I should also consider that the user might not know the difference between the film and the web series. If there's a conflict in names, I need to clarify. Also, emphasizing that I can't provide copyrighted material but can offer a general storyline summary based on available information or typical tropes of the genre might be helpful.

First, verifying the existence of the source. Hiwebxseries.com isn't a mainstream site I recognize. It might be obscure or possibly pirated content. Sharing copyrighted material is an issue here. The user might be after a summary instead of the actual episode to avoid legal issues.

Next, the user wants a "proper story". That could mean a detailed summary, a recap, or maybe the script. Since I can't access the internet to check the show, I'll have to rely on existing knowledge or general information. If I don't know much about the show, I need to inform them honestly.

Wait, the user mentioned "proper story" in quotes. Maybe they found a summary that wasn't accurate and want the correct one. Or perhaps they need it in their native language, but the query is in English. The term "proper story" might just mean an accurate or legitimate summary.