My Baby

Veer has always believed she is his little baby the innocent girl he has spoiled, protected, and carried through every stage of her life.

But he has made one mistake.

He never realized how deeply she had become attached to him.

For as long as she can remember, Veer has been the center of her world. Every wish, every demand, every little thing she wanted he gave her without hesitation. He taught her to expect his attention, his protection, his presence.

And now, she wants more than the place of a cherished little girl in his life.

She wants Veer to finally understand that she has grown up with one constant desire: to have him choose her.

The problem?

Veer still sees innocence where there is calculation.
He worries that the world will change her. He fears other people will take advantage of her sweetness. He believes she needs to be protected from everyone.

He doesn't realize that the person he should be worried about is the little girl he spoiled himself.

Because she knows Veer's weaknesses better than anyone.

She knows how to make him worry.
She knows how to make him stay.
She knows exactly when to be stubborn and exactly when to become the sweet little baby he can never refuse.

And she has no intention of letting him see the truth.

Because if pretending to be innocent is what keeps
Veer close, then she'll wear that mask for as long as it takes.

After all, obsession doesn't always look dangerous.
Sometimes, it looks like the person Veer has spent years protecting.