I'm sick and have an exam coming up, so I was stressing. I decided to read old OSs I've written up to de-stress myself when I stumbled upon this one which I never posted to the forums. I wrote this a while back. Around when I took a month's break from everything.
Anyways, everyone take a moment and go back to the moment before RK's revenge took place, back to before Madhu fell in love, back to when they lived together and enjoyed their love-hate relationship. Is everyone back there? I'm waiting…kay is that everyone? Good. Now you may begin reading the following OS. :)
My purple writing's back!
Stranded In Love
"BIWI!" RK's voice roared throughout his mansion. Not even a second had passed when he decided to call for her again, "BIWI!"
"What is it RK?" Madhu went rushing into RK's room. Her eyes landed on RK who stood in front of a mirror, struggling with his tie. She laughed as she went to stand beside him. As she crossed her arms, she looked through the mirror and into RK's eyes. He had frozen still as a statue.
Madhu felt her cheeks flush red as he turned his body in her direction and looked her up and down. She wore a beautiful, thin-strapped, light baby-blue coloured sari with silver beads and lining. It matched the blue shirt RK wore beneath his black suit.
As his eyes met hers again, he came out of his trance.
"You look…alright," he said as casually as he could and turned back towards the mirror. Madhu smiled at his compliment, knowing it was a huge compliment from him. She had accepted that RK was different, not the kind to be open with his feelings. Not only had she accepted that truth, she had also accepted her relationship with him. No longer did she consider it a contract relationship, she had moved on to considering it a marriage. Though incomplete, she still thought of him as her husband. "Biwi! What are you standing there, gawking at me for? There's hundreds of pictures of me in our room that you can stare at to your heart's content, but for now, just help me with my tie!"
Madhu jumped out of her trance, not realizing she was in it, and turned RK to face her. She stared at the tie and a confused expression crossed her face, "Wait…tie? Malik never wore a tie…"
"Biwi! Are you telling me that you don't know how to tie this?" he questioned.
"That's exactly what I'm telling you…" she looked up at him.
As she stared up at him, he grabbed his tie and took it off from around his neck. He threw it onto the bed and shrugged his shoulders, "I wasn't planning on wearing a tie in the first place."
"What? But then…why'd you call me?!" she looked at him with her cute yet angry face.
"To see this furious little expression of yours," he smirked and gently caressed the side of her face. Madhu had still wondered what effect he managed to have on her with every touch of his hand. She could never stop her heart from racing whenever he caressed her face. He slowly retreated his hand and looked away.
"We should go, we'll be late," he said firmly.
Madhu nodded her head slowly and followed RK towards their car. Minutes later, they arrived outside a large, beautiful banquet hall that was lit with hundreds of lights. Madhu looked out the window to see many people dressed formally, who seemed to be awaiting someone's arrival. RK had not told Madhu what the special occasion was, but she felt the strangers were all looking out for RK. She sighed, shook her head slightly and stepped out of the car. She went to stand beside RK and as she looked up at him, she saw his eyes on her. Her eyes fluttered and she looked away.
"Mr. Rishabh Kundra, is this another 'RK's amazing' party?" she looked back up at him with a playful smile.
RK smirked and made an opening in his arm for Madhu. Her eyes landed on his arm and then headed back up to stare into his eyes.
"For the media biwi," he smirked.
Madhu smiled and locked her arm with his.
"You're not going to tell me what this is for, are you?" Madhu spoke as they began to approach the crowd.
Suddenly, RK's step came to a stop as he began searching through his pocket for something. Madhu let go of his arm and let a confused expression cross her face as he searched all his pockets.
"Biwi!" he turned to stare at her.
"What? What are you looking for?"
RK patted down his jacket and shook his head. He grabbed her arm and began pulling her back towards the car.
"RK?! Where are you going? The party's the other way!"
"Shut up biwi, I forgot something. I'll take a shortcut to go home."
"Shortcut?" Madhu asked as she suddenly felt uneasy.
RK didn't respond as he drove off in an unknown direction. After a while, the shortcut didn't seem to be so short. Madhu, who had fallen asleep, woke up and looked towards RK who was looking around, as though he were lost. She turned to look out the window and saw nothing but darkness. She shrieked and grabbed RK's arm. RK looked down at her hands on his arm and then towards her. RK smiled and came to a stop with the car; he turned off the engine and took off his seatbelt. He gently placed his hand on top of hers and watched her open one of her eyes. As she stared into her eyes, she opened both her eyes and pulled away.
"Sor…RK! Where are we?! What kind of shortcut is this? The party's probably ov..." Madhu began blabbering on.
"Madhu!"
Hearing her name from his mouth always silenced her.
"Don't get angry…but…we're lost…" RK said slowly.
