Don't Get Me Wrong (Middle of Revamping)

Chapter 20: Up in the Clouds

Hey! So I have a special surprise for you guys: This chapter is completely in Vinnie's POV! I decided to feature a new person this time because I feel like I never talk about Vinnie in-depth. 

So in this chapter, you guys can get to know Vinnie a lot more and enter her world. 

Also, you'll also find about the origins of Vinaan, aka the cutest couple of all time in my opinion.

YAYYYY, I'M SO EXCITED!

But also kinda jealous because I will literally never have their kind of relationship in my life. But that's a topic for another time, hahaha.

Rather than the present time, this story will be told in flashbacks starting all the way from February 2018. Their story is a long one, but it will spill all the tea you've been waiting for.

I'm just going to let you guys get to it. See you guys later!

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Vinnie's POV-

February 2018...

"I think I ate too much jalebi, guys. I'm stuffed," Vihaan rubs his stomach in circular motions to emphasize how full he is, but there isn't anything visible. Vihaan is skinny enough to eat an entire horse, and it won't show.

"You can never get enough jalebi Vi," Tia jokes while he smirks in response.

"True, but that means I can't have dinner! Supraja aunty didn't make all this biryani for herself," Vihaan proves his point as he grabs 2 loads of biryani and raita and starts gobbling it down.

"Vihaan, how dare you get my mom's biryani before me? That's a first-class offense," Arjun scolds him while he grabs the plate from him. I can see the deep fury in Vihaan's eyes as he looks at Arjun eating his plate of food. 

If you know anything about Vihaan, one of his biggest pet peeves is people taking his food without asking. He's so easygoing all the time, but that's enough to set him off. He doesn't get angry a lot, but he's pretty scary when he is.

"Arjun, you better give my food back or else," Vihaan threatens but Arjun dismisses it, thinking he isn't serious.

Arjun needs to back down now or his new house will be ruined. Too bad, though. His new house is super pretty.

"The tile flooring is pretty nice. Too bad it's about to be covered in biryani," Vihaan says sadistically to Arjun, and he starts to take the threat seriously.

"Okay, okay. Here, just don't ruin my house, please. I'm moving in here soon," he begs him while he hands back Vihaan's original plate of food.

In our tradition, before moving into a new house, we have something called a Grahapravesam. It's a pooja that celebrates the occasion of moving into a new home. We had to wake up at around 5 am to get to Arjun's new house, and we've been here for around 9 hours. Talk about exhausting.

But honestly, stepping into his house was worth the grogginess we had and the half-sarees we had to wear. There are glass and brick everywhere, adding the perfect modern twist to his home. It's beautiful.

Aw, it's too bad because Arjun won't be attending Royalwood anymore. He'll be attending Blue Ridge for his junior and senior year, and it's going to be so different without him. But we know it's for a good reason.