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In the College
After the college hours got over, Abhi came out, along with Purab and Vin.
Abhi: Vin, where is Ravi?
Vin: Don't know. He went out of call last hour itself.
Abhi: Hm. Ok, let me leave.
Abhi said and went from there. While he was going, he noticed Pragya sitting along with Ravi in the hangout area. He became furious, seeing her chatting with him happily.
Ravi: I think you should consult a doctor.
Pragya: Why?
Pragya asked, shrinking her eyebrows.
Ravi: Because you are always missing your balance while walking.
Pragya gave a deadly glare, whereas Ravi chuckled seeing her.
Pragya: I didn't miss my balance. Someone bumped into me, that's why.
Ravi: Ok
Ravi said, smiling, whereas Pragya smiled at him in return, boiling Abhi's blood.
Pragya's pov: He is a good guy. Not like that attitude.
Ravi's pov: She is a sweet and brave girl I have never met.
Abhi's pov: Why can't I see her with anyone? I just hate to see them together.
Abhi thought and went from there. After chatting for some time with Ravi, Pragya bid bye to Ravi and went from there. While she was walking, she felt two arms pulling her and soon, she landed into an insolated area. She was blocked between the wall and a broad chest, whereas both the sides were blocked by two hands. She gulped and saw his face, which was fuming in anger.
Pragya: Mr. Attitude, what is your problem?
Pragya asked nervously, feeling him closer to her.
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Abhi: You
Abhi said in a dangerous voice, whereas Pragya gulped.
Pragya: You are the one who always troubles me.
Abhi: What is the need to talk to him like that?
Pragya got confused.
Pragya: To whom?
Abhi: To Ravi. You were happily chatting with him, but with me, you are always showing displeasure. I'm that bad.
Abhi asked angrily, whereas his eyes were showing pain.
