoed in his mind, a harsh reminder of the truth. His mother had indeed called him 'sautela'

Armaan's mind was filled with regret and anger as he thought about his mother's betrayal. He had bailed her out of jail, had stood by her side through thick and thin, and had done everything in his power to make her happy. But in return, she had asked him to insult the woman he loved, to hurt the person who had brought joy and happiness into his life.

He realized now that his mother's actions had been motivated by her own selfish desires, and that she had never truly cared for him. She had used him for her own gain, and had manipulated him into doing her bidding. Armaan felt a deep sense of sadness and betrayal, knowing that the person he had loved and trusted the most had turned out to be a liar and a manipulator. 

As he thought about his mother's betrayal, Armaan couldn't help but wonder how he had been so blind. He had always thought that his mother loved him, that she had his best interests at heart. But now, he saw that she had been using him all along, manipulating him into doing her bidding and sacrificing his own happiness for her sake. '

Armaan's heart was heavy with regret and sorrow as he thought about the sacrifices he had made for his mother. He had given up Abhira, the love of his life, for his mother's sake. He had hurt the person who had loved him the most, and had sacrificed his own happiness for a woman who had never truly cared for him.