#1 in Deals & Desires Series
The life of a sunshine professor Pankti Bajaj(24),takes a drastic shift when she faces the harsh reality on her wedding night that she isn't married to her fiance instead to his elder brother - Maahir Raghuvanshi (30), a...
Author's note: There are around 5kreads in the latest few chapters but the votes are barely 850. So, if possible, do press the star icon on the chapters, incase if you haven't voted yet. Can we have 1k votes on each part before next update? It's not a target but a genuine request to everyone. (It's my birthday week so you can gift me a token of appreciation by completing this request)
Happy Reading!
Oops! This image does not follow our content guidelines. To continue publishing, please remove it or upload a different image.
“Good afternoon, Maahir.”
“Good afternoon, Samar.” I closed the car door and handed the brief to Zain. “Quite surprise to see you on time.”
"So funny." He pasted a toothy smile.“We should go to your room.” His glance roamed around and halted at my secretary. Zain bowed down and guided his presence towards the passage. I led the way to the ground-floor elevator and pressed the button for the first floor.
“Is there anything urgent that needs my attention?” I heard him from behind.
“Definitely.”
The door slid open and we walked inside. “By the way, where is Pankti Bhabhi?”
“She is not your bhabhi, Samar.” The door opened with a ding and I set my presence out.
“She is your wife, so logically and legally, she is my bhabhi. I know she is younger-”
I turned suddenly to face him. “How do you know?”
“Zyraan, my brother.” His two fingers air-quoted his claim.
“He is your step-brother, Samarth. Let’s not dig into the fucking past.” I erased the gap between us.
“Maahir,” he sighed, “It would be better if you start treating Kiara as your sister. At least you both share the same father, along with Raghuvanshi in your name.”
“I never hated Kiara in the first place.” I set my walk towards my room.
“Then what is stopping you from accepting her?” I heard him from behind.
“You-” The words refused to complete, coming across Kiara approaching our side.
Her stare turned into a soft gaze locating him standing behind me.
“Good afternoon, Samarth Bhai. What a pleasant surprise!” She smiled and bridged the distance.
“Hello, Kiara. How are you doing?”
“Fine.” She widened her arms and hugged him. “What about you?”
“As good as always. I hope Zyraan hasn’t troubled you much.”
I exhaled a breath hearing his sugary words. It was bizarre to watch him getting along with anyone except his sisters, Zyraan, and me.
“No. Not at all. I understand where he is coming from. I think I should leave.” She threw a glance at my side.
