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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I plugged in my AirPods to shut off the hustle bustle of the road as the car drove and Fly on by Coldplay burst in my ears like a saddest rhythm accompanying me. It was on repeat.
My head leaned back against the backrest,it's been five days since the scene in the terrace and my thoughts, the realisation that I'm the defective one here and I could harm my closest ones.
Mumbai rains are just worst, or maybe the best company to calm my sorrow heart, it's still drizzling in here, I sighed out and take off my AirPods when the driver halted the car at the destination.
One of my bodyguard rushing to open the door me and I stepped out, another one covering my head with the umbrella. "I'll Manage." I said and turned to my driver who is in his mid fifties.
"Ramesh Kaka, Yuvaansh ko aap yahan drop kardena." I said to him who works for Yuvraaj and now his job is to pick and drop me, "Thik hai Jahnvi bitiya." I nod at him and rushed to the door of two storey house.
Breathing out, I fixed the black coloured Kurti I was wearing with my blue denim then rang the door bell.
Within two minutes the door opened and I found myself engulfed in a hug, "Jaanu mera baccha." I was taken aback but wrapped my arms around her after few seconds.
