Saira's POV.
Did I do something wrong last evening?
The party had seemed to go on well. Thinking back I could not figure out if I had erred in any way.
The experience had been unnerving and new. Over the past few days he had done a lot of things that had infuriated me, surprised me or even disgusted me but not once had I felt nervous.
Last evening after the conversation with the middle-aged gentleman something seemed to have changed. Leonardo kept looking at me all the while. Every time I happened to look his way I would find him looking at me. He would look away but it made me wonder if everything was fine. Leonardo certainly was not fine throughout the rest of the party.
His unflinching look later when he had dropped me home seemed to bore into me, like he was silently trying to come to some sort of conclusion.
A shiver ran through me at the memory.
The doorbell sounded just then making me jump.
"Leon
I hope the chapter has been a good read. Leonardo seems to be effortlessly breaking away Saira's walls of resistance and she is not yet aware of it. Some fun chapters coming up with a lot of new developments. Do stay tuned. Please do VOTE and comment. Love, from me to you.:)
Saira's POV. A sinking feeling took over my heart, a common occurrence these days. My reflection stared back at me from the mirror on the wall. It was a constant battle between my brain and instinct. My brain cautioned me and I knew I should pay attention and do as per the warning my brain is sending my way. My instinct has not let me down in the past- no that is not correct my ever nosey sub conscious mind reminded me. Eight years ago I had squashed my instinct and had let myself fall into the trap of a charmer. I looked away, unable to meet my own eyes. The memories are not pleasant, however the lesson learnt cannot be forgotten.
Saira's POV. I heard him sigh "What again about her Zavi? I thought you believe me when I say I am not in any way associated with her. She is not even a friend of mine." "Well she is my friend and I just want this to be clarified once and for all." "Yes Ma'am" he mock saluted me as we reached his car and he opened the passenger door for me, his grin back in place. How long can a girl resist that gorgeous smile? I felt my lips pull into a smile before I could control the muscles and his grin became broader. "That smile is what I live for. It makes my day." His soft voice created havoc to my senses and I slid quietly into the seat. " That is unbearably ch
Saira's POV. I try to give a friendly look to the old lady as she reaches my cash counter at 'Snacks King' but it is not easy to smile while you are trying to stifle a yawn. I ended up giving her a twisted and pouted lip expression with my cheeks puffed out slightly with the yawn that seemed determined to make it's presence felt. If the lady found my expression weird she did not give it away and I suppose I should be thankful for that. The day had been a tiring one with me visiting the University to pick up some study material then going to visit my father at the hospital before coming here directly in time for my shift. Skipping lunch had not been the best of decisions and it added to my weariness.
Saira's POV. "Hey." His soft voice did crazy things to my heart reminding me how I had missed hearing it today since morning. "Hello." I responded trying to look nonchalant "What brings you here?" "You." he answered simply making my breath hitch in my lungs. Don't fall for his charm Saira. "Really?" I said hoping it sounded sarcastic enough "I had been there inside you know, if had wanted to meet me." "Zavi. Would you have spoken to me if I would have approached you inside?" His eyes twinkled in humour having read my intentions accurately. "What do you want?" I snapped trying not to question m
Saira's POV. Clutching at the cushions in my attempt to stop them from rolling off the bed I almost tripped over my own feet. Easy does it Saira- you can do it without causing a bed disaster. I sighed in relief when I placed them securely on the other side of the comforter. Taking my eyes off them at last I almost toppled over backwards as I met with the dark eyes watching me unflinchingly- not looking pleased at all. In my attempt to overcome my clumsiness I had completely forgotten about him. "Are you comfortable?" I asked in a rush. "Is that what you had been trying to do till now?" my fath
Saira's POV.\ "I do realise I should have an appointment to meet Mr. Norcross but this is urgent." I said trying to maintain the smile at the old frowning shrew at behind the counter. She reminds me of my warden back in hostel whose primary motive in life seemed to be to frown upon everything youngsters did. "No." I sucked in my breath - taking a long deep breath. I would need to do that a couple of times more to overcome my urge to want to rip this old hag's nose right off her face. I know she is doing her duty but her mind frame is showing on her face when she is giving me the look that screams 'Gold digger stop chasing my stunningly good
Saira's POV. How can he just announce we are leaving for a cruise in two days' time? After our Visit to India three weeks back things had finally started moving positively towards my mother's recovery. And now she is back with us, her family. A smile played on my lips thinking about how happy my father had been on seeing his beloved wife alive. My mother who had been getting flashes of memory for so long now had her memory almost completely restored. She still suffers a few lapses once in a while but they would be momentary and she would be fine almost next instant. Being with her family was helping my mother immensely. Leonardo Norcross had a b
Saira's POV. She has such a soothing pretty name. "Agnes I am just an employee. But since I work directly under Mr. Norcross I am quite – um -acquainted with him." She nodded, though the surprised look was still there all over her face. I cannot blame her for that. Mr Leonordo Norcross does have the reputation of being the short tempered hard task master. "This elevator is for the owners. Are you supposed to use it?" she asked pointing towards a sign. Damn! Now why did Mrs Brook point this one out to me? While I was still contemplating if I should walk towards the next elevator the door opened and Leonardo- well almost walked out.