Theeran, who said he wanted to go abroad, asked Bhadran for help. Bhadran replied that he would only help if Theeran always called him 'father'.
After thinking for a few moments, Theeran couldn't think of any other option. So he agreed to what Bhadran said.
"Okay, Dad, I'll call you 'father' from now on. Please make sure Mom doesn't find out," Theeran said. "I'll take care of all those problems. Are you going there alone? Who is coming with you?" Bhadran asked.
At that moment, Theeran took out his phone, called someone, said something, and then, looking at Bhadran, said, "Yes, Dad, I'm going alone," and walked towards the top floor of the hospital.
Bhadran followed him to the top floor. A cool breeze blew against their faces. It was something Bhadran was used to. But Theeran was just a child, wasn't he? Thinking that Theeran might feel cold, he took off his coat and wrapped it around Theeran. Theeran looked up at Bhadran, gave him a glance, and without saying anything, turned back and stared at the dark, cloudy sky.
A short while later, a helicopter flew down from above and landed on the empty helipad on the hospital's rooftop. While Bhadran was watching it thoughtfully, Theeran said, "Dad... I'm leaving. Remember what I told you. Take good care of Mom and the baby," and got into the helicopter.
Without even giving Bhadran time to speak, the large machine started to take off the moment Theeran boarded it. Bhadran's eyes widened in shock. Bhadran being shocked was a rare occurrence. Beyond that, many questions arose before him, and wanting to know the answers, he took out his phone and called someone. He ordered, "Narasimha Theeran is going alone on board. Find out where he's going and who he's going to see. Most importantly, make sure no harm comes to him," and after hanging up, he glanced at the helicopter that had disappeared into the sky like a tiny dot, and then went downstairs.
Entering the room, Bhadran saw that Mullai and Vaishnavi were fast asleep. As he lay down beside them, countless questions gnawed at his mind.
He had already been suspicious of Theeran's behavior, as he wasn't acting like a child but rather like some important man. Now, seeing him go alone in a helicopter, he felt there was some mystery behind him. He wondered what it could be.
Just then, Mullai's soft hand fell on his chest. He snapped out of his thoughts and looked at her. Mullai was asleep, her face peaceful. Her lips were red and moist.
As he continued to look at her, Mullai stirred in her sleep, moved closer to Bhadran, and put her leg over him. Now her face was touching Bhadran's.
Her breath mingled with his, and her scent lingered sweetly in his mind. Bhadran felt an electric current coursing through his body. He tried to control the overwhelming urge to hold her, clenching his teeth, but he couldn't. The kiss he had given her yesterday now tormented him.
Unable to control the urge to taste her lips again, he gently kissed the sleeping woman's lips, barely touching them, and immediately pulled away. He knew that if he kissed her deeply, he wouldn't be able to control his emotions, and he feared something might go wrong. So, he gave her a gentle kiss, closed his eyes, and lay down.
Sleep didn't come. It was 3 AM, and he stayed awake until dawn. During this time, Vaishnavi had rolled over and was lying on top of Bhadran. Bhadran lay quietly, carrying both his mother and daughter. The first to wake up was Mullai.
When she woke up, she was startled to see herself sleeping with her arms and legs wrapped around Bhadran. She quickly moved away from him and rushed to the bathroom.
After she left, Bhadran opened his eyes, gently placed Vaishnavi, who was still lying on him, back on the bed, and got up and went outside. A short while later, he returned with a packet in his hand. Now Vaishnavi was awake and talking to Mullai.
Seeing Bhadran, Vaishnavi asked, "Dad, where did you go? I was asking Mom where you were."
Bhadran replied, "Little one, I went to the shop to buy breakfast. Come, let's eat." Vaishnavi sat down next to him and asked, "Dad, where is Anna?"
Mullai, who had also been looking for him, now asked Bhadran, "Yes, sir, where is Theera? I haven't seen him since I woke up." Bhadran stammered, unsure what to say.
