AR_B20

Plot Summary:

The story revolves around Sonakshi, who initially plans to trap Aryan in her revenge plot. However, as she spends time with him and tries to make him fall in love with her, she finds herself developing genuine feelings for him. Despite her intentions for revenge, her heart starts convincing her that she is already in love with Aryan.

As Aryan and Sonakshi meet on a date night, their interactions are filled with tension and anticipation. Aryan is drawn to Sonakshi's mysterious and unpredictable nature, while Sonakshi battles with her conflicting emotions. She tries to convince herself that her feelings for Aryan are merely infatuation, driven by her revenge plan. However, deep down, she can't deny the growing affection she feels for him.

Their attraction intensifies, and they share a passionate kiss in the parking lot. Unable to resist their desires, they engage in sexual activities in the back of a car. The experience is filled with pleasure and desire for both of them.

Afterward, they wake up in each other's arms and decide to go to a restaurant to compose themselves. Throughout the meal, Sonakshi feels guilt and excitement, realizing that her revenge plan has become blurred by her genuine connection with Aryan. Aryan, unaware of Sonakshi's internal struggle, is captivated by her and desires more.

After the meal, they take a walk outside and Sonakshi gathers the courage to confess her true feelings to Aryan. She admits that what they shared in the car was not just about revenge for her, but that she has developed genuine feelings for him. Aryan reciprocates her feelings and expresses his own attraction to her.

Sonakshi assures Aryan that her perspective has changed, and she no longer seeks revenge. She wants to explore their connection without any ulterior motives. Aryan is relieved and happy to hear this, and they agree to take things slow and see where their relationship leads. 

Awww, So nice couple but still there is a question that Really Sonakshi has changed whole heartedly? or her motive is still on?

The plot revolves around Sonakshi's initial plan for revenge, her conflicting emotions as she falls in love with Aryan, and their decision to pursue their connection without the weight of revenge. It explores themes of love, desire, and the complexity of human emotions.

This story contains matured and sexual content. Strongly Restricted for children under age of 18+

When He Came

The echoes of the intense boardroom meeting still lingered in Sonakshi's mind as she sat in the cafeteria, absently stirring her coffee. She wasn't angry—anger was too simple. Instead, she was thinking. Calculating.

Aryan entered cautiously, scanning the room before approaching her table. His steps lacked their usual confidence. "Sonakshi, I need to talk," he said, his voice laced with uncertainty.

She took a slow sip of her coffee before looking up at him. "Do you?"

"I didn't do it purposely," he said, sitting across from her. "I was desperate. I didn't think it through."

She watched him carefully, her face unreadable. Desperate men make mistakes. And mistakes are easy to manipulate.

"I see," she said coolly, giving nothing away. "And now?"

Aryan leaned forward. "I regret it, Sonakshi. I really do. I never wanted this to happen."

She simply hummed in response. Regret is useless, Aryan. But you? You're not.

She already knew the truth—Aryan wasn't the real danger. He was a piece in a much larger game, a pawn who had played the wrong move and been exposed too soon. But pawns could still be useful. Especially against the real enemy.

"Do you want your job back?" she asked suddenly, her tone casual.

She leaned back in her chair, fingers lightly tapping against her cup. "You heard me."

Aryan studied her carefully, as if trying to figure out what game she was playing. But Sonakshi gave him nothing.

"Good." She stood up, picking up her bag. "Be in my office tomorrow morning."

Without another word, she walked away, leaving Aryan sitting there, confused. He had expected anger, maybe even revenge. But this? This was something else entirely.

What he didn't know was that Sonakshi wasn't forgiving him. She was keeping him exactly where she wanted—close enough to watch. Close enough to control. Because the best way to destroy an enemy was to know their every move before they made it.

And Aryan? He was about to become her most valuable piece on the board.

Pawns are useful