Purvi sits beside Manas, patting his head, worried that Mukhi Ji hasn’t returned yet. She has to wake up at 4 a.m. for the puja and wonders if Sakshi is up to something. She suddenly sees Virender behind her and is startled. Virender tells her he never left her. Manas, still awake, asks who she is talking to and reminds her that she tells him to sleep at 10, yet she is the one talking. Purvi says it’s his Baba, but Manas doesn’t see anyone. She turns back and finds Virender gone, realizing she was talking to him in her dreams. She questions what’s happening and feels like she’s losing her mind.
Virender appears again, patting her head, telling her not to call herself mad. She insists he is just in her thoughts and not actually there. She worries about Sakshi’s plans, but Virender teases her, calling her a detective and telling her to rest. He reminds her it’s already 10 p.m. and pats her head to sleep. The next morning, Anjali is preparing for puja when Yogi asks why she is making extra efforts this time. She says she wants to do it properly and thanks him for accepting her and her baby. Yogi tells her he is happy with her. She acknowledges that Purvi changed her life and prays for her happiness, hoping Sakshi and Prakashi won’t harm her. Yogi reassures her.
Purvi decides to get Goyal’s number from Sakshi to find out about Virender. She enters Sakshi’s room and is shocked to see Virender and Sakshi together. Virender wakes up, confused, and asks Sakshi what’s happening. Sakshi says they are back together. Virender immediately gets up, unable to recall how he ended up there. Purvi, in tears, refuses to listen to him, saying she waited all night while he was with Sakshi. She regrets fasting for him and says their relationship is over. Virender insists he doesn’t remember anything and accuses Sakshi of mixing something in his drink. He grabs her by the throat, demanding answers.
Sakshi admits she drugged him, saying she did it out of love. She offers Purvi money to leave Virender, but he slaps her and refuses to listen.
Purvi, hurt and betrayed, tells Virender not to touch her. She reminds him how he once blamed her unfairly but now expects her to believe him. She throws her mangalsutra on the floor, wipes off her sindoor, and runs out. Sakshi smirks as she picks up the mangalsutra. Purvi’s dupatta catches fire as she runs. Virender chases after her, putting out the fire, but she throws the dupatta away. She keeps running, stepping on glass shards, injured but determined to leave.
Meanwhile, Sakshi prepares for puja and tells Renu that Purvi is gone for good. Anjali and Yogi are shocked by her confidence. Virender desperately searches for Purvi, calling out her name. She hides in a corner, hearing him but refusing to respond. Virender searches for Bawri everywhere, unaware that she is hiding nearby, covering her mouth as she cries. He passes right in front of her, but she remains silent. Once he leaves, dejected, she breaks down, questioning Kanha Ji about why He gave her happiness only to take it away. She wonders why she was separated from Mukhi Ji.
Just then, Anjali calls and asks where she is. Purvi refuses to say but insists she will never return to the haveli. Anjali asks where she will go, but Purvi has no answer. She knows she can’t return home because her father would take her back to Mukhi Ji out of greed. She declares she never wants to see Virender again. Determined to earn enough to repay her Mol, she asks Anjali to take care of Manas and Juhi. She makes Anjali promise not to reveal anything about her whereabouts to anyone. Anjali reluctantly agrees and asks her to take care of herself.
Virender, lost in thoughts of Purvi, returns home. Sakshi, excited to see him, reminds him of the puja mahurat and tries to take him inside. Instead, he throws away the puja thaal in anger, blaming her for ruining everything. He accuses her of destroying his family, snatching Bawri and the kids from him. He reminds her that Purvi saved her life, took care of her home, yet Sakshi repaid her by taking everything away. Sakshi defends herself, saying she only tried to reclaim her husband. Virender furiously tells her she is not his wife and calls her actions a sin.
He declares that while she may have gotten his body, his soul belongs to Bawri, and he will love her forever. He orders Sakshi to leave the haveli for good. She pleads, insisting she can’t live without him, but he remains firm. He drags her out as Renu tries to intervene, but he silences her, ordering the servants to ensure Sakshi never returns. Meanwhile, Anjali tells stories to Manas and Juhi, but they are unimpressed. They miss their Haathi. Anjali lies that Purvi went to buy toys, but Renu bluntly reveals that she left the house. Shocked, Manas and Juhi refuse to listen and decide to find her themselves. They take Kanha Ji’s idol from Purvi’s room and sneak out of the house.
Elsewhere, Purvi secures a small house on rent despite the landlady’s hesitation about renting to a single woman. She agrees to pay 5,000 as rent.
Manas and Juhi wander the streets, unsure where to look for Haathi. Juhi recalls that Purvi always said Kanha Ji guides those who ask with a pure heart. They stand in the middle of the road and pray. Suddenly, a van approaches them. The landlady, passing by, pulls them to safety just in time. She scolds them, but they explain that they were asking Kanha Ji to help them find Haathi.
When they mention Choti Mukhiyayini, the woman realizes they mean Purvi. She takes the children to Purvi’s house, where they reunite with her. They hug her tightly, asking why she left them. They tell her they couldn’t sleep without her and give her Kanha Ji’s idol. Purvi places it on the table and asks them to sit. Back at the haveli, Virender panics as the children are nowhere to be found. He interrogates the guard, furious that he failed to protect them. Anjali tells him they have checked everywhere. Renu suggests informing the police.
She also blames Anjali for keeping the truth from the children, arguing that they had to find out eventually. The two women argue until Virender orders them to stop. He reports the kids missing to the police, fearing for their safety. At Purvi’s house, Manas and Juhi playfully scold her for leaving them. Manas even refuses to go to the bathroom, saying she must be punished first. Juhi demands that she make custard.
Purvi agrees, but as they step out, they spot a police officer questioning an ice cream vendor about them. They quickly hide. Meanwhile, Virender, heartbroken, stares at an old photo album. He feels abandoned—first by his mother, then by Purvi and now his kids. He concludes that he is destined to be alone. In frustration, he throws the album into the bin and lights a match, setting it on fire.
