Chapter Sixteen • Maybe You're Resistant To It

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INAAYA POV

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INAAYA POV

Today's day is gonna be hell of a day. I have to act like Yuvaan's girlfriend, well not exactly but well. I got ready and went downstairs to finish my breakfast. "Morning mom." I said and gave her a quick peck on the cheeks.

"Looking Good." she complimented.

"Don't I always look good?" I asked, taking a seat on the table.

"You do but, well today you seem kinda different." she said and took a seat beside me.

"I'm the same Mom." I said stuffing my sandwich in mouth.

"If you say so. By the way what's going on with this Yuvaan guy?" She asked.

"Nothing." I simply replied and increased my speed in finishing my breakfast.

"Alisha was telling the other day that you both have some kind of deal-" I cut her off.

"You know she just keeps on assuming things. Bye I'm running late." I said and hastily leave.

Just as I'm about to go to my car I see Yuvaan leaning against his bike engrossed in his phone. I walk up to him. "What are you doing here?" I asked.

"No Good Morning also? What manners." he says, slipping his phone in his pocket.

"I would have but this doesn't seem to be a Good Morning." I said.

"It is! Look, I, Yuvaan Malik, has come to pick you up." he says.

"I didn't ask you to."

"Well, according to the 'Deal' we have to act like a couple that leads to the conclusion that I had to pick you up cause that's what a good 'Boyfriend' does." he said, smirking.

"Seriously? Boyfriend? Anyways I could've driven myself to the college." I said.

"For the next seven days, I'll be the one picking you up and dropping you back home." he said.

"What are you my Dad? My Brother?" I asked, frustrated.

"Boyfriend. That's the word you forgot." he said, smirking.

"Ugh! I wonder how I'm gonna survive these 7 days." I groaned.

"Behaving like a normal girl."

"Shut up. We're getting late, let's get moving." I said.

"You're the one arguing." he said, sitting on his bike. After he wore his helmet I sat behind him, carefully maintaining distance. I didn't want him to get any wrong ideas.

"You have insurance?" he asked.

"What? Why?" I asked.

"Well if you're gonna sit like this I bet you're gonna trip and fall." he said.

"God!" I said and scooted a little closer.

"Okay?" I asked. Instead of a reply he started the bike and I jerked a little which caused my arms to automatically wrap around his waist for support. I could see him smirking from the rear-view mirror.

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