In Divya’s house,
Divya sat on the couch, quietly thinking about today’s events.
“What an eventful day.”
She touched her lips, reminiscing about how good it had felt to kiss him.
No.
More accurately, how good it felt to lick his lips.
She shook her head repeatedly, trying to erase the memory from her mind.
As she was lost in her own world, her phone vibrated beside her, startling her.
She glanced at the caller, the embarrassment on her face vanished, replaced by a cold and vicious expression.
She attended the call and spoke before the person on the other end could speak.
“Who?”
Her words were concise and cold.
On the other end, the person broke into a cold sweat and could not help but cry inwardly.
“She’s as terrifying as ever.”
He immediately told her without wasting any time.
“Ma’am, the person who ordered the bank to cause trouble for your friend was Abdul.”
Divya’s expression turned frigid as understanding dawned on her.
“That bastard!
How dare he cause trouble for Akhil?”
She hung up the phone.
Her face was filled with killing intent.
“If he’s asking to die, then I will grant him his wish.”
She immediately dialed the number.
The phone rang for a few beats before someone answered.
“Hello”
A raspy and cool voice echoed from the other side.
Divya spoke with a solemn expression.
“Grandpa, I want to ask your help.”
There was a small pause on the other end.
Then he spoke.
“Oh!
Why should I?”
This time there was a hint of amusement in his voice.
Divya’s expression remained serious.
“Grandpa, I’m serious.
Don’t joke with me.”
There was a sigh on the other end, followed by a hint of complaint.
“See?
The little girl who used to be so small and clingy with her grandpa can’t even have spare time to squabble with me now.”
Divya gritted her teeth, and said with a forced smile.
“Grandpa.
How can you say that?
I just need your help urgently.
So, help me please.”
“Very well.
Go on.”
Seeing that her grandpa had agreed to help her, Divya heaved a sigh and spoke with barely contained hatred.
“Grandpa.
Abdul has gone too far.
He even dared to cause trouble for my friend.
Please help me deal with him.”
“How should we make him suffer for angering my granddaughter?”
There was a pause.
He said it as if it were the most normal thing in the world.
There was no hesitation or caution in his voice.
Only confidence.
Anyone who heard might have thought this old man was just boasting.
But Divya knew how well-connected and powerful her grandpa was throughout the country.
She let out the sigh she had been holding back.
“Kill him.
Of course.”
“That idiot not only caused me endless trouble by pursuing me, but now he’s even dared to cause trouble for my friend.”
“Hahahaha.”
Her grandpa suddenly started to laugh.
Divya suddenly had a very bad feeling.
Just as she had expected, her grandfather’s next words made her freeze.
“So, who is your friend?”
“How come I’ve never knew or heard of this friend of yours before?”
Divya’s hand started to tremble as she was about to hang up the phone.
Her grandpa, Sujil, spoke before she could do so.
“Don’t hang up.
Otherwise, I’ll simply ignore the help you asked for earlier.”
Divya couldn’t help but curse inwardly.
“This old man!”
Realizing she had no other way, she said with reluctance.
“We’ve only known each other for three weeks.”
Sujil closed his eyes and pondered for a moment before replying.
“Just as I thought.”
“Your new friend, I assume, is a guy, right?”
“So, Abdul must have been jealous.”
“Now, I understand why you asked me for help.
You like your new friend, don’t you?”
Divya’s face darkened the more she listened.
“Grandpa, stop it.”
She roared, her face flushing crimson.
“I never said I liked him.”
Sujil didn’t respond but merely hummed, certain that he was a hundred percent right.
Divya once again tried to convince him.
“Grandpa, I don’t like him.”
Her tone wavered slightly, as if she herself didn’t believe it.
Sujil just chuckled.
“Divya.
If you like someone, then go ahead and pursue him.
If that bastard dares to reject you, I will make his life a living hell.”
“Your father and I will never be the ones to stop you from pursuing whoever you like.”
“You have our full support.”
“I’m just curious.
How did he make my granddaughter fall for him so deeply?”
Divya pouted, her expression turning shy as she thought about Akhil.
“Grandpa, I’ll tell you next time.”
With that, she hung up the phone and ran into her room.
She jumped onto the bed and hugged her pillow tightly.
She buried her face and couldn’t help but think about him dreamily.
“When will Akhil and I be able to sleep like this together?”
“His scent is so intoxicating.”
“Ahhh!
I want to pin him down and inhale his scent greedily.”
“Hehehehe”
Her thoughts turned toward the time when Akhil said he had a brief contact with a girl.
Divya clenched her fist tightly, anger rising in her like a volcano ready to erupt.
“If anyone……
if anyone dares to get close to my Akhil, then….
then I will make sure they pay dearly with their lives.”
She stammered, unable to imagine Akhil being with anyone else.
“He will belong to me.”
“After that, I’ll be the only person who could talk, eat and sleep with him.”
“Not his parents or even his friends.”
“Only me.”
She repeated the words as if they were the mantra to keep herself stable.
But there was one thing she knew for certain.
She could never let him see her uglier, darker side.
She knew that if she did, then Akhil would surely leave her.
For Akhil, she will always maintain her graceful and gentle demeanor.
But….
Her obsessive and possessive side grew stronger day to day, edging dangerously close to the line.
This will surely bring trouble.
Akhil will surely hate me if I control him.
Then….
I will make endless trouble for him and help him whenever he is desperate and has no one else to turn to.
If I do that, then he will rely on me.
He sees me as the only person he can rely on.
Then I will control him and make sure he never leaves my side.
“Hehehehehehhee”
Her laughter rang across the room, filled with coldness and ruthless determination.
……..
After his granddaughter hung up the phone abruptly, Sujil shook his head with a fond smile.
He always liked to dote on and play with his granddaughter.
His granddaughter was so cute.
Seeing her smile was enough to bring him immense delight.
His smile faded, replaced by a cold expression
His thoughts returned to the conversation he’d just had with his granddaughter.
“Lover ah…”
The word left a bitter taste in his mouth.
His eyes turned cold, and a flash of vicious glint flashed across them.
“I hope you don’t make my granddaughter sad.
Otherwise, I’ll bury you alive.”
In Akhil’s house,
Akhil was eating dinner with his parents when he suddenly felt a chill run down his spine.
His back broke out in a cold sweat.
“What the hell?”
He looked here and there in confusion.
“Why did I suddenly feel chill?
The weather doesn’t seem particularly cold either.”
Rhea asked him.
“Akhil, is something wrong with the food?”
Akhil smiled and shook his head.
“No, Mom.
It’s good.”
After that, Akhil resumed eating his dinner as usual.