yavira08
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- Parts 10
"You know what?" Sonarika said bitterly, lifting her finger and pointing it straight at his chest. "I realized something today. Talking to a wall is far better than talking to you."
One second she was standing in front of him
the next, her back hit the car with a dull thud.
Avyukt's hands gripped her shoulders like iron, firm and unyielding. With a sudden, he pulled her close. The world seemed to shrink around them as their bodies pressed together, chest to chest, so close that their noses brushed, and the faintest warmth of each other radiated through the small space between them.
"Next time," he growled, his voice low and sharp, gritting his teeth, "when you want my help add please to the sentence, Sonarika Mehra."
The words were sharp, but the intensity behind them was suffocating. Her hands shot out instinctively, slapping firmly against his chest. The solid strength beneath her palms made her pulse race, her frustration mingling with the thrill of their closeness.
"I pray to God,that our paths never cross again. Because I cannot tolerate your presence for more than one minute, Avyukt Dadhich!" she snapped, glaring directly into his eyes.
Neither of them moved or neither blinked. The world beyond them faded to nothing the only thing that existed was the heat of their proximity and the battle in their eyes.
Then, a sudden clap of thunder ripped through the sky, making them both flinch and glance upward instinctively.
Avyukt's gaze slowly drifted from the stormy sky back to her face.
"I think God actually heard your wish," Avyukt said, a smirk playing on his lips.