As Aashvika and Abhimanyu walked into the house, they were met with concerned faces. The family could sense that something was wrong, and they gathered around, eager to hear what had happened. Aashvika took a deep breath and began to explain, her voice shaking with emotion. She told them about their visit to Mr. Saxena's office, and how they had overheard him talking to someone on the phone. She told them about how he had been laughing and joking, and how he had revealed that he was actually working for Inaaya.

The family's faces were equally shocked and outraged as they listened to Aashvika's story. Parth's eyes widened in anger, and he clenched his fists in frustration. Krishnaa's face turned pale with worry, and she looked like she was about to faint. Aarushi's eyes filled with tears, and she reached out to hug Aashvika. "Oh my god, Aashvika, I'm so sorry," she said. "We had no idea. We trusted him completely." Abhimanyu nodded in agreement, his face grim. "We all did," he said. "But we can't let that stop us. We have to keep fighting, no matter what. We owe it to Ekansh to prove his innocence and bring the truth to light."

The family nodded in agreement, determination etched on their faces. They knew it wouldn't be easy, but they were ready to face the challenge head-on. Together, they began to brainstorm, coming up with a new plan to prove Ekansh's innocence and take down Inaaya and Mr. Saxena once and for all. They talked about gathering evidence, and finding new witnesses who could testify on Ekansh's behalf. They talked about exposing Mr. Saxena's betrayal, and making sure that he paid for what he had done. As they sat around the living room, discussing and planning, Aashvika couldn't help but feel a sense of hope. They had been dealt a setback, but they weren't giving up. They were going to fight, and they were going to win. For Ekansh, for the truth, and for justice.

As the night wore on, the family's determination only grew stronger. They were a team, united in their quest for justice. They were going to work together, using all of their skills and resources to prove Ekansh's innocence. Aashvika felt a sense of pride and admiration for her family. They were strong, resilient, and determined. They were going to get through this, together. As they finally began to wind down, exhausted from the events of the day, Aashvika felt a sense of hope that she hadn't felt in a long time. They were going to win this fight, and they were going to do it together.

The next morning, the family gathered again, ready to put their plan into action. They were a team, united and determined. They were going to prove Ekansh's innocence, no matter what it took. As they sat around the kitchen table, sipping their coffee and discussing their plan, Aashvika felt a sense of excitement and anticipation. They were on a mission, and they were going to see it through to the end. They were going to fight for justice, and they were going to win.

As Mr. Saxena entered the house, he wore a fake expression of concern on his face. "What's wrong, everyone?" he asked, his voice dripping with insincerity. "You all look like you've lost your last hope." Aashvika's eyes narrowed as she gazed at Mr. Saxena. She had never felt such intense anger and betrayal before. Without hesitation, she stepped forward and slapped Mr. Saxena across the face. The sound of the slap echoed through the room, and everyone's eyes widened in shock. Aashvika's hand stung from the impact, but she didn't care. She was too angry, too hurt, and too betrayed.

"How could you?" Aashvika spat, her voice trembling with rage. "How could you betray us like this? We trusted you, we thought you were on our side." Mr. Saxena laughed, a cold, mirthless sound. "You're so naive," he sneered. "You think you can trust anyone in this world? I'm just doing what's best for me, and if that means betraying you, then so be it." Abhimanyu stepped forward, his eyes blazing with anger. "You're going to pay for this, Saxena," he growled. "We're going to make sure you regret ever crossing us." Mr. Saxena just smiled, a cold, calculating smile. He seemed to be enjoying the fact that he had managed to deceive them so thoroughly.

The family's anger and frustration were palpable, and the air in the room seemed to vibrate with tension. Aashvika's slap had been a spark that had ignited a fire of rage and determination. They were all thinking the same thing - how could Mr. Saxena do this to them? How could he betray their trust so callously? The questions swirled in their minds, but they knew they didn't have time to dwell on them. They had to act, and they had to act fast. Ekansh's fate was hanging in the balance, and they were the only ones who could save him.