"Well... he..." he fumbled for words, but before he could say anything, Mullai asked, "Tell me, sir, where did he go?"
"Didn't he tell you before he left?" she began to question.
For the first time in his life, Bhadran was at a loss for words. That rare incident had been caused by his own son.
At the same time, Theeran had arrived here aboard a helicopter. Yukesh, who had been waiting for his arrival, greeted Theeran enthusiastically as soon as he arrived.
Furthermore, Yukesh approached Theeran saying, "Theera, you've arrived? Come... come... I was waiting for you." Just as Bhadran is a huge business king in India, Yukesh is a business king here. He is 30 years old and still unmarried.
He has a six-pack physique and an attractive appearance that captivates everyone who sees him. But that's just his outward appearance. Inside, he is extremely cruel. He doesn't have any circle of friends.
He has only been acquainted with Theeran for the past two years. And not as a friend, but as a father figure to Theeran. Whenever Theeran calls him "Yukeshappa...", an inexplicable joy fills his heart, and it lingers sweetly in his mind.
Seeing Yukesh lost in thought, Theeran asked seriously, "Yukeshappa, what happened? Why did you ask me to come so urgently?"
Yukesh replied, "Yes, Theera, there is a problem. Since you went to India, Thomas was managing our company. But a couple of days ago, someone murdered him, dumped his body in a room in our company building, and then set the entire floor on fire." "When our shareholders heard about this, they all started pestering us, demanding their shares back."
Yugesh paused for a few seconds, giving Theeran time to understand, and then explained the remaining problem in detail. "When I asked why, they said there's no security in this company, and that what happened to Thomas could happen to them tomorrow. That's why they're causing so much trouble, saying they want to take their shares and leave," Yugesh finished.
After listening to everything Yugesh said, Theeran looked up and stared intently at Yugesh. "Yugesh, you still haven't found out who that killer is? And it's been two days?" Theeran asked, sounding surprised, and for a moment, Yugesh's face changed.
However, without showing it to Theeran, he spoke thoughtfully. "Yes... Theera, I know who it is. But I don't know why he's doing this. That's why I had you come here," Yugesh said.
Theeran replied, "Yugesh, even if I told you, you wouldn't believe me. Besides, the problem is between me and them. So I'll deal with this myself. I'll only ask for your help if I need it," Theeran said indifferently, which angered Yugesh.
"Theera, do you think I'm just some nobody? Don't you have faith in me?" Yugesh shouted, and all his bodyguards looked on in shock. Until now, such a discussion had never taken place between the two. But now they were watching what was happening.
Theeran calmly looked at Yugesh and countered, "Do you think I think that?" This question made Yugesh's head spin for a moment.
"Theera!" ....Before he could say anything, Theeran held out his hand and stopped Yukesh, saying decisively, "That's enough, don't talk about that matter anymore."
Yukesh, in anger, punched the edge of the sofa with his fist and got up and left. Yukesh's bodyguards, who were watching this, were surprised as always.
Their cruel boss, a ruthless monster who showed no mercy to anyone, submitting only to Theeran, was a huge shock to them. They still didn't know why. When even Yukesh himself didn't know the answer, how could they?
Theeran, with an expressionless face as if nothing had happened, got up from the sofa, went outside the house, and got into his car and drove away.
Yukesh, watching Theeran leave from the upper floor, had more worry than anger in his eyes. "Theera, why don't you understand? The person who considers you an enemy is no ordinary man. He's very dangerous. He'll destroy you without a trace, without even considering you a child. What exactly is the conflict between you two? Why won't you tell me?" Many thoughts raced through Yukesh's mind.
Just then, he heard the sound of a message arriving on his mobile phone. He picked it up to see what it was. Theeran had sent him a message asking him to come to the company immediately. Yukesh saw it, went downstairs, got into another car, and drove off.
Suddenly, two cars blocked the path of the car Theeran was traveling in. The driver, not expecting this, slammed on the brakes. Theeran looked up questioningly.