Mrityunjay took the 'Creed Aventus Cologne' perfume from the vip perfumes collection and gestured to the staff to leave with the collection box.
As he sprayed it over his midnight blue coat and the collars of his white shirt, its radiant pineapple smell spread in the room. Vidya stepped inside, drawn to the fresh aroma.
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Mrityunjay turned, acknowledging her presence. He found himself lost in her eyes once again. The watch he was trying to fasten around his wrist slipped from his hand, as if overwhelmed by the moment.
Vidya, her heartbeat quickening with every step closer, moved towards him. Her midnight-blue gown accentuated her figure, and she subtly adjusted it to cover her exposed neckline before bending down to retrieve the watch.
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Mrityunjay's gaze followed her movements intently. She gently took his hand and fastened the watch on his wrist. The softness of her touch was like the morning breeze, leaving him momentarily stunned.
A mischievous glint sparked in Mrityunjay's eyes as he caught her wrist before she could move away, sliding his other hand to her waist.
"Tumhe nahi lagta, is baar tum kuch zyada hi paas aa gayi ho humare?" he asked in a calm, teasing tone, tucking a stray strand of hair behind her ear.
Vidya's breath hitched, her nerves betraying her as she cursed herself for being so affected by his charm.
"Leave me!" she demanded, trying to wriggle out of his grip.
"Aisi khubsurti ko chhodna thoda mushkil hai," he replied, "but if you answer one thing, I might consider letting you go."
"Wh...What?" she stammered, her cheeks flushed with embarrassment and tension tightening in her muscles.
"Hume pareshan dekh kar rone kyun lagti ho tum?" he asked, his eyes locking onto hers.
Vidya, determined to hide her real emotions, playfully responded, "Humare alawa koi aur pareshan kare tumhe, yeh acha nahi lagta hume."