Mr. Saxena's smile grew wider as he watched the family's anger and frustration build. He seemed to be savoring the moment, enjoying the fact that he had managed to deceive them so thoroughly. "You're too late," he said, his voice dripping with malice. "You don't have time to do anything now. Ekansh's fate is sealed, and there's nothing you can do to change it." Aashvika felt a cold dread creeping up her spine as she listened to Mr. Saxena's words. She knew that he was right, that time was running out for Ekansh. But she refused to give up. She refused to accept that Ekansh was going to be punished for a crime he didn't commit.

"We'll see about that," Aashvika spat, her eyes blazing with determination. "We'll find a way to save Ekansh, no matter what it takes." Mr. Saxena just laughed, a cold, mirthless sound. "I'm shaking in my boots," he said. "But go ahead, try to save Ekansh. You'll just end up failing, and Ekansh will pay the price for your foolishness." With that, Mr. Saxena turned and walked away, leaving the family to seethe with anger and frustration. But Aashvika just smiled, a cold, determined smile. She was going to save Ekansh, no matter what it took. And she was going to make sure that Mr. Saxena paid for his betrayal.

Here is the revised version:

The family was in a state of panic, their minds racing with thoughts of how they were going to manage to find another lawyer in such a short amount of time. They had only 24 hours left before the court's deadline, and the thought of finding a new lawyer, someone who could take on the case and win, seemed like an impossible task. The family's faces were etched with worry and defeat, their eyes sunken with the weight of their desperation.

Aashvika paced back and forth in the living room, her mind racing with thoughts of what they could do. She had never felt so helpless in her life, so unable to do anything to change the course of events. She thought about all the lawyers they had contacted, all the ones who had turned them down, and she felt a sense of despair wash over her. How were they going to find someone who could help them in such a short amount of time?

Abhimanyu sat on the couch, his head in his hands, his eyes closed in frustration. He had never felt so defeated in his life, so unable to do anything to change the course of events. He thought about all the things they had tried, all the lawyers they had contacted, and he felt a sense of hopelessness wash over him. They were running out of time, and they were running out of options.

Krishnaa sat in the corner, still and silent, her eyes fixed on the floor. She hadn't said a word since they had returned from Mr. Saxena's office, and her silence was starting to unnerve the others. They knew she was upset, but they had no idea what was going through her mind.

Parth stood by the window, staring out at the sky. He had never felt so helpless in his life, so unable to do anything to change the course of events. He thought about all the things they had tried, all the lawyers they had contacted, and he felt a sense of frustration wash over him. They were running out of time, and they were running out of options.

Aarushi sat on the floor, her eyes fixed on the ground. She had never seen her family so defeated, so unable to do anything to change the course of events. She thought about Ekansh, sitting in his cell, waiting for them to come and save him. She felt a sense of sadness wash over her, a sense of loss for not being able to do more to help him.

The family sat in silence for a long time, each lost in their own thoughts. They were all thinking the same thing - how were they going to find a new lawyer in such a short amount of time? How were they going to save Ekansh? The questions swirled in their minds, but they had no answers. They were running out of time, and they were running out of options.

As Abhimanyu and Parth left abruptly, the atmosphere in the room became even more tense. Aashvika and Aarushi were on edge, their minds racing with thoughts of what they could do to save Ekansh. They had been counting on Mr. Saxena to help them, but now that he had betrayed them, they were back to square one. Aashvika felt a sense of desperation wash over her as she thought about the clock ticking away. They had only 24 hours left to find a new lawyer and come up with a new plan. It seemed like an impossible task, but Aashvika was determined to try.

Krishnaa, who had been sitting silently in the corner, suddenly laughed softly. The sound was unexpected and sent a shiver down Aashvika's spine. Krishnaa's eyes locked onto Aashvika's, and she muttered, "Why do we need another lawyer when we've a lawyer among us? Can't you fight for your husband's innocence?" Aashvika's eyes widened in surprise as she stared at Krishnaa. She hadn't expected Krishnaa to speak up, let alone suggest that Aashvika take on the role of lawyer. Aashvika felt a surge of uncertainty as she thought about Krishnaa's words. Could she really do it? Could she really take on the role of lawyer and fight for Ekansh's innocence?

