Indian Chronicles Book III
My Husband, My Tyrant.
When Peace Becomes Suffocation.
Jahnvi Khanna has everything in her life, a supporting family, a high-paying job and a happy life at the age of 26. She wanted nothing but to get married to her best f...
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Phone in bathroom or no phone in bathroom?
Success or happiness?
Dogs or cats?
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I successfully made it to home, calling doctors and ordering my staffs to arrange everything, Jahnvi was still unconscious and I was bleeding from the abdomen.
Strictly ordering Aansh's babysitter to keep him in his room so he couldn't see his parents in this situation, I picked Jahnvi in my arms, taking her upstairs to our bedroom.
Doctors were there but I told them to wait outside and made my wife lay down on the bed, she is breathing, she will be fine.
Chanting, I hastily take out one of her loose maxi dress, "I'm sorry, Jahnvi." Whispering, I take my jacket off her, even if that moment I didn't notice, my heart ached at those bruises all over her skin.
This is not the time, wiping my tears, I made her wear her dress and called the doctor inside, "Mr. Khurana, you are bleeding, this needs medical attention."
I shake my head, "This is not important, please check her." My voice held desperation.
They know telling me to go outside of the room would be waste of time so they let me stay there, standing opposite to the bed, leaning against the door of walk in closet while my eyes fixated on her, she looked so different, no glow, so broken, pale, her face has scars, fingers and slap marks, so as her body.
Bastard, start counting your days.
"Mr. Khurana, she has gone through extreme abuse and assault." My fingers curling into a fist, "She may have gone-"
"No." I interrupted before she could complete her sentence, no not ra- shut it Yuvraaj, "We can't say anything unless we do all the tests." Doctor sighed..
"Seems like they have given her heavy substance, it's better to admit her to the hospital now, she is breathing now but pulse is bit low, it could be life threatening if it's not treated on time."
