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HIS FATAL SHADES (BOOK-TWO) Memories. (Part-3)
Memories. (Part-3) “It's nothing you should be worried about. Anyways, are you ready to see it?” “Yes!” “Hmm. But you don't seem very excited to me.” “I am! I am!” Giggling, she jumped up and down to make him show how happy she was to receive the gift. “Is it in my room already?” He nodded unsteadily while taking his time. “It is. It has been waiting for you for a long time now.” Grasping his mammoth hand in her much smaller ones, she tugged his hand in the direction of her room as she enthusiastically dragged him away with her to the said room to see the new big teddy bear—her grumpy bear had brought for her. Just for her alone. Then and there, her happiness knew no bounds as she jumped in her way to reach hastily in her room for the gift present there. He could see how giddy she was feeling. "Calm your little butt down, energetic bird!" He chortled out wholeheartedly on their way. “Otherwise you're going to trip and fall as usual.” On cue, she took a trip, but he saved her
HIS FATAL SHADES (BOOK-TWO) 27— Her inward unwind.
27— Her inward unwind. “Everything's changed. You said for a reason.What'd be yours when lying to my face with emotions laid barely honest?Was it easy for you to manipulate people?Or was it just IWho fell for your innocent acts?”— Saumya TripathiMature theme ahead."Finally, after weeks, he's back home.” Muttering under her breath, she softly inhaled the underside of her wrist, sniffing the perfume that he liked, a natural scent made from the wildflowers with a faint touch of grass in it. She couldn't help but bask in her own happiness while humming a soft tune by Bryan Adams. Look into my eyes.You will see what you mean to me.Search your heart; search your soul.When you find me there, you'll search no more.Don't tell me it's not worth trying for.You can't tell me it's not worth dying for.You know it's true. You know it's true.Everything I doI do it for you.It was the most relatable song she could find because each word hit the chord in her heart about how deep and me
HIS FATAL SHADES (BOOK-TWO) An indecent wish.
An indecent wish. “Hmmm,” she hummed. “What a wild ride it was,” something tingled between her thighs. Her cheeks were the brightest shade of red by now. Putting her rather cold hands on the cheeks, she tried to turn down the flaring heat from them. “Right now, it's a wish, but someday in the future it will be the truth, which I will claim as mine and mine alone.”Placing her hand on her bosom, she squeezed it rightly. “I promise you will always be a priority to me, Uz,” she mused to herself. “Only you and you alone.”Holding a proud smile on her breathtaking, angular visage, she felt a gust of wind passing through her. She shivered slightly due to the light cloth she chose to wear. The night of their intercourse was something she was keen to recreate again. When he fucked her raw, it was nothing the way she envisioned. It was more than that. Her mind revealed the feeling of carnal desire. Of their carnal desire. She lived in it like a moth to the burning fire, which only he could
HIS FATAL SHADES (BOOK-TWO) Her craving.
Her craving. Mature theme ahead.“It is now your time to take responsibility. I can't let you off this easily when I finally have the chance to make you mine, Uz,” murmuring mostly to herself with that determination in mind, she barged inside. “It is about time you make amends for good.”The dark, heavy door of his aristocratic office-study opened as the soft paddling of feet approaching in his direction was heard. His ears got titled in the direction of their own accord. He couldn't help it. He was made to be a predator that was bound to prey on the weak for their survival. In his case, for unexpected danger and implications of sudden, unprecedented situations, to be precise. Similarly, sensing the presence of another, his ears perked up instantly as they picked up the sound to observe. It didn't take him long to decipher what it was, or rather, who it was. Since then and there, he knew it was her by the way she walked. More likely by the sounds of her feet, to be more precise. Afte
HIS FATAL SHADES (BOOK-TWO) Obscene intent.
Obscene intent. “Uh?” Blinking twice, coming down from her sexual heights of imagination, she gaped and then tried to gulp her indecent musing. Taking a while to consolidate her thoughts, she cleared her throat while she looked at him watching her with an impassive face. “I asked if you wanted something.”“No, I just came to ask if you were free..” She trailed, wandering her eyes at his large desk, which was filled with mountains of paperwork at every little distance. “Why?”Inhaling a soft sigh, she brought a sparkle into her eyes. With a smile on her gorgeous face, she started, biting her lower lip while watching him under her large, curved lashes. "I need to go shopping, Uz,” she purred basically. “Di, isn't here, nor is anyone else. I need lingerie ASAP!” She paused to deduce any emotions on his face, leaving hints for him to grasp. Since he was the one that tore that thing apart. She gulped excitedly for his reactions. “Can you, please, take me with you to the mall? I won't us
HIS FATAL SHADES (BOOK-TWO) Preposterous demand.
Preposterous demand. “Not possible.” His burning gaze shook a little while he seemed to have regained his composure after being lost in his own train of thoughts. “Can't you just take an hour off?” Blinking her eyes, she waited for the expected answer to come from him. “Seriously?” She was a fool to believe he would change just because they shared a night together. She gulped her rising anger. The command and the tone of her voice held expectations that he avoided since how long only he knew. An unsettling feeling immersed in his chest. It shouldn't have let her near him that night. He sighed. Whatever they had, it was consensual between both of them. Then why was she becoming clingy? It was her idea in the first place. I wish I hadn't given into her threats about killing herself. He sighed in irritation at her childish tactics. “Tell me, am I not even important enough to you that you could sacrifice your one hour of work for me?”Now she wanted to play the victim guard? An unseei
HIS FATAL SHADES (BOOK-TWO) Morally wrong.
Morally wrong. “What?” It was more of a shock than a question. “You heard me right.”“Are you out of your mind?”“My mind seemed to be calm and collected. But are you out of your mind to have given such a place in your mind for such preposterous thoughts to surface?”“W-what?” She was dumbfounded. She actually felt if the voice in her throat was stuck somewhere; she couldn't make it come out. She wanted to ask: What exactly was wrong with that thought? “Get rid of such thoughts when you know we are a family.”“Exactly. We are! Thus, it mustn't be a problem. There's nothing wrong with us being husband and wife! I'll make Neelam di and Shrey bhai understand!” She bellowed. “Just give it a thought calmly. We don't need to rush it. We have plenty of time ahead of us. I can always wait for you. That's not a big deal on my part.”“Are you even listening to yourself? I don't understand what you are yapping about.”“What is there not to understand? How could you imply something like this a
HIS FATAL SHADES (BOOK-TWO) Her ploy.
Her ploy.Lately, he had been smoking way too much than he usually did. If his sister-in-law were to know, he would be a goner. He was relieved she wasn't here. It wasn't a better idea to stress her out in her current state when she most needed carefree and stress-free time. Coming back to reality, he blinked. Falling back in the chair, his eyes bored into hers. Ah, she was still here. Right.“Do you? Correct me if I am wrong.”“No,” she said meekly. Still in a daze of what was being told to her. She just wanted a simple life, yet he wouldn't be able to give her that much. Her ploy of obtaining him was crumbling little by little, which was making her burn in furiousness. She knew it wouldn't be just as easy as she planned, but this? It wasn't over yet. She tried to keep her composure because the plan was still in play. “Do you realise why not?”She stayed silent. Uh, she knew very well, all right, but she didn't want to accept it. Not until he had irrefutable evidence of it against
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