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It was his third class when Nandini came barging in. Cladding in stones embedded embroidery saree and sleeveless blouse. Glossy lips and open hair. she was looking heavenly. He for a second was lost in the view. But soon Raj tore his eyes off and tried to compose himself.
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'Hey Raj! Sorry for disturbing lekin I have something important to ask. Can I?'
She requested in sugar coated voice. Deep down raj felt euphoria through his veins. She was his first love and still little warmth was left in his completely dead love-ashes. He couldnt forget Nandini completely. Yes, he tried but she was not completely out of his system. But again....his issues surfaced. She had left him for money. Now what happened she is back? It'd be something related with her motives. She wanted something from him thats why she was coming closer.
He decided to do what he was doing since past few weeks.
He didnt believe this woman as he never did previous one..
And curtly denied her requests.
'Captain nanadini. I am teaching a class. You can come later when I am free. Not right now. Thank you.'
He saw Nandini fuming and turning back not before shooting daggers at him.
Did he care? No way..
He resumed his class where he was explaining methods of communication in no network areas.
NAINA
She had a free period after lunch. Hence her feet dragged her back to her shell....Raj' quarter. Thus was her hiding place. Where she was alone and far away from world. She had been aloof. Distant from him...Because she was afraid of his reactions.
She unlocked the door and came in. Strangely he had left one spare key on the coffee table in drawing room just after the day she was appointed as teacher here. Perhaps he was aware she'd be coming here a lot.
And he was right!
In past few days she was running away from crowd. Shal's offers of free coffee and lunch never allured her. Neither Lt. Saini' attempts of collaborative lunches and dinners. She was afraid of people..She didnt want to talk with people...She wanted to be away...alone where no one could question her.
