Aadhya's P.OV~
Indeed, his remarks jab through my heart. Still, I understand his impeachments and his temper.
He just got me enraged when the initial piece he said was an indictment. Because, in existence, he is the one who warded me off and barred any conversation possible.
And now he is all angry and blabbering the first thing that comes to his mind.
He's already inflamed me sufficiently through the prior few days and now he's charging me for something I do not know about.
"Aren't I right? You should've mentioned it to me. You didn't have to injure my heart like this." His eyes pour his emotions accordingly, riling my heart.
His words have produced an eruption inside me, which abruptly seems out of management.
"Is this about today?" I will drive him off-guard. I will use this opportunity.
"What?" His eyes flutter, and his posture jitters as I cup his face between my palms. His skin feels smooth against my grasp as I brush his lips with my thumb.
"It is about today, right?" I add as I drag my body closer to his. His magnificent body feels stiff yet warm. "Are you jealous, my prince?"
"That's gibberish." He wriggles his neck away, hastily opposing my allegation as I drive my lips near his ear, including, "you saw Prashant helping me."
"Isn't that why you're so frantic? You assumed he was doing something else, right?"
"You're talking gibberish." He defends again, stomping off of my grasp to the side of my bed, as he stands, facing his back to mine.
"Why, every word I say is gibberish to you? You did not believe me when I exposed my identity, and now you don't when I uncovered yours." I stand with my back against him.
"Because both of the claims you made are gibberish." Scoffing at his response, I gradually accompany him to where he's standing, perching on the bed right in front of him, with my hands supporting my weight as I fall back.
"Are they? Your face says otherwise."
Aarav's P.O.V~
Her mocking tone yet playfulness bugs my inner cohesion. I find it arduous to reply to her. "Tell me something. Would you actually let me off with Prashant?"
My head freezes at her question. The perception of them together, just like this evening, develops in my mind. "Y-yes."
"Hmm? Would you not loathe it if I do the same things to him, I did to you?" I feel my heart blazing as her eyes poke through my soul, making it poorer.
"Are you visioning us together? If not. Do it!"
"Think about how I will look at him. What things I will do to him?" My breaths progress as her words develop.
"Think of my lips grazing on his skin, which once grazed on yours. Would you appreciate it?" My blood bitters up as I think of it.
"He will be such a good boy. Presumably better than you. He'll obey me, listen to me, and believe me, unlike you."
"Who claims he's better than me?" I burst out, impotent to envision them together and grapple with her words any further.
"He doesn't even perceive your likes and dislikes. He's not even mindful of your temperament. Of your judgments. The type of food you like. The music you appreciate or that you love liquor."
"And you identify all of this?" She responds to my unpredicted answer as I retort to her as swiftly as I can.
It's certainly doltish of her to demand me such a question after I just set forth the difference between him and me. "Of course I do!"