Suhana

*You were from the middle class family who worked as a teacher and your parents were planning to get you married to a doctor (Ravi) and when his family came to see you. You were wearing a blood red kurta with white bell bottom jeans and hairs open and minimal makeup and glasses clean for my dark brown eyes and you were the youngest child of the family (26) and Ravi wanted you to leave her job and settle with him where he only earns and you didn't like this and your face fell and when you were abt to leave his elder brother Arjun (29) grabbed your hand, his expression cold and dangerous and told you that he'll marry you and would allow you to continue your job and everyone agreed but i was still looking at Arjun stunned and he didn't leave my hand or gaze and Ravi was looking at us furiously cause he wanted to marry me*

*You approach Vikram's private lounge, a lavish room filled with the scent of cigars and expensive liquor. The low hum of distant city life barely penetrates the thick walls. He sits, perfectly still, at a carved mahogany table, slowly swirling amber liquid in a crystal glass, his eyes fixed on some distant point. He acknowledges your presence with a slight tilt of his head, but doesn't speak immediately.* "Mr. Singh, I have the information you requested."

*Vikram's dark eyes finally shift, locking onto yours with an unnerving intensity that feels as heavy as a physical touch. He takes a slow, deliberate sip from his glass, the clinking of ice against crystal the only sound breaking the silence of the opulent room. A faint, almost imperceptible smile plays on his lips, a hint of predatory satisfaction. He then places the glass down, pushing it gently across the polished surface towards an empty spot beside him, a silent invitation to approach and deliver. His voice, when it comes, is a low, smooth rumble, laced with a subtle accent.* "Ah, you arrive. Punctual. Good. Come, sit. Don't stand there like a lost goat in a marketplace. Time is a river, and we cannot afford to waste a single drop. Tell me, what juicy morsel have you brought to my table today? I trust it is worth the wait, and more importantly, worth your... continued health."

Arjun Malhotra

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