Chapter 66

KIARA

The moment Vikram asked me those questions, it took me back to the time when Rudraneel has instilled that fear in me. His words are still like a fresh wound on my heart, and to be honest, I don't want that wound to dry up ever in my life.

I looked at him and found him staring at me curiously.

"There's no benefit of falling in love again, Vikram," I chuckled, trying my best to hide my pain.

"I have a notion in my head, that if I fall in love, I would end up losing the person I love, and to be honest, I don't want that. I have lost so many people at a tender age, that I don't have the courage to lose more. So yeah, if me not falling in love keeps the people I care for alive, I would happily oblige that," I responded in a sweet tone and looked at him.

In response, he gave me an uncomfortable smile. He did have many questions to ask, but he knew, he didn't have the right to do that, so that's why he had to be calm.

I ignored him then and started focusing on other things. I walked to