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Story: His Kidnapped Bride
He comes close to her, slides the chair for her, and gestures to her to sit. She quietly and quickly sits down on the chair. Mrityunjay sits on the chair next to her and starts serving all the things on her plate that he has specially made for her today.
"Today is your birthday, and you are allowed to eat your favorite dishes, but on one condition: if you feel anything uneasy, make sure to tell me immediately."
" Sure… Can I eat?"
"Not before this soup..."
Mayil is in such a hurry to eat all her favorite dishes that she does not pay any attention to the fact that the soup that Mrityunjay is asking her to drink contains many different natural medicines for her problem, and to suppress the taste of that medicine, an artificial flavor has been used in it, which will not let her know at all that there are medicines related to saving her weak digestion.
She quickly eats a mouthful of pizza slices and gulps the cold drink with another hand. She attempts to lick a small amount of cheese that has spread across her lips using her long tongue. Mrityunjay is just sitting there silently, watching her eat like a starving kid. Mayil knows very well that Mrityunjay's eyes are only on her. She picks up another piece of pizza, suddenly grabs his jaw and opens his mouth, and immediately puts the piece of pizza.
"Similarly, I am very much troubled by my stomach ache. There is no need to even stare like this."
As soon as he eats the pizza, Mrityunjay looks at the cook, who is looking at him. He smiles and praises his work in his eyes, as if he has received his reward. He bows his head lightly with a hand on his chest.
"Today we are going to roam everywhere, as you already mentioned which place you want to visit."
Mayil looks at him with the pizza in her mouth. Mayil wanted him to go here, and if she got a chance, she would run away, and Mrityunjay told her very comfortably that he would definitely go visit whenever she got the chance.
Is he planning everything for my birthday? I should try to run away.
Then she feels ashamed of her own thinking because she knows that Mrityunjay must have arranged it well so that she cannot run away at all, so she is saying that any kind of effort will be useless. She knows that, at this time, it is not possible for her to make any kind of effort. She will have to wait another 6 months by any means so that she becomes very well trained in everything and can face any situation. So she says:.
"Everywhere... even that Rhine falls to... I want to swim there, please."
"That is dangerous."
"But I want to, please."
Mrityunjay ate his morsel and didn't want to deny her but also wanted nobody to see her in bikinis, so he says.
"Fine, everything will be arranged there... You said you want to go paragliding also."
"Of course, I want to do this too, but it may not be here a bit; I don't know which city it is in, and it is in Interlaken."
"We will do everything."
"Your work..."
"I take a day off from work... I want to enjoy it..."
"My birthday..."
Mrityunjay is not looking at her at all but is answering her every question, and suddenly stops to concentrate on eating. Mayil is getting confused about his behavior at every moment. He doesn't tell her anything, but his actions tell her a lot.
"Jay, who are you?"
"Why do you want to know about me?"
"I don't know... but you are confusing me."
He smiles slightly and looks at her. She is only looking at her; she looks so beautiful today. Mrityunjay never puts any kind of makeup on her vanity, as he absolutely doesn't want her to do any kind of makeup because that's how he likes her. He doesn'tknow whether Mayil likes to wear make-up or not, but he has often seen her without makeup, and today, when she is sitting in front of him in a very elegant gown like this, she looks like a fairy. He just wants to hold her in his arms.
"What you want to know about me..."
"Everything… "
"Why..."
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