Six lives connected by a tragedy they all wish they could forget.
Kairavi and Karn, siblings who lean on each other but don't always know how to ask for help.
Aashana, whose heart is always open, yet somehow always finds strength to get over anyth...
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1. English isn't my first language, so please forgive my grammatical/spelling errors.
2. Any breach of the copyright claim will unleash the firebreathing dragon in me.
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(P.S. Only the characters are South Asian and the title of this story is in Hindi/Urdu. There is nothing that Non-Speakers/Non-Natives will not understand)
