𝐶ℎ𝑎𝑎ℎ𝑎𝑡 : 𝚊 𝚏𝚘𝚛𝚋𝚒𝚍𝚍𝚎𝚗 𝚍𝚎𝚜𝚒𝚛𝚎 (ON HOLD)

9🍁DINNER

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Rudra went near couch and scrunched down on his knees. He caressed her hairs and seeing his sister sleeping peacefully a smile adorned on his face.

Abhik was witnessing their bond from a distance.

"Reet", Rudra called, caressing her head.
Her eyes moved a little hearing his voice while he chuckled.

"Reet, wake up baccha", he again said, Patting on her face. She opened her eyes a little but was not able to see anything clearly. She closed her eyes and then opened them, adjusting to the light as she opened her eyes completely.

As soon as her eyes opened, she saw Abhik standing in front of her.

Am I dreaming, but what's he doing in my dream.

She rubbed her eyes and looked at him again. Oh!! So he's really here and it's not a dream. she adverted her gaze away from him towards Rudra.

"Why are you sleeping here like this?", Rudra said getting up, Samrit sat straight with her legs down.

"I was not sleeping, I was studying and I didn't realize when I fell asleep while studying", she said, showing him her books, as if he couldn't believe her.

"By the way, where is your lazy naughty duggu", he asked while looking around her room.

Samreet also looked here and there and found duggu sleeping peacefully inside the blanket on couch itself. Samreet pulled up blanket, Duggu opened his eyes and saw rudra he jumped on him while Rudra cought him on time and started licking Rudra's face.

After some meet up with Rudra, he put him down and Duggu sensed someone's presence, he looked at abhik and started moving ran towards him.

Abhik's expression changed, he took a step back. Duggu came near him and started sniffing him.

"Heyy!! You little dog, don't come near me. Stay away", abhik said taking another step back. Rudra was enjoying this secene.

As soon as, samreet heard Abhik's words, she got up from couch and said angrily,"Don't you dare call him a dog again or I'll surely make your hot-dog".