"WHAT?!" Madhu began to feel sick to her stomach as the darkness surrounded them, "Take me home RK!"
RK turned on the light in the car for Madhu and put his seatbelt back on. He turned the key in the car and…
"Why isn't the car starting?!" Madhu became frustrated.
"Biwi! Calm down! You're making the car angry, look, now it's not even starting. Good job biwi."
"RK…I'm in no mood for your jokes. I want to go home!"
"Alright, alright," RK stepped out of the car.
Madhu sat in the car for a few seconds when she felt too frightened to sit there alone any longer. Madhu went to join RK who was standing in front of the car's hood.
"Don't worry biwi, I'm right here," RK smirked
"I'm not scared…I was just checking if…the car's fixed or not," she lied.
"I wouldn't be standing here right now if it was," RK indirectly exclaimed that he knew the true reason for her standing there.
After a couple minutes, RK stood and rubbed his hands.
"Fixed?" Madhu smiled.
RK smiled back and stared into her eyes, "Nope."
"RK! I'm walking home. I'm not scared of this stupid darkness," She said irritably.
Madhu angrily stomped away into the darkness alone.
"Biwi! Who knows what kind of monsters are waiting to get you in the dark," RK yelled out behind her.
Madhu's steps came to a stop as every hair on her body stood on end. As she felt a hand on her shoulder, she screamed, turned, and wrapped her arms around RK. It wasn't until she heard his low chuckle that she pulled out of his embrace.
"I thought you weren't scared?" RK raised an eyebrow.
Madhu gently hit his arm, "Shut up RK, you know I'm afraid of the dark."
RK laughed and then gently interlocked his fingers with hers. Madhu stared down at their hands as RK stared at her. She couldn't help but smile as RK began pulling her away from the car and further into the darkness.
Eventually they came to a stop outside a cabin, which seemed up to date and clean from the outside.
"RK! Let's go see if someone's there."
"Biwi? Are you sure? Haven't you watched those horror fil…"
"Are you trying to scare me patidev? Because right now it's not going to work. I've been all scared out tonight and right now I'm just annoyed and tired," Madhu let go of his hand and ran towards the cabin door.
RK followed behind as Madhu knocked on the door. With no response after a minute, RK tried at the doorknob. The door opened and they found themselves staring into a beautiful cabin, which seemed to be in perfect condition.
"Come biwi!"
"RK? Are you sure…I mean…this isn't ours…"
"I'm sure no one would mind superstar RK and his biwi spending a night in their cabin. And if someone does mind, I'll pay him or her off. Come," RK grabbed Madhu's hand and pulled her in.
The cabin, though clean, was small. It had one room, which had the kitchen, family room, and bedroom all combined. There was only one bed and no kitchen appliances or any other type of furniture.
"I don't think anyone's been living here…what would someone just do with a bed?" Madhu questioned innocently.
"I know a lot of things someone can do with a bed," RK replied casually as he raised an eyebrow and smirked at Madhu.
Madhu shied away and quickly tried to change the topic.
"What was the party for after all RK?"
"Your birthday."
"My bir…you knew?"
"Sasuma can be helpful at times," RK shrugged his shoulders as he sat on the ground and leaned his back against the bed.
RK patted on the ground beside him, gesturing for Madhu to join him. She hesitated at first but then went to sit beside him on the ground.
"Happy birthday biwi," RK turned to stare at Madhu and smiled.
Madhu smiled back and they locked eyes silently. She watched as his eyes lowered towards her lips and then slowly back up to her eyes again.
"What'd you forget at home?" Madhu spoke quickly, trying not to get carried away.
RK laughed and shook his head as he stared at the other side of the room.
"Your gift."
"My gi…you got me a gift?"
"It was the least I could do after everything I've put you through."
"What do you mean RK?"
"Nothing. You should get some sleep, I don't think we'll be getting any help until morning comes."
"RK?" Madhu refused to back down.
RK slowly looked back towards her and stared directly into her eyes, as though admiring them for the first time.
"You have beautiful eyes," he spoke with a soft tone.
Madhu smiled and lowered her eyes as she felt her cheeks flushing red.
"Thank you," she whispered.
She felt his fingers below her chin as he raised her face to stare into her eyes once again. She fell into a trance as he began to slowly close in on her, when suddenly a ringing filled the air. RK and Madhu both snapped out of their trance and RK reached into his pocket to pull out his phone.
"YOU HAD YOUR PHONE ALL ALONG?!" Madhu yelled.
RK ignored her and picked up the phone.
"Bittuji, Madhu and I are lost. I don't know where we are, it's your job to figure that out, don't ask me! It's some cabin. Yes Bittuji…we're stranded."
Stranded in love, he thought to himself.
Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi 2
