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S Scientists - Chapter 10

At the Court - Chapter 10

Saketh and the rest of the team were in the taxi. The Air conditioner was switched on, which made everyone freeze in the taxi. "Sir kahaan jaana hai?" The driver asked. Saketh replied, "Sir it would be more easier if you could speak in English. We have to get to the minister's court before 5." Saketh said, trying to reach out to the A.C switch. "Sir, is it possible if you could switch off the Air Conditioner?" Samhitha asked, wishing they had brought jackets and stuff.

The driver immediately switched the A.C off, which made the team quite relieved.

They started their journey towards the minister's grand court.

After they reached, something made their jaws drop . . .

The gates were locked! Saketh stepped further to question the securities. "Namaste, isn't the court open for today?" 

The securities replied, "Sorry Sir, the minister has gone to Shimla. He will be back after a month." 

"After a month?? We can't wait for a month! I'm already freezing!" Complained Samhitha.

They sadly left for the Taj Palace again. Back at the resort, Saketh logged into the news website and checked for the latest news.

"CHENNAI CM TALKING ABOUT S TEAM" the post said. Saketh called to the others. They all peeped into the tablet screen, while Saketh played the video of the CM's speech. 
"I am glad to say that the S Team has officialy found the Corona Medicine, but sadly, has failed. We have tested this Medicine on a sample man but something really bad happens. The man first grew large horns, and then he grew hooves, and at last grew a tiger face."

These words, spoken by the chief minister, made Saketh angry, but still, he controlled himself.


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