Cat Is Out Of The Bag!

Viaan was silently looking at his mother for some quiet moments, deep in his thoughts, when Leena’s voice broke his stupor.

“Where are you lost, Viaan?” She shook his shoulders.

“Thinking about what you said,” Viaan replied, sighing audibly. “Let’s believe for a second that she had no one, still, we don’t bring someone straight to our house out of pity, Mom.” He took a pregnant pause, then tried to explain to his mother, “She is a complete stranger to us. How could you trust her so easily? What if she has some ulterior motive?” Viaan couldn’t believe how his mother didn’t doubt the girl.

Leena looked at her son with a blank expression. She agrees with whatever he was trying to say, but she was no immature or stupid woman to put her trust in some burglar. Out of humanity, she had asked Kiara to be her guest until the latter was sick, for the girl had saved her life, risking her own.

“I agree with you, son, but you think it yourself: why would a mere burglar or a scammer, as you are try