Let's Begin
Cold, chilly winds were blowing all around-so cold that any ordinary person would get goosebumps. Meanwhile, a man stood on the balcony of his farmhouse, wearing a black shirt under a black overcoat, a black mask covering his face. There were deep blood stains near the corners of his eyes, which stood out clearly against his fair skin. Removing the mask from his face with a crooked smile, he lit a cigarette and took a deep drag.
The top three buttons of his shirt were open, revealing a python tattoo on his chest. He stared straight ahead with his deep brown eyes. Just then, his phone rang. Without listening to the caller, he answered in a cold voice,
"Keep hitting him until he stops breathing."
Saying this, he closed his eyes-eyes that no one could ever truly understand, and he never even gave anyone the chance. There was no emotion on his face at that moment. Suddenly, the door to his room opened, and a man entered, switching on his phone's flashlight to see through the darkness.
"Vairagya, where have you been till now?" the man asked.
At his words, Vairagya squeezed his eyes shut and replied in his cold voice,
"Turn off your phone's light, I don't like it, Kayal bro."
Kayal took a deep breath and nodded,
"Okay, fine," he said, turning off the light.
Vairagya crushed the burning cigarette in his hand, stepped toward Kayal, and said,
"As far as I know, you shouldn't be here right now."
Kayal nodded,
"I know where I should be, and I was there. But you didn't come, so I came to get you."
Kayal's gaze fell on the blood stains on Vairagya's face, and his expression changed. Before he could say anything, the door opened again, and another man rushed in,
"All our ships have already left, so don't worry," he said, falling silent as he glanced at Kayal.
Hearing this, Kayal clenched his fists and looked at Vairagya,
"What is all this, Vairagya? Dad told you not to do all this. Why are you risking your life?"
Vairagya replied, expressionless,
"I don't care about either-neither Dad nor my life. I just want to rule this world, and I will do anything for it."
He took off his shirt, revealing deep scars on his back. Kayal, seeing them, said angrily,
"Fine, then I'll talk to Mom this time. You don't care about any of us, but maybe you'll listen to her when she finds out about your actions."
Vairagya's forehead veins bulged, and he looked at Kayal with cold eyes,
"She must never find out about this. If you try, I will ruin everything. Don't take my words lightly."
Kayal sighed,
"Fine, do whatever you want. But for now, come with me. Mom is waiting for you."
"I'm not going anywhere, and I'll never go back there. You don't need to come here without my permission either. You can go now," Vairagya said, gesturing toward the door.
Kayal glared at him,
"Dad is right-you're still as rude as ever," he said and stormed out.
Vairagya glanced at him, then sat on the sofa. The other man, Manav, spoke,
"Are you really not going to your parents' anniversary?"
"If you want to go, you can. I never stopped you," Vairagya replied coldly.
Manav quickly said,
"No, I don't want to go anywhere. The fact that you keep me with you is enough for me." Then he added,
"Your dad is coming to India without telling you."
Vairagya smirked,
"Hmmm, if he still wants to step back, I'll let him go. But if he accidentally crosses my path, Dad won't be able to protect him like he has for the past eighteen years."
Manav said softly,
"But he is really very innocent. I don't understand what you want from him."
Vairagya looked at him coldly,
"I hate people who pretend to be innocent, and he is one of them. Half my desire is to have him, and half is to make him suffer." He began rubbing his fingers on his forehead, and beads of sweat appeared on Manav's face.
"If your dad finds out-" Manav started, but before he could finish, he felt a sharp knife at his neck. Vairagya said in a cold voice,
"No one else knows about this except you and me. And if I kill you right here, then no one but me will know. Do you understand?"
Manav quickly nodded,
"Yes, yes, I understand."
Vairagya pushed him away,
"Get out. And don't come into my room without permission."
Manav hurried out. Vairagya, stroking his eyebrow, said,
"Be ready to meet me, Candy. We will meet soon," and started taking another drag from his cigarette.
Meanwhile, on the Other Side
Around 10:00 pm, an eighteen-year-old boy with fair skin, a sharp jawline, deep blue eyes, and silky black hair falling over his forehead, partially covering his eyes, stood outside. He wore a mask over his face. Glancing around at what was once a crowded place, he gripped his shirt sleeve tightly and clutched his suitcase as he walked out.
He got into a taxi, and just then his phone rang. He answered the call, and a voice hurriedly asked,
"Reyansh, has your flight landed? Stay at the airport, I'm coming to pick you up."
"No, Moksh, I'm coming. Just send me your apartment location. I'll be there soon," Reyansh replied, ending the call.
After paying the taxi driver, Reyansh got out midway and looked around, feeling quite hungry. He spotted a large bar ahead,
"What is this? Will I get something to eat here?" he wondered, walking inside.
Inside, he saw a huge crowd, people dancing on stage, and the smell of alcohol filled the air. Reyansh covered his nose, finding it hard to bear, and started to leave. Suddenly, the bar manager approached him,
"How can I help you, sir?"
Startled, Reyansh stepped back. The manager scanned him from head to toe,
"How can I help you, sir?"
Reyansh replied softly,
"I... I'm very hungry. Can I get something to eat here?"
The manager quickly said,
"Sure, please wait there for a while," pointing to a table and walking away. Reyansh sat at the table, watching the manager call someone,
"Get everything ready, I'll be there soon."
A little later, the manager brought some dishes and placed them in front of Reyansh,
"Please, sir, enjoy."
