The days after Arahan's death felt like one long, painful nightmare.
The women did not cry quietly, instead they took action.
Sabiha stood up calmly. She went to Arahan's study, locked the door, and started checking files, hard drives, secret phones, and hidden messages. She stopped crying. Her sadness had turned into cold anger.
Anisha arrived the next morning. Her eyes were red, but her face was strong. Using her power as District Magistrate, she contacted people in intelligence, checked secret highway camera recordings, and got early police reports.
In just two days, they discovered the truth.
The attackers were not random thieves. The rocket launcher, the quiet guns, and the fast escape matched the style of a rival security company. That company had lost a big army contract because Arahan's better guns replaced their faulty ones. Their mistake had killed three soldiers and cost them billions.
Sabiha did not want a court case or FIR, she wanted revenge.
