Abhira finds herself in a difficult situation as she attempts to reach out to Myra, who seems to be in distress. Despite Abhira’s efforts to help, Myra chooses to ignore her request completely. In a moment of desperation, Abhira calls out to Myra, hoping to connect with her, but Myra refuses to acknowledge her presence. Instead, she refers to Abhira as a stranger, which deepens the divide between them.
Abhira tries to explain her intentions and the support she wishes to offer, but Myra remains unyielding, insisting that she does not know Abhira. Myra reveals her feelings of betrayal, mentioning her father and expressing a sense of loneliness. Overwhelmed by her emotions, she decides to return to the hostel, seeking solace away from the situation.
Seeing Myra leave, Abhira turns to Arman for assistance, urging him to stop Myra and have a conversation with her. However, Arman responds with blame, accusing Abhira of upsetting Myra and suggesting that her actions are the reason for Myra’s distress. Abhira, feeling frustrated, counters Arman’s accusations by suggesting that instead of reacting negatively, he should approach Myra and try to convince her to talk.
Arman retorts that Abhira does not truly understand Myra and her needs. Abhira points out that Myra has not spoken to him and that he should consider how Myra feels, especially after believing for eight years that she harbors hatred towards her. She pleads with Arman to go after Myra, but Arman insists that when Myra is angry, she needs space, and that Abhira fails to grasp this. Ultimately, Arman decides to return to the Poddar house, leaving Abhira worried about Myra’s well-being.
Meanwhile, Disha expresses her concerns to Aryan, suggesting that they should inform Damyanti about the situation involving Abhira and Arman before it escalates. She emphasizes that if Damyanti hears about it from someone else, the repercussions could be severe. Aryan, however, refuses to disclose the truth, believing that maintaining the lie might help keep Arman and Abhira apart. Disha warns that their relationship could be at risk if the truth comes to light.
In a separate confrontation, Abhira approaches the principal to request assistance for Myra. The principal questions why she would advocate for someone else’s child, but Abhira stands firm in her support for Myra. Unfortunately, the principal declines her request. In a twist of fate, Abhira discovers that the principal’s car has a flat tire. Seizing the opportunity, she offers to fix the car in exchange for the principal’s help with her request regarding Myra.
Meanwhile, Mukti finds Myra in a vulnerable state, crying and clearly upset. She informs Myra that the principal is calling for her, but Myra is overwhelmed and breaks down further. Mukti, feeling helpless, prays to God, asking for relief for Myra and hoping that an angel might come to ease her pain.
As events unfold, Abhira takes the time to explain the truth about her engagement with Arman to Myra. This conversation helps Myra realize that her anger towards Arman was misplaced and unnecessary. Meanwhile, Arman senses that Myra may need him and decides to seek her out. When they finally meet, Arman sincerely apologizes, assuring Myra that he could never betray her.
Myra, curious about Abhira’s presence at the Poddar house, asks Arman for clarification. He explains that Disha’s family holds traditional values, which complicates the situation. Myra expresses her desire for Abhira to return home once Kaveri recovers and Aryan’s wedding takes place. Abhira, overhearing this, contemplates whether Myra might also be willing to give her a second chance. Myra confides in Arman that seeing Abhira at their house after such a long time has unsettled her. She insists that Abhira is not there to stay permanently and asks Arman to ensure she leaves soon. Myra then poses a question to Arman, wondering if he will also be able to forgive Abhira.
In the upcoming scenes, Abhira and Arman participate in the celebration of Gangaur. During this time, Arman expresses his concern for Abhira, noting that despite a wardrobe nearly falling on her, she still prioritizes his worries.
Abhira responds with a heavy heart, suggesting that it would have been better for her to have died, as it would alleviate Arman’s problems. She expresses her belief that he harbors hatred towards her. In response, Arman, clearly taken aback, asks her if she is out of her mind for thinking he hates her. He then confesses his love for her, leaving the emotional tension hanging in the air.
