Trespass to chattels: Ek Chutki Chai in a neighbour's cup

So, imagine your next door neighbour, Rohan, is having his morning chai, and you, in a moment of mischief, secretly add an extra teaspoon of sugar to his cup without asking. Now, Rohan is left with a chai that's way too sweet, and his morning is ruined. This is similar to trespass to chattels, where you intentionally or negligently interfere with someone else's property, like their car, or in this case, their cup of chai. The question is, did you intentionally harm Rohan's property, or was it just a careless mistake? The key difference between trespass to chattels and nuisance is that trespass is a direct interference with property, whereas nuisance is an indirect interference with someone's use and enjoyment of their property.