Redeeming Love by Shikha Mishra (red queen free ebook .TXT) 📕

Toxic love

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(Book 2)

"Vihaan wait....." I shout. He flinches or was it my imagination. "How are you?" I ask in broken voice.

He turns and this time I flinch. His eyes are bloodshot. The vein on his face are popping. I have never seen him this angry.

"How am I? What a brilliant question you have asked Mrs Malhotra....ops sorry ex Mrs Malhotra. Well I am doing fine with my wifey." Tears starts welling up in my eyes.

"Vihaan you don't get to hurt me." I mumble.

"Oo..... I do. Just like you gave me pain 3 years ago....." the mocking voice was exchanged with a painful voice. "You...you didn't even thought of me. You just left me. YOU. FUCKING. LEFT. ME."

"Then what should I have done. We were toxic for each other vihaan." I cry out. My heart was in pain and I didn't know how to stop it's pain.

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I get out of my thoughts as I hear honking. I get inside the cab. The whole ride I was thinking about whatever happened with vihaan since yesterday. And I have come to the conclusion that I need to do something which would tell him that I don't love him anymore. If I don't than we would be always stuck in the past.

A laugh escapes me. I am being hypocritical. But maybe whatever I would plan would also help me in getting free from my past.

Getting home I get out of the car after paying the driver. I call Bhai and tell him to open the gate. He does and seeing his face anyone can say that he is angry. A hell lot of angry.

“Your room now." He whispers. I nod my head and pad towards my room with bhai tailing me. As soon as I close the door I get hit by the questions.

“Why the hell are you coming now? Where were you since yesterday night? Why were you not picking your call? Did vihaan did anything to you? I should have went with you. I should have never let you leave alone. I should have never listened to you. Damn it say something Disha."

“I will if you let me." saying that I let myself fall on bed and think of from where to start. I can't tell him everything. I can't also keep him in dark.

“Disha spit." He also joins me on bed. I move and keep my head on his outstretched hand. I start saying leaving some parts as a secret.

“Okay bhai. When I reached there vihaan was already wasted and he didn't let me call anyone. So I just kicked his ass..." Bhai laughs on it interrupting me and comments.

“Sure you did. But baby sister you can't use those words anymore." I hit him.

“I am not telling you anything now." I say and move away from him. He slides me back in my original position and says.

“Now now don't pout and tell me everything. But do use those words in minimal so that I can get used to hearing you say those words." I roll my eyes and again start narrating the story.

“I threw him inside the car and drove his car towards his house. I slept in one of the guest room and I didn't picked your call as I was sleeping and didn't heard the ringing of my phone. Happy?"

He flips making my head fall on the mattress. Laying on his stomach with his hand supporting his head he ask suspiciously.

“That was all it. And soniya was not angry seeing you there?"

”About that vihaan was dictating the way and he took me to his other mansion." I reply. I have become a perfectionist in lying in all these years. He nods his head but still eyeing me with a suspicious look.

“Okay then I will leave. My son would be waking up in any......" Suddenly we hear crying sound. “That's my sign. I will leave bye."

“Bye."

While gazing at the ceiling for I don't know how many hours an idea popped up in my head. This idea would tell everyone that I don't love vihaan anymore and maybe it will also tell me the same. That idea might make me leave my past and live my future to the fullest. It would make both of us realise that everything has changed, our love also and it can never be redeemed.

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