𝐘𝐨𝐮 𝒄𝒐𝒎𝒑𝒍𝒆𝒕𝒆 𝐌𝐞

#33: dont hate me

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Aarohi didn’t want to go to the party, but as always, Jiya insisted, so she got ready. They both came out of the cottage, waiting for the others. Aarohi noticed Rudra approaching them, his face still upset, but he looked striking in his black suit. Rudra’s eyes met Aarohi’s, and Jiya remarked, “You look handsome, Rudra.”

Rudra responded, “As always. And you too, Jiya.”

Jiya laughed, “As always.”

A moment later, Vicky appeared and exclaimed, “Oh my god, Jiya, you look gorgeous! And you too, Aarohi, you both look stunning.”

Aarohi smiled and replied, “Thank you.”

Jiya added, “You also look very handsome, mister.”

As they were about to leave, Aarohi noticed Ravi wasn’t there yet. She said, “Ravi is still not here.”

Rudra, trying to hide his frustration, said, “He’s late. We can’t be late because of him.”

Aarohi retorted, “If you want to go, then go. I’ll come with him.”

Clearly, Rudra wasn’t about to leave Aarohi behind with Ravi. A few minutes later, Ravi arrived. He praised Aarohi, “You look beautiful, Aarohi. You picked the perfect dress.”

Aarohi thanked him, “You look handsome too, Ravi.”

They all left for the party, which was held in a grand hall filled with many people. Despite the crowd, Rudra’s eyes were still on Aarohi, who kept talking to Ravi. His heart ached with jealousy and sadness as he watched them.

The party was in full swing. Jiya and Vicky were dancing on the floor, surrounded by a sea of people moving to the rhythm of the music.

Rudra, however, made a beeline for the bar and started drinking, his eyes frequently darting towards Aarohi.

Aarohi was offered a drink by Ravi. She took it, her eyes wandering around the hall until they landed on Rudra. He was already staring at her. Feeling a bit uneasy, she turned away and accidentally bumped into a boy. The boy quickly apologized and left, but her drink spilled all over her dress.Ravi immediately pulled out his handkerchief and offered it to her. "Here, take this," he said."Thanks," Aarohi replied, taking the handkerchief. "I need to go to the washroom."She hurried off, leaving Ravi behind.

Rudra, seeing his chance, followed her.Aarohi reached the washroom and started dabbing at the stain on her dress. A moment later, Rudra walked in, closing the door behind him. She looked up, surprised.

Aarohi looked at Rudra with a mixture of anger and confusion.

"What are you doing here?" she demanded. "This is the ladies' washroom."

Rudra, undeterred, replied, "I know. I just followed you. I need to talk to you."

As he moved closer, Aarohi tried to push him away. "Just leave," she insisted, "I don't want to talk to you, okay?"

But Rudra was persistent. "I want to, and you have to," he said firmly. Aarohi attempted to leave, but Rudra gently pulled her towards the wall, locking her hands above her head.