Veer looked at her with a mischievous grin.
"Why? Am I wrong? Or do you belong to another species?"
Kaya sighed, rubbing her temples like she was already too tired for this conversation.
"Forget it."
But Veer leaned in, feigning seriousness.
"No, how can I forget? I need to know, right? What's our future going to look like? I mean… will our children end up as gorillas, vultures, or something else entirely?"
Her head snapped toward him so quickly it was almost threatening.
"What did you just say? Repeat it."
His grin widened, foolish yet taunting.
"Oh, you know… will they become vultures, gorillas, or some other species? I just need to be prepared."
Kaya narrowed her eyes, her voice sharp.
"It's fine. That's not something you need to worry about. The one who'll be the mother of your children should be the one worrying."
Then she smirked, adding,
"And no matter what they are, they'll still end up foolish and idiotic—just like you."
Veer shrugged, entirely unfazed.
