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29. UNTEES
“I,”I panted before continuing, "can't" another hungry gulp of deep breath, "do it."
There! Finally, I was able to get those words out before going into my dog mode and gulping air till my lungs hurt. An upside-down view of a sadistically grinning Aaryan came before my eyes.
"So soon?" His tone was enough for me lunged from my sprawled-out position on the gym floor, ready to strangle him. It seems that he had been expecting it, he took an elegant step back like a dancing buck letting me crash again on the floor before him.Such a gentleman, I tell you...
My body felt like it had been hit by a train moving at eighty miles per hour, instead of the floor and I was cent percent sure that I was stinking, very badly.
Aaryan crouched before me as he clicked his tongue, "Looks like there was an extensive dance practice."
"Except dance, he made me practice everything," I grumbled with my cheek still planted on the cool artificial turf of the gym, "Tell me one thing, did he indeed happen to be a dance teacher or was he in the army and you both wanted to have some fun at my expense?"
"Actually, both." Aaryan gave me his Cheshire cat smile before continuing, "He was a dance teacher before he voluntarily joined the army for a period."
"No wonder he confused his dance steps with muscle building," I huffed sitting up while Aaryan was laughing his ass off. I was thanking God for sending Vikrant out after two hours of intensive training, while he was planning to go straight for four hours. Apparently, something urgent required of his presence, sabotaging his plan of torturing me.
"I hope I'm not interrupting anything," the deep voice induced a shiver down my spine. I looked up to see Viaan standing in all his suited glory. His wet hair tamed back indicating that it wasn't long since he had that shower. Aaryan composed himself and cleared his throat, "Not at all brother."
"Be ready by seven in the evening. We have an event to attend," Viaan looked at me as he ordered.
"Another one?" The test for my strength had crossed its highest limit from all the parties we had to attend the last few days. Even though it had been my wedding, it tired me out to no end. I couldn't get up from this floor and he was expecting me to attend another one of those parties especially after undergoing Vikrant's path of pain?
"Get used to them. That will be something that you will be attending almost every other day," Viaan replied, ready to turn around to leave, to have no further argument over the topic. But I had other plans.
"Why? Why does it have to be me?" I whined, grabbing enough strength to stand up and ambled sluggishly to stand before him. I just wanted to have some peaceful sleep at the moment while even the idea of attending another party was on the edge of giving me constipation. A terrible stomach aching constipation, which I was so not ready for.
"Because you are my wife," he replied, turning around and walking out. And I, being my crazy self, followed him out, as well as yelling behind, "I didn't ask to be!"
He didn't even care to acknowledge my words, making me more frustrated.
"If I have ended up being married to you, definitely there must be some fault in my stars!" My remark made Viaan turn to look me in the eye. In three swift long strides, he covered the distance between us, all the while his jaw ticking.
"Hello! There is no fault in your stars, the entire fault is in you!" He exclaimed tapping my temple, implying that it was my brain, more accurately, or my level of processing.
"And you would blame everything on me, right?" That was it, I snapped at him.
Not feeling the burn of the anger dull inside my chest, I continued, "I wouldn't be here mister, if you hadn't kidnapped me for three days for no reason! I am the one trapped with a psychotic person, here!" I threw my hands in the air, exaggeratedly while simultaneously eyeing him from head to toe letting him know who I was referring to.
He clenched his jaws.
Are you feeling annoyed, Mr. Viaan Raivardhan? Good, I did hit your nerves somewhere, at last.
Taking a deep breath to hold his resurfacing irritation down, Viaan stepped forward making me take my steps back. I freaked out at his sudden advance and wanted to maintain as much distance as possible.
"You see, it's still your damn fault. If you had not entered my office when I wasn't there, you would have been happily married to that old sweetheart of yours and I would have been free from all this trouble. You are nothing but walking-talking trouble that I have hung around my neck. Great respect for Mr. Nath for wanting to marry you. You must be really missing him very much by now." He breathed calmly but I still got those chills. I agreed that I was causing him nothing but trouble, most of the time. Not that I wanted to but when things happen, they happen. And coming to Surya Kanth Nath, I didn't miss that sort-of-ex-fiance of mine. Not one a bit.
In fact, it gave me goosebumps to even think about that 'pedophile' as aunt Lasika used to call him. I was so lost in my thoughts that I didn't notice Viaan leaning forward.
I just thanked the lord that I hadn't jumped in startle when he whispered in my ears making more shocks roll down my spine, "Again, no fault in your stars, but the entire fault is yours. And like a little demon that you are, you dragged me in it too."
He straightened up to look at me with a satisfied expression and when he found me open and closed my mouth numerous times, completely speechless, his satisfied smile was replaced by that arrogant smirk of his.
Intending to make a dramatic exit, he cleared his throat haughtily and turned on his heels for the second time in the last ten minutes. He started to walk down the corridor.
Really though, I must have committed a severe crime without my knowledge for ending up with the king of jerks, but then sometimes he does make me question myself about the image of his that I have had painted inside my head. And my sins couldn't have been that bad, right?
"My fault mustn't have been so bad if I've ended up married to you," I looked down mumbling to myself and then looked up only to find Viaan halted even not two steps away from me.
