Tracing her bangles up, he let the silence speak for itself for a while and then muttered, "Aapko choodiyan pasand hai?" He asked, pulling her body closer by her wrist, and now she stood almost between his legs. She was blushing, looking nervous and uneasy but he paid it no mind. "Ji, pasand hai." He hummed, nodding. "Agar mujhse ye toot gayi toh aapko acha nahi lagega na?" He murmured, lifting his other hand, puffing out another air of smoke. Feedback: @khwaabi I can't wait for the story to end so I can read it all together and keep re reading it @softsinz Found this book randomly and istg I'm so happy I gave this book a chance LOVE THE CHARACTERS & STORY. @Roohzieee Your story is beautifully framed and written. The plot, the way you express even the tiniest details, the characterers. Everything is wonderfully articulated. I just love your writing style.

"Wo humare wo neighbour hai na, jinke paas wo safed kutta hai, americano skomo dog.." "American Eskimo," he corrected lazily, a small smile tugging at his lips.