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Naina walked into Sameer's cabin greeting the guards who wished her morning bowing in respect. As she went in she saw Sameer typing something on his laptop. He looked at her as he felt her presence but Naina did look in his direction. Her cheeks seemed to be heated by his intense gaze, placing his cup of coffee on the table she sat on the couch which was placed on the corner. She took the newspaper that was placed and started reading it, sipping tea simultaneously.
It was nearly three hours she had been sitting there. She wanted to speak, do some work but having nothing to do she looked around at the room. She roamed in his king-sized cabin noticing minute things of the cabin. A genuine smile crept on her face as she saw the certificates of THE BUSINESS TYCOON placed in a glass showcase. After a few minutes she left his cabin, Sameer saw her leave. Naina entered the kitchen expecting Mayaji and Nisha to be there but on not finding them she frowned a bit. It was about 2 pm. They had cooked lunch and went to rest. Naina opened the freezer and drank some water as she sat on the slab.
"Nani kehti thi ki shaadi ke baad ke pehle din kuch meetha banana chahiye, voh ho toh nahi ho saka lekin mai ab toh bana sakti hu." Naina said to herself and searched for ingredients to make a sweet dish. She tied her hair into a messy bun and started preparing halwa. She was standing near the stove as a wave of dizziness hit her but managed to stand straight. She was unable to sleep after last night's incident due to which she felt weak today. She wiped the sweat which formed on her forehead with the back of her palm and tried tugging her hair strands behind her ear as it disturbed her. She was too engrossed in cooking when, suddenly out of nowhere, she was pulled and her back hit a hard surface.
Naina shrieked when her dupatta was pulled off from her neck and thrown on the floor. She looked at the blue icy cold eyes that glared at her angrily. Naina shivered to see him and her burning dupatta. Sameer threw water on it to extinguish the fire while Naina kept staring at it in horror. Sameer held her shoulders tightly pinning her against the wall while Naina blinked several times to register what had just happened. She looked at her savior, her husband as he gritted his teeth in anger making her tremble like a dry leaf.
"Marna hai aapko? Do you wish to die?" He yelled, making her stiffen at her position.
"Are you even listening to me? What if I had not come to save you? What if something had happened to you? You won't work in the kitchen, you would never enter this place. Do you get that?" He spoke coldly as his tone was laced with strictness. His chest heaved as he breathed heavily. Her heart flinched listening to his cold raging voice.
"Sorry," Naina whispered. Sameer walked out of the kitchen while she followed him silently to their room. As they reached the room, Sameer stood facing his back to Naina and slipped his hands in his pockets. Naina walked towards him taking baby steps and wrapped her shivering hands around his biceps. "Sorry." She mumbled again, making him look at her.
