Love less marriage

Unveiling the Truth

A sense of unease hung in the air, as if the room itself held its breath, as Divya and Vishnu faced each other in their bedroom. The once-strong connection they had hoped for seemed to unravel further with each passing day, and tonight was no exception.

Vishnu's voice was tinged with desperation as he spoke. "Divya, I can't keep pretending that everything is okay between us. I can see the distance growing between us, and it's tearing me apart."

Divya's eyes met his, her expression a mixture of emotions that had remained hidden for far too long. She took a deep breath, her voice steady but heavy with the weight of her revelation. "Vishnu, it's time you know the truth."

Vishnu's heart raced, a mixture of anticipation and dread coursing through his veins. "The truth? What are you talking about, Divya?"

Divya's gaze didn't waver, her resolve firm. "I married you for your money, Vishnu. It was a calculated decision, a means to secure a future I desired."

Vishnu's world seemed to shatter in an instant, his voice barely a whisper. "What... What are you saying, Divya?"

Divya's shoulders tensed, her eyes reflecting a spectrum of emotions. "I never loved you, Vishnu. I'm sorry if this shatters the illusion you had, but it's the truth. I married you for financial security, not for love."

Vishnu's eyes welled with a mixture of hurt, anger, and disbelief. "How could you? How could you betray me like this?"

Divya's voice remained calm, an eerie juxtaposition to the storm within her. "I'm not asking for forgiveness, Vishnu. I'm merely stating the reality of our situation."

Vishnu's heart seemed to crumble with every word she uttered. "But the moments we shared, the times we laughed, the moments that felt real..."

Divya's expression remained unyielding, her resolve unshaken. "Those moments were a facade, a means to an end. I've been distant, cold, and stubborn for a reason."

Vishnu's voice cracked, his pain palpable. "And all this time, I thought you loved me."

Divya's gaze softened slightly, a hint of remorse flickering in her eyes. "I'm sorry for leading you on, Vishnu. I should've been honest from the beginning."

Vishnu's shoulders slumped, his voice a whisper. "Honesty... It would've hurt less if you had been honest."

The room was heavy with the weight of shattered illusions and broken hearts. As Divya's confession hung in the air, their story took an unexpected turn – a turn that would forever alter the trajectory of their relationship, leaving behind a trail of hurt, anger, and the undeniable truth that not all marriages are built on love.
And so, the story continued, with wounds that ran deep and emotions that had been concealed far too long. The unmasking of Divya's true intentions marked a turning point, a crossroads where their lives intersected in ways they could never have foreseen.