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"Ask Karan," Rahul replied calmly. "Or better yet, ask my future wife. They’ve been writing quite the script behind our backs."

Karan and Meera had been married for three years, a union everyone envied. However, Karan had become increasingly distant, buried in "work" that kept him out late. What Meera didn’t know was that Karan’s late nights were spent with Sanjana, Rahul’s fiancée. Their affair had started as a reckless mistake six months prior but had spiraled into a dangerous game of emotional roulette.

As dinner progressed, Rahul raised a toast to his upcoming wedding. "To loyalty," he said, his eyes lingering just a second too long on Karan. A heavy silence followed. Rahul had recently discovered an old burner phone in Sanjana’s gym bag, filled with messages that shattered his world. He wasn't there to celebrate; he was there to watch them squirm. "Ask Karan," Rahul replied calmly

"Loyalty is a rare currency these days, isn't it?" Rahul continued, his voice dropping an octave. He pulled out the burner phone and placed it on the center of the mahogany table. Sanjana’s face drained of color, and Karan’s hand trembled as he reached for his glass.

The air in the upscale apartment was thick with unspoken tension as the four friends—Karan, Meera, Rahul, and Sanjana—gathered for what was supposed to be a celebratory dinner. On the surface, they were the "Golden Square," a group of friends who had been inseparable since college. But beneath the laughter and expensive wine, a storm was brewing. However, Karan had become increasingly distant, buried in

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Meera, sensing the shift, looked from the phone to her husband. "Rahul, what is this?"