She was just a teenager when the world showed her its darkest side. Broken and scared, she built walls so high, she swore no one would ever get close-especially not a man. But life had other plans. Forced into a marriage with a stranger, she steppe...
"Once again, the target hasn't been met. I don't get why it's so hard for some of you to engage and contribute to the story.
It's not just about reading, it's about being part of the journey and giving your input.
"The next two chapters are already edited and ready to go. However, I'll post them only once the target for the last two chapters is completed.
Right now, Ruhanika sat across the dining table, engrossed in her phone. Dheer walked out of the kitchen, holding a large tray.
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He stopped at the dining table, but then, without a word, walked over to the living area. He placed the tray on the coffee table and began serving the food.
"Ruhi, come here. Have your dinner," he called out.
Ruhi glanced up, but the dining table was empty. She raised an eyebrow. "Where's the food?"
"Here," came Dheer's voice again, and she saw him sitting on the couch. Intrigued, she made her way toward the living area.
"Are we having dinner on the couch?" Ruhi asked, settling beside him.
"Yeah," Dheer replied nonchalantly, serving her a plate of food and a cup of coffee.
Ruhi took a bite of the aloo paratha, letting out a small, satisfied moan as the spices hit her taste buds.
The perfect mix of tanginess and warmth from the crispy paratha made her momentarily forget everything around her. "Wow," she mumbled, savoring every bite.
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She looked at Dheer, her eyes softening. "Okay, seriously, this is too good. You're making me feel like I'm married to a five-star chef or something."
She paused, a playful pout forming. "Guess I'll just keep relying on you to save us from starving." A mischievous smirk tugged at her lips, but there was genuine admiration in her tone.
Dheer gave her a knowing smile, "You can trust me, but don't lose sight of yourself in all of this, Ruhi. Remember, no one stays forever, not even the ones you think you can rely on."
