Soumya’s decides for Harman-Surbhi’s life in Shakti

Soumya and Harman have a talk. Preeto makes a video call to Harman. Soumya asks Harman to answer the call. Harman tells her that its video call, which means that Preeto can see them. He asks Soumya to answer call if she wants. Preeto wants to see if Surbhi is with Harman.

Harman asks Soumya to sleep. She says Preeto will know it. He says she won’t know, sleep now. He answers call after making Soumya lie on the bed. He asks Preeto how is she, and how is Harak. Preeto asks about Surbhi. Harman tells her that Surbhi is sleeping, she took painkillers as she is unwell. Harman manages to fool Preeto.

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Soumya says you don’t do this right, you lie to Preeto. Surbhi comes and shows Soumya and Harman’s pictures. Soumya sees pictures and feels bad, saying its Harman and Surbhi’s honeymoon, but it’s just Soumya in pictures. She decides to stay in different room and give some time to Harman and Surbhi. Soumya tells Harman that she is worried by all this. Harman asks her not to take stress about anything, as he is always with her. Soumya asks him to accept Surbhi, if he wants to see Soumya happy. Will Harman break the hope Soumya is giving to Surbhi? Preeto will try to separate Harman and Soumya using Surbhi’s insecurities. Keep reading.

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