Aarushi's eyes also widened in surprise, and she turned to Krishnaa. "Krishnaa, what are you saying?" she asked. "Aashvika can't just take on the role of lawyer. She's not qualified." Krishnaa's smile grew wider, and she leaned forward. "That's not true," she said. "Aashvika has been studying law for years. She's more than qualified to take on this case." Aashvika's mind was reeling as she stared at Krishnaa. She had never thought about taking on the role of lawyer, but now that Krishnaa had suggested it, she felt a spark of determination ignite within her.

As Aashvika thought about Krishnaa's words, she felt a sense of uncertainty wash over her. Could she really do it? Could she really take on the role of lawyer and fight for Ekansh's innocence? She thought about all the times she had studied law, all the books she had read and the cases she had studied. She thought about her passion for justice and her desire to prove Ekansh's innocence. And as she thought about it, she felt a sense of determination grow within her. She was going to do it. She was going to take on the role of lawyer and fight for Ekansh's innocence.

Aashvika's eyes locked onto Krishnaa's, and she nodded. "I'll do it," she said. "I'll take on the role of lawyer and fight for Ekansh's innocence." Krishnaa's smile grew wider, and she nodded. "I knew you could do it," she said. "You're the only one who can save Ekansh now." Aarushi's eyes widened in surprise, and she turned to Aashvika. "Aashvika, are you sure?" she asked. "This is a big responsibility. Are you sure you're ready for it?" Aashvika nodded, her determination growing with every passing moment. "I'm positive," she said. "I'm going to do everything in my power to prove Ekansh's innocence and bring him home."

Krishnaa's words hung in the air like a challenge, leaving Aashvika and Aarushi stunned. "What do you mean?" Aashvika asked, her voice barely above a whisper. "How can you arrange proof of Ekansh's innocence?" Krishnaa's smile grew wider, and she leaned forward, her eyes glinting with a hint of mischief. "Let's just say I have my ways," she said. "I've been watching, listening, and gathering information. And I think I can help you prove Ekansh's innocence." Aashvika's mind was racing as she tried to process Krishnaa's words. She had always known that Krishnaa was intelligent and resourceful, but she had no idea she was capable of something like this.

Aarushi's eyes widened in surprise, and she turned to Krishnaa. "Krishnaa, how is this possible?" she asked. "You've been so quiet, so reserved. We had no idea you were working on something like this." Krishnaa's smile grew wider, and she shrugged. "I like to keep people guessing," she said. "But I've been working behind the scenes, gathering evidence and building a case. And I think I have enough to prove Ekansh's innocence." Aashvika's eyes were fixed on Krishnaa, her mind racing with questions. How had Krishnaa managed to gather evidence without them even knowing? What kind of evidence did she have? And how was she going to use it to prove Ekansh's innocence?

As Aashvika thought about Krishnaa's words, she felt a surge of hope and determination. She knew that they still had a long way to go, but with Krishnaa's help, she felt like they might actually have a chance. She turned to Krishnaa, her eyes filled with gratitude. "Thank you, Krishnaa," she said. "Thank you for doing this. We owe you one." Krishnaa's smile grew wider, and she shook her head. "You don't owe me anything," she said. "I'm just doing what needs to be done. Now let's get to work. We have a lot to do." Aashvika nodded, her mind racing with the tasks ahead. She knew that they had a long and difficult road ahead of them, but with Krishnaa's help, she felt like they might actually be able to prove Ekansh's innocence.

Krishnaa's eyes sparkled with determination as she stood up. "Let's get started," she said. "We have a lot of work to do, and not a lot of time to do it in." Aashvika and Aarushi nodded, their faces set with determination. They knew that they had a long and difficult road ahead of them, but they were ready to face it head-on. With Krishnaa's help, they felt like they might actually be able to prove Ekansh's innocence and bring him home. As they set to work, Aashvika felt a sense of hope and determination that she hadn't felt in weeks. They were going to do this, she thought. They were going to prove Ekansh's innocence and bring him home.