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Tera sirf naam sunkar dhadkan badh jaati hai
Aur tere naam se itni mohabbat hai
Toh soch tujhse kitni hogi
ROOHI
"I can call you anything, you know"
He said and it took me a whole minute to understand what he was saying and I could feel my face getting heat up.
My eyebrows touched my forehead in shock, I mean he took it like that.
I was just asking him to obey me because I was angry from him.
"Umm....I...I mean"
He stood from the bed and came near me and I started feeling nervous.
He stood in front of me and took my one hand and pulled me towards him.
"What, hnn, not decided yet, want me to help you"
He said while fixing the trail of my hair behind my ear.
"No, I just want you to obey me and don't call me that"
He smirked and asked
"What"
Oh God, what has gotten into him.
"Th..that, thing you said"
"Which thing"
He asked by pulling me closer so that our chests were touching now.
I put my hands on his chest and pushed him and started to run to go outside the room but he held my hand and again pulled me towards his chest and said
"Aise nahi jaa sakti tum bahar"
[You can't go like this]
I narrowed my eyes and asked
"Kyu nahi ja sakti"
[Why can't I go]
He shrugged his shoulder and said
"Vaise I don't have problem if you roam around like this but don't you think my shirt is too short to go in front of maa and papa like this"
[By the way]
I instantly looked at myself and realized the same thing and my face flushed remembering what he said
I don't have any problem.
"Yeah, you are right, I should go and change first"
I said but the door of our room opened and there stood my little princess with a big frown on her face.
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