PK glanced at Lana and Luna as the car rolled smoothly through the city.
"So," he asked casually, as if discussing dinner plans,
"shall we choose our new home now?"
Both twins froze for half a second.
Then they nodded—slowly, shyly.
"Yes," Lana said softly.
"Yes," Luna echoed, her fingers tightening around his arm.
The driver turned toward Dragon Villa, the most prestigious villa enclave in Z City.
Dragon Villa was known as a place where money alone was not enough—status, discretion, and influence were equally required. Each villa ranged from 50 lakhs to over 2 crores, with the best properties reserved for those at the very top.
As they entered the gated community, towering trees lined the road, perfectly trimmed hedges forming natural walls. The air itself felt calmer, cleaner.
An agent greeted them quickly, sensing importance.
PK didn't waste words.
"Show me the top-end properties. All of them."
The agent swallowed and nodded eagerly.
They visited several villas—luxurious, elegant—but PK's expression remained unchanged.
Then they arrived at the last one.
A 2-crore villa, nestled between a gentle mountain slope and a flowing river.
The moment they stepped out of the car, even the twins went silent.
The estate spanned nearly 10 acres.
At the center stood the main villa, modern yet timeless in design—stone, glass, and wood blending naturally with the surroundings. A landscaped garden surrounded it, with walking paths, flowering trees, and an artificial stream flowing through the property, connected to the natural river beyond.
A separate, well-designed building stood discreetly to the side—for staff and maintenance.
Lana whispered, "It's… beautiful."
They went inside.
The villa had five floors, each designed with purpose:
Ground floor:
A grand living hall with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the river, a formal dining area, an open kitchen, and a private study.
Second floor:
Three spacious bedrooms, each with balconies facing greenery, plus a family lounge.
Third floor:
The master floor.
A massive master bedroom with a panoramic view of the mountains and river, walk-in closets, a luxury bathroom, and a private balcony where the wind flowed freely.
Fourth floor:
A reading room, home office, and a soundproof media room.
Top floor:
A gym, yoga space, and an open terrace—perfect for watching sunsets.
PK walked slowly, taking it all in.
Then he turned to the twins.
"Are you satisfied?"
Lana nodded immediately.
Luna nodded just as firmly.
Their eyes were shining.
PK smiled faintly.
"Good."
Back at the agency, the paperwork was completed without delay.
2 crores—paid in full.
As they stood up to leave, PK turned to Lana and Luna again.
"If you want any changes—interiors, layout, anything—tell them. This is your home."
The twins didn't speak.
They simply held his hands, one on each side.
On the way back, none of them spoke much. The silence was comfortable—full, not empty.
When they reached Law Manor, the scene waiting for them felt surreal.
Lined up neatly in front:
The black Benz G-Class
Two BMW Series 5s—red and blue
A white Porsche, gleaming under the light
The front door opened suddenly.
Eve rushed out.
She saw the Porsche.
Then she saw PK.
Without thinking, she ran straight to him and threw her arms around him.
"Thank you," she said, voice full of emotion.
PK caught her easily.
Eve realized what she'd done and stepped back quickly, her face flushing red.
She whispered, "I… really love it," and hurried inside, embarrassed.
Lana and Luna watched the scene quietly.
They didn't say anything.
They only smiled—knowing this was just the beginning.
And for the first time, PK felt something settle deep inside his chest.
A home.
Not just a house—but a place where he belonged.