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His Little Bride

An eighteen-year-old carefree princess finds her life transformed after marrying into a traditional, orthodox family. Her twenty-two-year-old husband is an arrogant, introverted perfectionist, making him her complete polar opposite. While she is talkative, clumsy, and child-like, he is mature and demanding. Yet, despite their clashing personalities, an affectionate bond begins to form. Follow their journey as this lively young bride somehow makes her serious husband dance to her own tune.
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Chapter 8

2months later..

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"Ooi chota packet, wake up," Veer caressed her hair.

"Let me sleep, monster. ", and she dug her face in the pillow.

He leaned closer to her ear and whispered, "What if mom and dadi come and see that ghar ki bahu (my daughter-in-law) is still sleeping?" and she woke up with a jerk.

"No, no, no, I am up," she said, rubbing her eyes, and Veer chuckled.

"Now go and get ready," he said, and she nodded and went to the restroom.

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Breakfast table..

Everyone was having breakfast peacefully. Just then, Grandmother shouted.

"Who made my tea today?" 

"Meee," said Samaira.

"Why do you add sugar to it, huh?" "Don't you know I am a diabetic patient?" She shouted, holding her arm out.

"No, daadi, I didn't add sugar," she said in fear.

"What are you trying to say, haa, that I am lying bolo?" She shouted once again, while Samaira didn't say anything.

"Veer your wife; she tried to kill me." "She added sugar to my tea," she complained.

"Veer," I am not lying; I didn't add sugar to it. "There is some misunderstanding," she said softly, looking at Veer with teary eyes.

"If you are not lying, haa, then you are trying to prove that I am lying," Daadi said in a furious tone.

"Noo daadi, it's not like that; I am not saying that you are lying," Samaira said, shaking her head.

"I know you are lying. "You added sugar and tried to kill me, haa," said Daadi, while Samaira was just looking at Veer.

"Veer, why are you standing like a statue here?" "Your wife tried to kill your daadi, and you aren't saying anything," Vedika said to Veer, or you can say he shouted.

"Veer maine sacchi me kuch nahi kiya (truly, I haven't done anything)," she said.

"Samaira, you made the tea right," asked Veer, and she nodded.

"Sugar, add kiya tha?" (Did you add sugar?) Sam nodded negatively at Veer's question.

Veer tasted the tea, which had sugar.

"But this contains sugar, Samaira," he said in a cold tone, while Daadi glared at Samaira.

"Veer believe me," she just uttered this much looking at his face.

"If you did it by mistake, then tell us," said Veer calmly.

"No, veer sacchii, I didn't add sugar to it," said Samaira, shaking her head.

"Tab se, you are saying I didn't add sugar; if I didn't add sugar, then how come this tea contains sugar, huh?" This time Veer shouted, and Samaira shivered at his tone.

"Maine sugar add nahi kiya (I didn't add sugar)" She muttered like a baby, and tears started flowing from her eyes.

"Veer we did a mistake, teri isse shadi karwa kar (we did a mistake by doing your marriage with her)," said Daadi in disgust, looking at Samaira.

"Daadi, I am sorry from her side," said Veer.

"She made a mistake, then she will only apologize," said Daadi, looking at Samaira, who was looking at the floor.

"Say sorry, Sam," said Veer in a stern tone, but she didn't reply.

"Daadi ko sorry bolo (say sorry to granny)," he shouted, and she shivered.

"Ek min daadi (just a min granny)," said Samaira.

"You drank this tea right," asked Samaira, pointing to the cup of tea, and Daadi nodded. She tasted the tea, which contains a high amount of sugar.

"And this is your tea, mom?" asked Samaira, pointing to another cup of tea.

"Samaira, why are you wasting our time?" asked Daadi, who was irritated.

"Bas ek min daadi," she said.

"So this is your tea, mom?" asked Samaira, and she nodded.

"So, Mom, you drank the tea?" asked Samaira, and Vedika nodded negatively.

She tasted Vedika's tea, which didn't have sugar.

"I said no, there is a misunderstanding; daadi mistakenly took mom's tea," said Samaira.

"So this means you are trying to prove me wrong," said Daadi.

"No, daadi, I am trying to prove myself right," said Samaira, looking at her.

"Try this tea, and you'll get the answer," she said.

Veer tasted Vedika's tea, then he got to know that it was a misunderstanding, and Daadi mistakenly took Vedika's tea, and then all this mess happened.

"If you are still thinking that it was my mistake, I am so sorry, daadi," she said, going upstairs.

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Samaira's pov..

