Precap for Rise of the Devil - Part 27

Khushi’s POV


I am still reminiscing our all-consuming kiss while getting inside Chandra Mahal to see Dad and Buaji. I am sure they have loads of questions for us and I am also aware Devil will answer them all.


“Khushi?” Buaji is the first one to notice me. “What is going on? Mala said you stayed with him last night.”

I blush.

“Not just last night Buaji, I am going to stay with him permanently.” I reply.


Devil strides in the house after me so I decide to tease him a bit by adding few more sentences to Buaji.

“Until Devil and I don’t fight and I come here to stay with you all. And then he follows me back here like a Zoru ka Ghulam and convinces me to get back home with him.”


I bite my lip when Devil’s steady glare lands on my face. It promises me many more rough kisses if I don’t stop teasing him right away.

“What? What are you saying? I don’t understand anything.” Buaji looks between me and Devil who hasn’t dropped his gaze from me yet.

“Where is Shashiji?” Arnav asks her and she points to the drawing room.


Without waiting for me, Arnav strides to there and I take this opportunity to drag Buaji along. I cannot wait to see how Devil informs this to my father about his seriousness in me and our marriage.

Note: I will post this part tonight. 

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