The Catfight Network

Battle in Village

Once upon a time, in a hot village day, Sidra was wearing a black dress with a hairband. She had finished cleaning all her clothes and kitchen items and decided to take a bath at the tube well. Little did she know that Rukhsaar in similar black dress also had the same idea.

Sidra wrapped her hair and got into the tube well, unaware of Rukhsaar's presence.

Rukhsaar approached and confronted Sidra,

Sidra, with her hair wrapped up, glared at Rukhsaar. "What do you want? Stay away from me, you b***h!"

Rukhsaar, exhausted and in need of a shower, snapped back, "Don't bother me! I'm already tired and I need this bath. Go away, it's already occupied, kamini."

Sidra retorted, "I'm not bothering you, but it seems like you're trying to start trouble with me. Even the men of the village stay away from you. Such a b***h you are! Yes, stay away and let me bathe."

Rukhsaar mocked, "And what about you, huh? I'm the best; they desire me."

Determined not to back down, Sidra declared, "No, I came first, so I'll take my bath first."

Rukhsaar challenged, "So you want to fight, huh?"

Refusing to be intimidated, Sidra affirmed, "Okay then, if you really want a fight, I'll never disappoint you."

Rukhsaar taunted, "Teri oqat ni ha ke tik sky. Aja."

As Rukhsaar made space for Sidra in the tube well, both of them began splashing water on themselves. The deserted afternoon provided the perfect backdrop for them to release their pent-up frustration on each other.

Without warning, Sidra rushed at Rukhsaar, grabbing her by the hair. But Rukhsaar managed to avoid the attack by swiftly moving to the side and pulled Sidra's hair, dunking her under the water.

Gasping for breath, Sidra resurfaced and pushed Rukhsaar away forcefully. In retaliation, Sidra landed a stinging slap across Rukhsaar's face, followed by a barrage of slaps.

Sidra tried to protect her face while launching her own attacks. She grabbed Rukhsaar's hands and pushed her away, momentarily creating some distance between them.

Rukhsaar, undeterred, continued her verbal assault, "Kuttiya aj ni choro gi tjhy."

Sidra, fueled by rage, rushed at Rukhsaar again, grabbing her and submerging her in the water. Rukhsaar retaliated with a strong slap to Sidra's chest.

Sidra, determined to protect herself from Rukhsaar's assault.

She attempted to fight back, grabbing Rukhsaar's hands and pushing her away with all her might.

Both Sidra and Rukhsaar resorted to scratching and pulling each other’s hair, their nails digging into each other’s scalps as they fought for dominance. Sidra, with a burst of strength, managed to land a slap on Rukhsaar’s chest, inflicting pain and momentarily distracting her.

Meanwhile, Rukhsaar unleashed her fury by biting Sidra’s neck with a ferocity akin to that of a vampire, leaving marks that mirrored the intensity of their clash.

Their struggle continued, with each woman desperately trying to overpower the other. Sidra, determined not to be defeated, avoided Rukhsaar’s attacks as best she could, retaliating with a series of slaps aimed at Rukhsaar’s face and neck. Both of them, soaked from head to toe, fought relentlessly, their bodies covered in scratches and bruises.

Amidst the chaos, they both heard footsteps approaching. Realizing they couldn't afford to create a scene for others, they reluctantly pushed each other away and paused their fight.

Breathing heavily, their bodies aching, Sidra and Rukhsaar exchanged fierce glares, each of them nursing their wounds and bruises

Breathing heavily, Sidra whispered, "This is not over, Rukhsaar."

Rukhsaar replied in anger, "I'll see you, Sidra."

They glared at each other, their rivalry far from resolved. Rukhsaar issued a challenge, "Tonight, at my house, at 3 o'clock. You and me. If you have the courage, show up."

Sidra, determined to settle the score, responded, "I'll see you there."

With a mutual understanding that their conflict was far from finished, they parted ways, carrying their bruises and resentment with them. The battle between Sidra and Rukhsaar was set to continue under the cover of darkness.