Reyansh started eating. After a while, as he stood up, he suddenly staggered and headed straight for the washroom. Washing his face, he muttered,
"Wha... what's happening to me?"
Suddenly, someone grabbed his hand from behind and injected something into his neck. Reyansh collapsed into the man's arms. The manager came in,
"Hurry, take him away. It's getting late."
In the Back Room of the Same Bar
A dimly lit room filled with cigar smoke. Vairagya sat with his head resting on the chair's handle, taking deep drags from his cigar. Blowing smoke into the air, he said to Manav,
"Does everyone here want to die, wasting my time like this?"
Just then, a bright light flashed, and several girls, intoxicated, were being dragged inside by some men. The eyes of those present sparkled at the sight, but Vairagya looked away. The bar manager entered, dragging Reyansh inside. Reyansh's arms hung limp, his eyes half-open, struggling to free himself. The manager gripped his neck and shoved him onto the large table in the center, causing his head to hit the edge. Before he could fall, a man named Lucifer caught him by the waist and pulled him close.
Manav, who had been watching Reyansh, felt his spine go numb and looked at Vairagya, who was still smoking with his eyes closed.
Manav was just glancing towards Vairagya when the person sitting next to him, Lucifer, who was holding Reyansh's waist tightly, looked at the manager and said, "I only want this, I don't care about anyone else." As he said this, Vairagya, noticing the expressions on Manav's face, asked, "What's wrong with you?"
At this, Manav pointed towards Reyansh and said, "W...! What is Reyansh doing here?" Hearing Manav mention Reyansh, Vairagya looked ahead, because he had never seen Reyansh before, or perhaps he had never found it necessary to notice him.
Vairagya carefully looked at Reyansh's face, which had turned red from being too intoxicated. Watching him, he rubbed his fingers together. Just then, his gaze fell on Lucifer's hand, which was still gripping Reyansh's waist. Seeing this, Vairagya's expression changed, and without caring about anything else, he got up from his chair, grabbed Reyansh's hand tightly, and pulled him towards himself.
Reyansh, who was already drunk, couldn't balance himself and fell straight into Vairagya, his small head resting on Vairagya's shoulder. Vairagya held Reyansh's waist firmly and looked coldly at Manav, who quickly stood up from his chair and came over.
Before Vairagya could move ahead with Reyansh, Lucifer shouted, "Hey!! Where are you taking him? Let him go, he is mine-" Before he could finish, Vairagya grabbed Lucifer's neck tightly, slammed his head onto the table, and said in a cold voice, "He's with me right now, so I'm not saying anything. But that doesn't mean I'll let you go so easily. Be ready to bear the pain for touching him."
Saying this, he slammed Lucifer's neck on the table again. The first time, nothing happened to the table, but the second time, since it was made of glass, it shattered and scattered everywhere, causing everyone to step back in fear. Looking at Manav, Vairagya said, "Get the car ready, I'm bringing him. And make sure all the girls here reach home safely."
Then, looking at everyone standing there, he said in a cold voice, "Next time, if I come here, this shouldn't be happening. Right now, you're all leaving safely, but next time, it won't be the same." Saying this, he lifted Reyansh onto his shoulder and walked out.
Vairagya walked quickly outside, pushed Reyansh into the back seat of the car, causing the seat handle to hit his waist, making him let out a soft whimper. Hearing this, Manav asked worriedly, "What happened to him? Why is he whimpering?"
Vairagya replied, "You don't need to worry about him, worry about yourself now." Saying this, he turned on the car partition. Hearing this, Manav wiped the sweat from his forehead and started driving.
Meanwhile, Vairagya, whose fist was clenched tightly, looked at Reyansh, who was curled up on the seat sleeping peacefully. Seeing this, Vairagya grabbed his hand roughly and pulled him towards himself, causing Reyansh to fall against his chest. Holding Reyansh's face firmly, Vairagya said in a cold voice, "Hey...! Open your eyes, I need to talk to you." He looked at Reyansh, whose eyes were still closed.
Seeing this, his grip on Reyansh's hand tightened, and he said to Manav, "Take us to Sarang Palace." Hearing this, Manav, who was driving, looked at him in surprise and said, "What? Do you really want to take him there?" Vairagya replied, "Just do as I say." He felt a strange sensation.
He lowered his head and looked at Reyansh, who, because of the cold, was trying to bury his head in Vairagya's overcoat. Seeing this, Vairagya's expression turned cold. He leaned closer to Reyansh's neck, inhaled his fragrance, clenched his fist even tighter, and muttered to himself, "Is this an Alpha?" Saying this, he pushed Reyansh away from himself.
Then, gritting his teeth in anger, he looked at Manav and said, "Why didn't you tell me earlier that he's an Alpha?" Hearing this, Manav looked at him, and Vairagya said, "Bring him to his senses, I need to talk to him."
Manav, while driving, said softly, "What are you saying? He's so drunk right now, how can I bring him to his senses?" At this, Vairagya said, "You told me he was coming, but you didn't tell me this. That he was coming back today, and the way I found him in this state-after he wakes up, I won't let him off easily."
Saying this, he started rubbing his forehead with his fingers, loosened his tie, angrily took off his overcoat and threw it aside, saying, "Ahhhhhh, why is his fragrance so strong? My whole body is burning." Saying this, he grabbed Reyansh's hand again, pulled him closer, and rested his head on Reyansh's neck.
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