IT'S NOT OVER

Chapter 89

Heera kept glancing at her watch and then out at the road, her impatience growing with every passing minute. "How much longer to the railway station?" she demanded in an irritated tone. "If I miss the Tirupati train, you'll have to get me there in this auto."

"Madam, why don't you book a cab?" the auto-driver suggested.

She forced a tight smile. "I didn't ask for advice. Just focus on driving."

After what seemed like an eternity, but was only 15 minutes, Heera jumped out of the auto, paid the driver, and dashed into the railway station. Her heart sank as she saw the train slowly pulling away from the platform. In her haste, she stumbled over someone's luggage and fell to the ground.

"No! Oh, God, no!" she cried out, watching helplessly as the train picked up speed and disappeared from sight.

Meanwhile, the owner of the fallen luggage approached, exclaiming, "Oh no!" as he spotted his suitcase on the ground.

He stretched out his hand to retrieve his luggage, but Heera, still dazed from