Jack used to drive at an economic speed. Her heart was unstable and her mind was trapped. She was still thinking about the words Samira Reddy had said to her. Just then, her mobile phone rang and she checked the text message. “Hi. Rudra here.” “Hey.” Sara Owen texted back. “Let’s meet.” “Are you back?” “Yeah. Just landed in Vento city.” Airport was far from her location. “I am going to October.” “Then come to my place. Shen Hotels. My assistant will pick you up.” “Okay.” Sara Owen raised her head, “Jack, take me to Shen Hotels.” “Yes, Madam.” She reached there in half an hour. Assistant Jacob welcomed her and led her way to the private suite booked by Rudra Reddy. “Madam, is there anything I can help you with?” Sara Owen looked around. She saw a water bottle placed on the table. “No, thank you.” She smiled at him. Assistant Jacob left the suit. Sara Owen drank water. Her attention was snatched by an aquarium. “Beautiful.” She smiled chromatically. Rudra Reddy ente
“I am ready to live with the fact that he will never be mine. Even if he continues to love her, I am ready to be his wife who will never question him.” “Sara.” Rudra Reddy sat beside her in surprise. The woman was depressed. Sara Owen opened her eyes and looked at him with her heavy gaze. “I didn’t think before marrying him. Because I never did expect anything from him.” Her red and tearful eyes, her hoarse and heavy voice, her broken heart and her sorrow, pierced his heart. He held her face in his palms and looked at her worryingly. “Sara, I don’t want you to live like a prisoner. Why do you want to hurt yourself?” “Because I have promised him, I won’t leave him until he asks.” His eyes darkened, “What the hell?” A thought reflected in his mind. “What compulsion of yours forced you to become his wife?” He roared. When she was about to pass out, he shook her shoulders in worry. “Sara.” She was dizzy. He let her fall in his arms. The woman had played with her life by marrying
Yohan Dixon had placed the woman on the pavilion seat. He was continually staring at the woman's perspiring face and his heart was racing. He didn't want her to adopt these modern traits from contemporary culture. He admired her straightforwardness and modesty. In front of the main gate, he stopped the car and turned to face her. What must she be considering before consuming alcohol? She made a mistake by approaching Rudra Reddy in his private suit. Rudra Reddy was undoubtedly attempting to disturb him. Yohan Dixon was aware that Rudra Reddy was unable to touch his wife. He did not wish to die by Yohan Dixon. His throat became parched. He leaned and cupped her lovely face in his cold palms. "Sara." He addressed her with much affection. Why the woman was upset with him? Didn't he make it obvious that he hadn't had sex with Samira Reddy? Why did she try to tease him by inventing a situation? Was she out for vengeance? It would then be the worst thing ever. He didn't like someone who
“This is a gift. I am sorry. I forgot to tell you.” Gracie tried to smile. “You… Who gave this to you?” “It… I…” “It’s damn precious.” Sara Owen touched the captivating pendant and then smiled at Gracie. “Did Ryan gift it?” Gracie nodded with a complicated feeling. “Wow. You two are dating. You didn’t tell me.” “Oh, no. Sara. We are not.” “Don’t lie. He daily comes to pick you up and drops you at the mall. You can’t hide anything from me.” Sara Owen pretended to be angry. “Sara, we are not dating. Okay? I tried to refuse but… He… I don’t know why he gave this to me.” “He likes you.” “Shut up. He is an actor. He has a queue of beautiful ladies.” “Maybe you are first in that queue.” Gracie sighed sadly, “I don’t know, Sara. He usually… He is nice to me. We are good friends. We share things. We…” Sara Owen shuddered, “Do you tell him about my…” “Miss Sara Owen.” The keeper was standing at the door of the class. Everybody looked at her. Sara Owen stood up from her seat. “
Sara Owen exited the dressing room and placed the items on the bed. He grew accustomed to Sara Owen's choice of tie, watch, and handkerchief. She buttoned his black shirt and began putting on his tie. He studied her smoky eyes. The woman carefully adorned herself so as not to flaunt her body. Her beauty, though, radiated charm. He couldn't help but grabbed her waist. The woman had annoyed his patience. When she finished and raised her head to look at him, expecting him to leave her, she found his gaze warm and profound. His gaze shifted to her lovely face as if he was attempting to keep his heart in an inspection. "You didn't cover up your thighs." His voice was enticing and down. "I will change the dress." She looked at his masculine chest. “Look at me when I am talking to you.” He articulated. She didn’t want to initiate his outrage. She had experienced from the last party that he hated her exposed body. "Black eyes, black dress. You want me to annihilate another Mr White?" He
"Look at them. They are deeply into each other. Do you still wish to disregard their affection?" Sara Owen looked at him with her genuine smile, “I think we should not talk about them.” She found a couch to sit on. Rudra Reddy sat beside her. Her gaze was on her husband and his gaze was on her beautiful face. He had seen her at parties. He had seen her in her routine life. She always looked adorable and naive. She did not need to make up to look captivating. Rudra Reddy’s eyes darkened when he saw sadness in her deep eyes. He followed her gaze and looked at the sweet couple. “Did you know he was going to take you here?” Sara Owen smiled at him, “Yes.” “It will be hard to see them. You should have refused.” “I can't refuse him for anything even if I want to.” “How can you see him with his girlfriend?” “At least he's happy!” She looked at her husband who had a slight smile on his thin lips. How attractive he was! “Come with me.” He didn’t let her sit there. He held her palm an
Sara Owen fought back. But he intensified his grip on her and buried his face in her neck. His unexpected actions worried her, and she began to push him. "Let me go." "Don't go. Allow me to love you." He gasped at her neck. "Please…" She pushed him with all of her might. Her eyes were filled with tears. "I considered you as my good friend. But I had no idea there was an error in your purpose. I should not have trusted you. I really shouldn't have..." She fought back tears. He panted while glancing at her back as she turned. "He'll never fall in love with you." Hearing his serious voice, Sara Owen took a deep breath and turned bravely. "He has feelings for her. He'll kick you out of his life soon." He added. “He is my husband. And I accept every decision he makes. I don't want you to look at me anymore." Sara Owen walked arrogantly off the terrace. Rudra Reddy tugged the items off the table and staggered weakly onto the couch. That woman was his most ardent longing. He was det
Someone was attempting to open it. They were alarmed. A man dragged her to the rest room squeezing her mouth tighter. The short man crept behind the closed door and waited. The door swung unexpectedly. Swallowing saliva, everyone awaited the person to enter the suit. When nobody entered even after a while, they exchanged their gaze in a trance. After a bit, the short man relaxed, lowered the rode, and came to the door to close it. A towering young man strangled him as soon as the short man approached the door. Men flocked to him like wild hounds as he took his first step inside. He was stronger like an elephant that threw away the short man and fought with the remaining four. He was an expert fighter. He used to go to the gym daily. He was a taekwondo black belt. He had made his college boxing championship debut. He had no trouble with those four. "Please leave me." He could hear her voice coming from the bathroom. He vanquished all four and proceeded to the restroom. When he slamme