The Rajput BAHU

#17

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Ignoring.

That's what she is doing.

She is hell bent on ignoring him.

He has been observing her from the moment she came with her Bhabhisa.

She was doing a good job at not meeting his eyes by keeping her head down.

And to say that Kanish was mesmerized by her.

She was dressed in a beautiful yellow anarkali according to the theme.

He could say that her face was bare of any makeup except the kajal and lipstick.

Her hair was tied into a bun with the only support of a hair stick.

He wanted to pull it out and let her hair flow so that it could cover her back which was visible.

He could also see some of the boys glancing at her from time to time.

Which made him want to pluck out their eyes.

He wanted to talk to her.

He saw her going near the bride as she posed for a photo, giving the photographer her beautiful smile which should have been only for him.

He felt jealous of the photographer now.

Having enough of everything he walked out of the hall in search of his friend, to see that  if he needed any help.

Aratrika noticed him going out from the corner of her eyes.

She left the breath she was holding from the time she entered inside.

She stared down at her fingers which were fiddling with her dupatta.

She didn't know what she should do.

This is the first time she is even talking to a man because she wants to.

Or else it's always for school work.

She has been feeling his stare, but didn't have the courage to look at him.

She wanted to talk to him too, however the nervousness she was feeling and the butterflies in the her stomach weren't letting her think correctly.