Cabir POV.
What manik loves navya how can he love her I never thought that he loves her what about navya what if even she loves him. I should be happy knowing manik is in love but I am not feeling good why is it hapenning like this to me. Do I love navya? No no how can I love when Manik does but now I am realising I love her. Unknowingly tears started coming from my eyes. No cabir no you can at least do this much for manik. I love you navya I love you. Someone knocked my cabin door I wiped my tears and allowed the person to come in it was navya she seemed little upset.
Navya is everything ok? I asked her with concern.
Yes sir. She replayed with simple yes not making an eye contact with me.
Come on navya you can share anything you want I am not just your boss. I said her she looked in to my eyes and asked
What do you mean by that sir? I became cautious after listening her.
I mean now you will become my bhabhi right that's why I said like that. I tried to cover up she looked me with shock.
Bhabhi ? Oh shut manik has not yet proposed her.
Oh sorry navya actually manik loves you. I said her the truth praying that she shouldn't accept his love. Oh god cabir what are you even thinking can't you sacrifice your love for manik.
No no manik can never love me we are just friends that's all I think you misunderstood in fact he treats me as a sister. What the hell then why did manik said he loves navya if navya is telling the truth I can have a chance.
Ok navya you can go to mansion I asked the driver to drop you i will come later I have some work. By saying this I sent her back to mansion.
I immediately called manik.
Hi cabir. He said coolly
Manik you idiot did you tell me lie that you love navya when you treat her as sister. I asked him.
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FanfictionHi guys this is another story hope you guys will support same as the other story. This is the story of MaNan but I even want to show the bondage between the siblings. Manik Malhotra and Cabir Malhotra are twin brothers. They own the Malhotra enter...
