Aarav's POV
The next morning, I got an urgent call from the company.
"Sir, you need to return to Korea immediately. There's a critical issue with the Seoul branch — the investors want a direct meeting."
It wasn't easy for me to make this decision… but it was important.
I went to Bunny to tell her everything.
Aarav (gently):
"I have to leave… my flight's tomorrow."
She looked at me — her eyes said a thousand things her lips didn't.
Still, she didn't complain. She just nodded.
Bunny:
"Then let's meet properly today."
Such a small sentence… but so full of unsaid emotions.
That evening, we met — quietly, without many words.
We just spent time together. Her eyes held back everything her heart was screaming.
The next day, I left.
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Two Days Later – Night Calls
Every night, we spoke on call — morning for me, night for her.
Her voice became my peace. My routine. My calm.
Call 1
Bunny (smiling on call):
"Mom made aloo paratha for you today."
Aarav (laughs):
"You're teasing me, aren't you? I'm missing all the good food!"
Call 2
Aarav:
"Just hearing your voice makes things feel okay."
Bunny (softly):
"For me, things are okay only when you're around."
These little conversations — they made the distance bearable.
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A Few Days Later – Bunny's Arrival in Korea
I had promised her: "I'll come pick you up at the airport."
But on the same day, another emergency meeting popped up.
I had no choice but to attend.
Aarav:
"I'm sending a driver. Just come straight home, I'm waiting."
Bunny (on call):
"Fine, but you owe me."
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Bunny's POV
When I reached the airport, I saw a man holding a board with my name: "Miss Aisha."
Bunny:
"Hi! Aarav sent you, right?"
Driver (nodding):
"Yes, ma'am. Please get in."
I didn't think twice.
But once inside the car, something felt… off.
Then suddenly, he said:
Driver (smirking):
"You didn't confirm… and now, you're with the wrong person."
Bunny (shocked):
"What?!"
He locked the doors.
My phone — gone.
That's when it hit me.
I was kidnapped.
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Aarav's POV
In the middle of the meeting, my driver called.
Driver:
"Sir… Miss Bunny hasn't arrived. I'm still waiting."
Aarav (confused):
"What? But she texted me — she said she was on the way!"
I opened my phone — a text from Bunny:
"I got in. See you soon!"
Something was wrong. Deeply wrong.
I immediately asked for airport CCTV footage.
And what I saw… made my blood run cold.
That wasn't my car. That wasn't my driver.
But I recognized the man.
He was my old enemy.
Aarav (clenching fists):
"If you've touched her… I'll bury you myself."
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To be continued…
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