The Royal Chauhans

CHAPTER 9

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Vardaan POV:

When she asked me why I call her baby, I didn't expect the question, and I honestly didn't know why I said it in the first place.

I didn't respond at first, but then she asked again, "Why did you call me baby, Mr. Vardaan Singh Chauhan?"

Oh God, she said my name for the first time. It sounded so good, and I realized I actually liked it. I quickly snapped out of my thoughts and replied, "Chhoti si ho, baby nahi bolunga to kya bolunga?"

[You are small, if I don't call you baby, then what should I call you?]

She looked at me and retorted, "I'm not short, you're a big monster!"

I rolled my eyes and teased her, "Tumhe kisne complan peene se roka tha?"

[Who stopped you from drinking Complan?]

I could sense she was getting irritated, but I was actually enjoying it. She didn't reply, though.

After a while, she asked me to play music, so I told her to connect her Bluetooth. 

She connected her phone, played some songs, and started singing. I said, "Jab gana nahi aata to kyun gaati ho?"

[Why do you sing when you can't sing?']

She gave me a weird smile, stopped the music, and didn't say anything, turning her gaze towards the window.

We reached the hospital, and I told her to get out of the car, but she didn't. A message popped up on my phone screen, and I saw her message: "Gaadi ka darwaza kholo, mere haath me chot lagi hai."

[Open the car door, I have an injury on my hand]

I chuckled at her message, then got out of the car and opened her side door. I realized she was angry with me because I roasted her too much today. 

She ignored me and started walking towards the hospital, and I followed her.

I had already informed Mom that she was with me, and thankfully, Mom didn't come today; she would have asked me a million questions.

She asked, "Have you taken an appointment or not?"

I replied, "I own this hospital!"

She rolled her eyes, and I told the nurse to take her for all the tests.

She looked at the nurse and asked, "You won't give me an injection, will you?"

The nurse replied, "Of course, ma'am."

After hearing this, Aarohi looked at me with pleading eyes, silently begging me to take her away from there.

She said with a puppy face, "Vardaan, please get me tests without the injection."

I started laughing at how cute she looked.

I replied, "Hey, nothing will happen. Just let them take your blood sample."

She looked like she was on the verge of tears. The nurse started laughing at her expression, but I glared at the nurse and asked, "What's so funny about this?"

I turned to Aarohi and said, "Go with her."

About ten minutes later, the nurse returned, and I could see fear on her face. I asked, "What happened? Is there a problem?"

The nurse said, trembling, "Sir, madam ran away."

"What?!!!" I shouted.

"You couldn't handle a patient? What were you doing?" I snapped.