Naina's POV
"Butterfly, why are you sitting here alone? I am waiting for you downstairs," Arnav asked, sitting on the bed in front of me.
"Nothing," I shrugged.
"Are you ready? Shall we leave?" he asked, and I nodded.
It's Ajay's parents' anniversary event. I didn't want to go, but Pooja convinced me by saying that she would feel nervous going there alone and that Ajay would be busy receiving guests, leaving her alone. Being a good best friend, I agreed, so all the three couples were going to be there.
"Butterfly, it's ok if you don't want to go there. I can manage... you can rest at home," Arnav remarked, shifting near to me.
"It's not like that," I commented slowly.
He took my hand in his as he spoke, "Baby, I know you are mad at me but don't be like this." he kissed my knuckles before continuing,
"but that is for your safety.""I know but I don't like this," I said, dragging the words.
He actually arranged a bodyguard for me after the kidnapping incident which happened 15 days ago. But I really don't like it... I don't like someone following me everywhere, it is suffocating me. I actually stopped going out other than the radio station at night because I don't want someone following me everywhere.
This doesn't suit my life. I grew up like a free bird going wherever I like and I usually travel on buses because I like it, people's voices... It gives me inspiration to write and as an author I totally love my lifestyle. But now, I can't go anywhere on the bus. I have to take this bodyguard everywhere and I can't take him on the bus, can I? He drives wherever I want and he just stands near me whatever I do.
I am an independent woman without a stable job. I mean I don't work like this time to that time... I don't need to hurry anywhere. I go to the library when I feel like reading silently; I go on walks if I feel like walking; I go to the beach to sit peacefully and to play with kids but I can't do any of these things freely with someone following me.
This is why I hate rich families. It just doesn't suit me.
"Ok then I will remove your bodyguard. Are you happy now?" he asked.
"Really?" I questioned.
"Yeah, baby. I don't want to make you uncomfortable," he said, caressing my hair.
"But for that you have to do something," he added."What is it?" I asked curiously. I can do anything as long as I can roam free like before.
"You have to let me put a tracker on you," he said carefully, like don't want me to get mad at him again.
"You are talking like a mafia king in books," I chuckled as I remembered many books and mafia kings who put trackers on female leads without their knowledge.
At least my man is asking me before doing that actually.
"Well, I can't take risks about your safety," he remarked.
"Ok then," I agreed, and he immediately took out a chain from his pocket.
"You are already prepared," I commented.
"What can I do when my girlfriend is not talking with me," he sighed.
"If I put this on, you will ask that bulky muscle man to not follow me anymore," I asked to confirm.
He pecked my lips as he said, "Yes."
"Let me tell you something before putting this on," he said and I nodded.
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It's All Started With A Lie
General FictionShe is crazy He is calm. She is clumsy He is reserved. She never stops talking He never talks if it is not necessary. She is happy soul while his heart is filled with depression. He is rich as fuck but doesn't have peaceful life She is middleclass...