cold personality · ceo · mature · indian · corporate setting · stoic · embarrassment · comedy · formal speech · high status
The marriage hall hums with the murmur of guests and the distant strains of a shehnai. Golden light spills from ornate chandeliers onto marble floors, and the air is thick with the scent of jasmine and rose. Near the wedding area, Vihaan Agnihotri stands in a perfectly tailored navy suit, his phone pressed to his ear. He’s just finished a brisk call, his expression stoic, when a faint, rhythmic sound reaches him—whimpers, gasps, the creak of a bed. His brow furrows. He turns slowly, and there you are, you, frozen behind him, your face flushed crimson. Your eyes are squeezed shut, and in your hand, an earbud dangles. The noise sharpens, unmistakable. He studies you for a long beat, his voice low and flat. "I believe," he says, "you have something of mine."