(MY GIRLIES I JUST RANDOMLY OPENED MY DRIVE AND REALISED THAT I HAD ONE LITTLE CHAPTER I NEVER POSTED OF GOVINDAA)
in case you forgot what Govinda is about ... Here . Read this .
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Lying to the one person who had been privy to her innermost thoughts? Impossible.
And the fact that this same person just so happened to be Paramatman himself? Even more so.
…for the sake of her own pride.
She turned her face over her shoulder. He still hadn’t let her move.
“I haven’t had such thoughts.”
Everyone knew. She knew. He knew. Hell, even the breeze and the flickering flames knew.
And yet, for some reason, the thought of lying straight to the face of Paramatma—
But it was enough for her to notice.
Her eyes glittered with triumph.
His breath left him in a quiet huff, lips quirking upward just a little.
“Lying to my face now, hm?” he murmured. “Have I spoiled you that much?”
Chitra huffed softly, chin lifting a fraction despite the way his arms still held her firmly in place.
“If you’re going to accuse me of something, Narayan,” she said lightly, “at least accuse me of something impressive.”
For a moment, he said nothing.
Then his grip tightened—subtle, deliberate—reminding her that she hadn’t been allowed to move an inch since he’d arrived.
“Impressive,” he echoed, voice low.
“You don’t think imagining what my skin would taste like—after you’ve taken off my garlands—is impressive?”
Her lips curved despite herself.
“Considering you manifested yourself just to argue about it,” she replied, then added lightly,
“I’d even say you liked it.”
A quiet laugh left him—warm against her ear, vibrating straight through her ribs.
“Careful,” he murmured. “You forget who you’re speaking to.”
“No,” she said instantly. “I remember very well. That’s the problem.”
Silence fell between them—thick, charged.
Then his hands loosened. Just a little.
“Very well,” he said thoughtfully. “If you’ve never imagined it… then turn around.”
“…You’re cruel,” she muttered.
“No,” he corrected gently. “I’m honest.”
His presence pressed closer—heavier now.
“For ten years,” he continued softly, “I have stood silent while your thoughts wandered far beyond devotion.”
Her voice came quieter than she meant it to.
“You could’ve stopped me… if you didn’t like the way I thought.”
Then, softer still—final.
She swallowed. “You did?”
His breath brushed her ear again.
“Yes,” he said, almost amused.
“And yet here you are—lying about it. To me.”
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