When Prerna mentioned this, everyone at the party began to look at and talk to Charles angrily. Charles became enraged upon witnessing this. Charles was just about to say something when Governor Aman arrived. Everyone fell silent when they saw the governor, but Charles was still angry. The party members went one by one to meet Governor Aman. Sun and Prerna went to meet with the governor after seeing this.
Before Sun could say anything, Governor Aman spoke up. "You are Sun, correct?" I've heard a lot about you," then he said, glancing at Prerna. "So you're Rohan's daughter." Following the governor's remarks, both nodded in agreement. Sun replied, "You recognized me correctly. I am Sun, Malik's grandson, and I've also heard a lot about you. The governor, excited, asked, "So, what have you heard about me?
Sun says, "I've heard a lot about you; you can tell who is lying to you and who is telling the truth." That means that no one can deceive you, correct? Governor Aman smiled and asked, "What do you think?" Catching a lie or determining who is lying is very simple, my son. It doesn't work like that. You have no idea how many people in the world tell the truth, but everything is a lie. Prerna questioned, "What does that mean? I don't get it." Governor Aman states, "Consider this: someone may have said something that appears correct, but it is not correct; it is a lie." However, if that person has lived by this lie, then it is no longer a lie but rather the truth.
As soon as the governor becomes silent after explaining to Prerna, a servant takes him away. Prerna asks, perplexed, "Sun, did you get anything?"
Sun admits he didn't fully comprehend it, but he believes the governor has taught him a valuable life lesson.
Charles, on the other hand, became enraged when he saw the governor speaking with Sun and Prerna. Now he was so angry that he wouldn't back down, even to harm them.
Charles intends to kill both of them on the way, so he will have to hire an assassin to accomplish this. Meanwhile, we see the governor direct one of his servants to summon his daughter, Indumati, who is in her room. After a while, the servant appeared with Indumati. Indumati was a lovely young lady, about the same age as Sun and Prerna. When she arrived, the children her age were amazed simply by her appearance.
All of the party's important guests brought their sons to meet with the governor and his daughter, Indumati. Seeing this, Charles also takes his son to meet the governor and his daughter, Indumati. Because they want their son to marry the governor's daughter, Indumati, which will provide them with both power and wealth. Because Governor Aman was the governor of a financially rich city, his identity extended to the capital as well.
That's why they wanted their son to marry Indumati. The governor was also aware of this, so he requested that everyone refrain from discussing the matter for the time being.