"Kya kar paogi in baccho ke liye? You'll spend your life time then also wont be able to give them a good life. But I can help you. I'll make sure you and your orphanage is given monetary help also." Satya gave her another reason to make Sai agree to his plan.

Sai kept quite for sometime as she wondered monetary help will be very useful for the orphanage but the very next moment she stopped her chain of thoughts. "No, you please go from here." Sai answered firmly.

Satya didn't know how to convince her, what reason to give her then suddenly he decided to explore her emotional weakness. "If you don't want to do it for money also then do it for revenge." Satya played his trump card. 

"Revenge" Sai repeated after him as if already attracted by the idea. 

"I know everything Sai....every torture, every injustice he did to you. You loved him and he thought he owned you. You were pregnant with his baby. You lost your baby before it was even born because some of his enemies attacked you to get back to him. He was responsible for your baby's death. You tried to break up with him and he held you captive like some slave. Don't you want to take revenge from that man?" Satya asked, he knew Sai will definitely agree now.

Sai just kept looking at him as the pain she had long buried deep down in her heart resurfaced. "I need some time to think." Sai could only utter these words and went inside the orphanage.

She ran inside her room and opened her cupboard. She searched frantically for something and finally found it hidden in the corner. She took it out and clutched it to her heart as she cried her heart out. It was a pair of woolen baby socks which she had made for her baby. She sat down on the floor as the scenes from her past life started floating in front of her eyes one by one. She kept sitting there whole day. She spent next two days in continuously thinking about her past and what Satya has told her. Satya didn't disturb her in these two days. He knew she needed time.

Satya visited orphanage again. He asked for Sai there but she was not in orphanage. Satya was about to return when he noticed that one luxurious car stopped at there and Sai came out of it. She came inside and found Satya waiting for her. 

"I was about to call you today." Sai said but Satya didn't listen to her as he kept looking at the car with questioning eyes.

"They were Mr. & Mrs. Malhotra. Bahut ameer log hain lekin koi aulaad nahi hai. Hamare orphanage se bachha adopt karna chahte hain. Main unke ghar gayi thi verification ke liye, hamari routine process hai." Sai explained and Satya nodded at her. 

Sai continued, "Un logo ke pas duniya ki sari daulat hai phir bhi unki life bachhe ke bina adhuri hai. Ek couple ke liye, khastaur par ek ladki ke liye uska bachha ek sapne ki tarah hota hai. Mere miscarriage ke baad mera sapna toot gaya. Main yaha itne saalo se is orphanage mein in bachho ke sath life spend kar rahi hoon, socha tha meri life ka adhurapan bhi mit jayega. Lekin us din aapki baatein sun kar jaise sari galatfemi dur ho gayi, maine socha tha mere zakhm bhar chuke hain lekin......" Sai trailed off as she couldn't control her tears.

"I can understand. You may not have talked or even thought about your past since years. Talk about it....let it out of your system." Satya encouraged her to share her pain.