Chapter 19

 The next day, Amilda sits in the room planning how her day is going to look.

Few minutes later, she receives a call from an unknown number and decides to pick the call.

"Hello, who is this?" She asked the person.

The person said his name and what he wanted her to do.

"In full regard sir, I won't be doing the business today as I have an issue to meet up with." She said.

The man still tried convincing her.

"Alright, I will try after worshiping." She said and the man accepted.

"Alright, I will be waiting for you on this road." The man said, giving her the road he would like to pick her up.

After the call, she called Suomi to remind her to come to her house.

"I will be there," Suomi said smiling.

Amilda wore a smile on her face as she thought about what would happen that day.

"Another money on its way. I am rich." She said to herself smiling.

Minutes later, she got up from her bed and walked to the living room where she had her sit on a couch.

Her father walked out with his office bag and smiled looking at his daughter.

This action made Amilda look weird.

"Good morning Dad," Amilda said without looking at his face.

"Good morning Amilda. Your mother told me that you always go to worship with your friend and she will be coming here today." Yash said and Amilda nodded.

"Yes, Dad." She said.

"I would like to ask you a question if you don't mind." Her father said and Amilda smiled.

"Go on." She said.

"Did you ever go for worship while at Muni's house?" He asked and Amilda squeezed her face as she remembered Aayan.

"I never went for worship as I wasn't allowed to step out of the house," Amilda said and he nodded.

"With Aayan?" Her father asked and a tear fell from her eyes.

"Oh, I am sorry for reminding you about Aayan." Her father said.

"It's alright, father, whereas he is my first love. I don't ever want to hear Muni's name again." Amilda said.

"She is dead." Her father said and she nodded.

"I know it is painful for you to know that the sister whom you once loved and cherished is dead," Amilda said.

Yash checked his time and looked at his daughter.

"I must get going now so as not to be late." Her father said.

"Alright father, bye." She said and looked at her phone.

Few minutes later, her mother came out of her room dressed up.

"Mother, where are you heading to?" She asked.

"I will need to get some things immediately so as to meet with your friend." Her mother said and she nodded.

Sumitra walked into the kitchen to eat some food then left the house immediately.

Amilda looked on after her mother left as she thought of how it would look like going to worship with Suomi again.

"But this is going to be different." She said to herself and imagined herself immediately going to the meet with the man after worshipping.

"It will be cool." She said to herself smiling.

She walked back into her room in order to have her bath.

When she was done bathing, her phone began to ring and she wondered who it could be.

"Who can it be?" She asked herself as she wiped her body.

She walked to her bed and picked up her phone.

"Why is Suomi calling? I hope she hasn't changed her mind." She said and picked up the call.

Suomi was outside her house and this made Amilda smile.

"It's quite early," Amilda said into the phone.

"I have nothing to do at home," Suomi said.

"What about your business?" Amilda asked.

"It's always an hour after the worship," Suomi said and Amilda smiled.

"Alright, I will be out in two minutes," Amilda said.

She immediately got dressed and walked to the living room.

She opened the door and smiled seeing Suomi. They immediately hugged themselves.

"It's been a long time." She said and Suomi smiled.

They both sat in the living talking until Sumitra came back home.

"Good day, Mother." Suomi greeted, and Amilda smiled, seeing her mother's confusion.

"Mother, that is what she calls all women," Amilda said, and her mother smiled, nodding her head.

"Alright, I can see that you have a genuine heart," Sumitra said leaving the two girls alone.

"Alright, let's go into my room," Amilda said but Suomi shook her head.

"Why don't you?" Amilda asked.

"There's a reason why my parents want me to get married," Suomi said and Amilda laughed.

"You are a year older than me, so you will be getting married at the age of twenty, which is the right age for a young star like you to get married," Amilda said and pulled Suomi who shook her head to her room.

Amilda pulled Suomi into her room and closed the door.

" You should open the door. "Suomi said adjusting on the bed.

" What is wrong with you, Suomi? " Amilda asked. "You aren't..."

Suomi interrupted her.

"I am not feeling comfortable," Suomi said.

"Really, what makes you not comfortable in this room?" Amilda asked, walking to the bed, and Suomi looked around.

She got up from the bed as she admired Amilda's structure.

"Suomi!" Amilda called but Suomi placed a hand on her lip and pushed her to the wall.

She placed her lip on Amilda's lips as she kissed her passionately.

This action took Amilda by surprise and she didn't know what to do.

A minute later, Suomi took her lip off Amilda.

"I am really sorry. I never wished to do it." Suomi said and Amilda stared at her friend.

"You are a..." She was saying but Suomi cut in.

"I am not a lesbian, but this is the reason I will be marrying next year," Suomi said, closing her eyes as she leaned on the wall.

Amilda walked to sit on the bed while she looked at her friend.

"Let me in." She said.

Suomi opened her eyes and cleaned her eyes.

"I kissed a man who wanted to sleep with me but I didn't allow him. Some days later, I kissed three ladies at a party as I wasn't in my right sense but I always liked it. My parents got to know this and decided that I should focus on my business and worship while they looked for a man who I would marry. " Suomi said, making Amilda shocked.

"Do you love him?" Amilda asked.

"I do not know but I have gotten him as my friend," Suomi said.

"Wow, that's great but what about his lip?" Amilda asked and Suomi took a deep breath.

"I haven't gotten to kiss him in a long while," Suomi said.

"Do you long to kiss someone?" Amilda asked, and Suomi smiled, nodding her head.

"Yes, I would like to, but not with you," Suomi said.

"Immediately after the worship, we should both go out," Amilda said, and Suomi smiled, nodding.

Minutes later, Amilda got dressed for worship and left with Suomi for worship.

Immediately after the worship, Suomi held up Amilda's hand.

"Let's go." She said.

Amilda nodded and left with Suomi.

She put a call to the man who called her early in the morning, telling him that she would be coming with a friend who would just like to get a taste of his lip.

"Alright." The man said and gave her the location to meet.

They entered a vehicle which took them to the location Amilda told.

The girls got out of the vehicle, and Amilda placed a call to the man.

The man picked up the call and smiled.

"At your back." He said and they turned to look at him.

Amilda introduced her friend again then they walked into the house behind them.

The man walked into a room where a woman was. The woman just stared at him as they entered.

The man held Suomi and kissed her passionately which made her happy.

Minutes later, he turned to Amilda and took off her veil.

Suomi watched as the man carried Amilda up and raised her clothes. She immensely closed her eyes and ran out of the room.

"I will be out." She said and ran out.

Out of the room, Suomi started hearing moans.

She covered her ear as she couldn't believe that it was her friend.

Minutes later, Amilda walked out smiling as she counted her money.

Suomi walked up to her and snatched the envelope containing money from her.

"This can never be you, Amilda," Suomi said, and Amilda smiled, collecting the envelope.

"It's me," Amilda said.

She began by telling Suomi how she was sent to spend some days in her aunt's house and how everything began.

Suomi looked at her friend and hugged her.

"You've really been through a lot, and I am happy that she is dead," Suomi said causing Amilda to wear a big smile.

"Let's leave here," Amilda said and the two girls left the building.