That monkey donkey monster shouted on me in front of everyone.. that wasn't my mistake still.. Huhuh, I hate you monster.. office bhi chala gaya bina sorry bolkar.. yes, I would beat him.. yessss yesss I would beat him and I would give him punishment.. what he thinks of himself, huhuh..now I would show him what Samaira Veer Singhania was..

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Veer came from the office and went to his room to find her studying. He didn't say anything and changed his clothes.

"Let's go downstairs, and I'll give you some food," Samaira said without looking at him.

"Ok"

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"Where is everyone?" asked Veer as Samaira served him food.

"I don't know," she replied, turning to leave, but he held her wrist.

"Leave me alone," she wriggled, coming out of his grip.

"Leave my hand alone!" she shouted.

"Sit here," he said calmly.

"Nooo, leave my hand," she said, nodding her head in agreement.

"First, sit here," he said in a stern tone.

She took the knife that was on the table and showed him.

"Leave me, you monster donkey monkey, or else I'll kill you," she shouted, showing him the knife, while for the first time Veer got scared of her anger and left her hand.

She placed the knife on the table and started walking, but Veer held her hand again and pinned her to the wall.

"Leave me alone," she shouted, but her words came as a mere whisper due to their proximity.

"Gussa ho (are you angry?)" he asked in his husky voice.

"Yesss, I am angry now; leave me alone, monster," she said, controlling her erratic heartbeat.

"Ach, so you are angry," he said, and she nodded. He kissed her cheek passionately. She closed her eyes, feeling his lips.

"I am angry," she said, and he kissed her again.

"I will kill you one day for sure," she said, closing her eyes.

"Sssshhhh," he sushed her by putting his finger on her pouty, kissable lips.

He was looking at her face intensely while she was getting nervous from his intense gaze.

He freed her hand and grabbed her by her waist, then dipped his face in the crook of her neck, inhaling her scent. He placed a kiss there, to which she closed her eyes. He trailed wet kisses to her neck and throat, to which she helplessly moaning, clutching his shoulder, dug her nails as her knees gave up. Her one hand went to his hair, and she caressed it lightly as his lips worked on her neck.

She tilted her neck in order to give him more access. "Aaahh Veer," she moaned little loudly, clutching his hairs, as he marked her for the first time, licked and sucking the spot to soothe the pain.

Samaira's pov..

Why was I liking his touch? No, no, I was Gussa, and here he was doing this, you monster, and I would kill you. Yes, Sam, you have to do this.

With full force, Samaira pushed Veer, who stumbled but didn't fall.

"Ab kya samaira (now what veer?)" he asked, being irritated.

"You monster, what were you doing?" "Haaa, here I am, gussa on you, and you are doing all these things," said Samaira. "No, no!" she shouted.

"Sorry, Sam," he said softly.

"Sorry, huh? What's up with the apology you shouted at me in front of everyone without my mistake, dadi? mom? Everyone scolded me? "I wasn't even in fault." "If I did something then it's a problem; if I don't do anything then it's a problem too, like, whyy?" she shouted angrily.

"Here I am trying to adjust to this house, but they always shout at me and insult me, even though it's not my fault," she shouted with teary eyes.

"I was 16 when my parents told me to marry you. I don't know the reason why my parents forced me into this marriage. "I am not blaming you or your family, but at least I am also a human being, and your family never treated me like that." "If there is any problem or mess, all the mistakes were Samaira's only," she said, rubbing her eyes harshly.

"And every time your dadi and mom said, "Meri saath shaadi karwana sabse baadi galti thi toh karwayi q" (and every time your granny and mom said that they did wrong by choosing me for you, then what to do?" "Why they even chose me for you; I haven't told them to choose me, huh?" 

"Whyy, what is the problem they have with me every time?" Arvi and I are the same age, but if it was her mistake, no one said anything to her just because she is the daughter of this house and I am the daughter-in-law of this house."

"Here, I am not complaining about them, but still, I am also a human being."

"Before marriage, I was a carefree child, or you could say I was the princess; I always got what I wanted; I didn't even know how to cook or do household works, but I learned everything; I was never compliant about anything; I always threw tantrums on my parents; but here, I didn't do anything because I knew there was no one who cared for me," she shouted in tears, while he was looking at her face.

"Bass, it's ok now. "Stop crying," he said softly, wiping her tears.

"Now shout on me and tell your dadi and mom that I said bad things about them," she said, crying loudly.

"Sssh, stop crying," he said and hugged her tightly, and she hugged him back and cried more.

To be continued.

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