Part three.“Who might have given you the impression of you being lost?” I heard him chuckle. “You were never lost, my little bird.”We were silent for a minute or two.“W-we are in danger?” I was hesitant to know.“You are the danger, Radhika,” he sounded so serious. “However, you would be surprised to know someone volunteered to take both of you in their protection who is not scared of anyone, who I know as a conqueror.” “Shrey uncle?”“Uzair.”“People are that much scared of him?”“You would be surprised to know.”“H-he scares me,” I told him meekly. “He is the only fine line standing between you and them by protecting you from those people. They are death itself and the Uzair I know is the man of his words. “Oh, does he?” I was shaking literally. He would really never let me go then if it was true. “Your connection with him was way deeper than I could make you understand. You will be safer here with Uzair. It is the most secure place to be. He'll make sure of it.”Turning aro

Part two.“How can you be so sure about me taking everything from you when in fact I am the one who is fighting for the things you like for them to stay! Tell me why are you so adamant about me being the villain?” “Because you are a monster!”Everything happened in a mere half second and before her normal mind could decipher what was happening he had her body trapped between him and the wall behind her.“Ah,” something hit her in the middle of her back with the sudden force applied to it that she cried out. Not paying any heed to her pain, he replied, “Do you even know what a monster feels like?” cupping her jaws in a brutal grin from one of his hands, he let his words out through his clenched teeth. “Do you even know what they do?” Jerking her face closer to him in the next second, he took her nape in the other hand, fisting her thick mass of hair in it. “Do you know what monsters are really for?” Taking one last predatory step toward her leaving no space between them, he scoffed.

Part two. His stare turned into a cold malignant glare. “Don't test my patience. I have been very calm with you.” “I don't want anything from you. Leave me!” Tears stung in the corner of her eyes as she endured the pain he was inflicting on her. “Nothing! I want nothing from you!” “It is not up to you now. Is it?” “It is!” “Then you know nothing. Let me remind you of something,” he eyed her coldly. “I cannot let you flee because you don't want to stay here. I have made a promise to keep you and your brother safe. And I will.” She reared back. “No matter if you want it or not,” he was purely vicious with the words he was using. “I might scare you but they are very much formidable, vicious and willing to do to avenge whatever it takes,” he gestured to her trembling figure through his roaming eyes, “with that.” “Never,” she shook her head. “I am not scared of your words. You are just trying to scare me with your words to make me listen to you!” “Oh?” leaning forward, he almos