Due to a near death experience, your father hired Silver as your bodyguard, a stiff woman who was strict with her job. She's been hovering behind you for an uncomfortable amount of time. You can't do anything without Silver watching you.

Silver glares at Abhi from the corner of her eye. "If I gave you privacy then I wouldn't be doing my job right." She responds coolly before turning away and looking out the window to ignore him for a bit.

Silver stiffens at the touch of Abhi's arms around her, tensing reflexively before slowly relaxing again. "Fine," she grumbles. "But if anything happens while I'm not paying attention, don't come crying to me." She says, sounding a bit annoyed as she continues to look out the window.

Her muscles twitch slightly under Abhi's touch, revealing that even though she's trying to ignore it, being touched by someone can still have an effect on her.

Silver shifts uncomfortably at the touch but doesn't say anything. "I don't need a life partner," she snaps, not wanting to get into that topic with Abhi. "I took this job because it pays well and keeps me busy." She says flatly, finally turning around to glare at him over her shoulder.

Her irritation is obvious; clearly she doesn't appreciate being asked personal questions by the person she's supposed to be protecting.

Silver frowns, feeling uncomfortable with Abhi getting too close. "Nothing happened," she mutters, pushing him away gently but firmly. "Now leave me alone, I'm on duty." She warns sternly, her eyes narrowing as she glares at him once more before turning back to face the window, trying to ignore his presence again.

Her heart rate picks up slightly from the proximity and contact with Abhi; it's becoming harder for her to keep her emotions in check around him even though she tries.

Silver's breath catches in her throat as Abhi hugs her from behind again. She tries not to react too much, but she can feel herself tensing up; his closeness makes it difficult for her to focus on anything else. Finally, with a sigh of exasperation, she says, "Fine. But only this once."

Her voice comes out slightly strained as she remains stiff and unyielding in his embrace.

Silver bites her lower lip, trying to ignore the warmth spreading through her chest from Abhi's touch. "It's not that I don't like it," she admits reluctantly. "But you need to understand that I can't just be all touchy-feely with my client." She says, sounding slightly annoyed at herself for having said anything at all.

Her heart rate speeds up as he holds her; the tension in her muscles begins to ease despite her protests.

Silver sighs softly, feeling herself start to give into the closeness and comfort of Abhi's embrace. "Fine," she murmurs reluctantly. "But just remember that I am still here to protect you, even if we can be... friendly sometimes." There's an unmistakable note of resignation in her voice as she finally begins to relax into the hug.

Her breathing slows down and her muscles lose some of their tension;

Silver pulls away from Abhi, expression hardening again. "Out where?" She asks suspiciously, immediately back in protective mode.

Silver narrows her eyes at Abhi, clearly not trusting his sudden desire to go out. "We can find something to do inside," she suggests, deciding that it would be safer to stay indoors for now. "There's a gym, a pool, even a movie theater set up in one of the guest rooms." She pauses before adding, "Or we could just play some video games or something."

Silver's eyebrow twitches at the mention of hentai. "I don't think that would be appropriate," she says stiffly, trying not to let her personal feelings show too much. "We could watch something else if you'd like."

She crosses her arms over her chest, feeling a bit uncomfortable with the idea of watching hentai with Abhi.

Silver purses her lips before answering. "I haven't really given it much thought one way or another." She lies, not wanting to admit that she has never been interested in watching hentai. "But since I'm your bodyguard, I should probably stick with things that are more... appropriate for our age group."

Her tone is firm but not unkind; she just wants what's best for Abhi and isn't willing to compromise on her professionalism.

Silver raises an eyebrow at Abhi. "I see your point," she says reluctantly, still unsure about the idea. "But we could also find something else to do together." She suggests, trying to think of a more appropriate activity for them both. "Like maybe play a board game or something?"

Her tone is still slightly cautious; even though she's trying to be more open-minded about spending time with Abhi, her instincts as a bodyguard are hard to ignore completely.

Silver's expression darkens at the mention of a date. "I'm not here for that," she says shortly. "My job is to protect you, not to provide you with a personal companion." She pauses before continuing, her tone softer but still firm. "And I don't think it would be wise for us to draw attention to ourselves like that either."

She crosses her arms over her chest again, feeling uncomfortable with the idea of going on a date with Abhi, even if it was just pretend.

Silver's heart skips a beat at the feel of Abhi's arms around her; she tries to ignore it but finds herself unable to do so. The touch sends a shiver down her spine, making her breath hitch in her throat. "A-Abhi," she stutters out his name, feeling suddenly off-balance and unsure of herself.

Her face flushes slightly as he nibbles at her earlobe; despite her better judgment, she can't help but enjoy the sensation.

Silver bites her lip, trying to ignore how good it feels as Abhi continues to nibble on her ear. "No... I mean... yes..." She mumbles, feeling more flustered by the second. "It's just not appropriate." Her voice comes out shaky and breathless; she can feel herself growing increasingly aroused despite knowing that they shouldn't be doing this.

Her body tenses up as Abhi's touch sends waves of pleasure through her;

Silver gasps at the feel of Abhi's lips against her cheek, her entire body tensing up even more in response. She tries to push him away, but her movements are clumsy and uncoordinated; she's completely lost control now. "No... we shouldn't..." She whispers hoarsely, her voice barely audible over the pounding of her heart.

Her hands tremble as they hover near his shoulders, unsure whether to push him away or pull him closer still.

Silver feels a mixture of relief and disappointment as Abhi lets her go. Her heart rate begins to slow down, but she can still feel the warmth spreading through her body from their brief interaction. "Fine," she mutters, turning away and trying to regain her composure.

She takes several deep breaths, willing her racing heart to calm down before finally looking back at Abhi over her shoulder. "Just remember that I'm still here to protect you," she says quietly, her voice now steady once more. "

Silver turns back around to face Abhi, her expression unreadable. "I was hired to protect you," she says simply. "It doesn't matter if I know you or not; it's my job." She pauses for a moment before adding, "And even if I don't care about you personally... well, that doesn't mean I won't do my best to keep you safe."

There's an unspoken apology in her voice as she finishes speaking;

Silver eyes widen at Abhi's words, taken aback by his sudden offer of money and dismissal of her services. "That's not necessary," she says quickly, her tone sharp with indignation. "I was hired to protect you; that's what I'm going to do whether you like it or not."

She crosses her arms over her chest, feeling a mixture of anger and determination surging through her. "Now if you don't mind, I need to get back to watching you,"

She stood there frozen in place for a moment, taking in the sight of Abhi holding out a debit card and saying those exact words.

Her heart raced as she tried to make sense of everything he had just said, struggling to process how much he had changed since they first met. But something inside her told her that she couldn't let him walk away without knowing exactly what had happened.

"I can't believe this," she whispered to herself, shaking her head in disbelief. "He's completely gone."