" 𝐅𝐨𝐫 𝐭𝐡𝐨𝐬𝐞 𝐰𝐡𝐨 𝐚𝐫𝐞 𝐧𝐨𝐭 𝐬𝐚𝐟𝐞 𝐢𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐞𝐢𝐫 𝐨𝐰𝐧 𝐡𝐨𝐮𝐬𝐞"
This book might be triggered you⚠️, so read at your own risk.
"You know what the biggest mistake of my life is? Marrying you. And an even bigger mistake is loving...
As I promised here is the chapter. Happy Birthday @Mahi720185291 stay blessed and stay healthy♾️❤️🥝
A U T H O R
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"Enjoy your honeymoon, sweetheart, because now you won't enjoy a bit, because I will cage you in my life forever."It was written in blood, it's looking fresh, as if someone had just written it now, the letter fell from her hand as fear gripped her.
Aaravi's hands are sweating and trembling, her heart racing with fear, her breathing uneven. Her face is drenched in sweat despite the winter chill. Her mind has stopped working, and her legs are shaking. She grips the corner of her bench for support.
Her mind is filled with questions: Who wrote the letter? How does he know that she is married?
She looked around the entire classroom to see if anyone was watching her, but no one seemed to be paying attention to her. Her phone pinged with a notification, and with trembling hands, she took it out and read the message. Her eyes filled with tears of fear.
ANONYMOUS: "Oh sweetheart, don't bother looking around because you won't find me anywhere."
With trembling hands, she typed on her phone and sent a message:
AARAVI: "Who are you? What do you want? Why are you doing this? What will you gain from all this?"
Aaravi's entire body was shaking with fear.
ANONYMOUS: "Ohhh birdie, you still haven't understood? I want you, only you. And I will have you by doing all of this. We'll meet soon, birdie, you in my cage."
Aaravi's blood ran cold as her phone buzzed with an anonymous message. Her fingers trembled as she again opened it and read the chilling words.
ANONYMOUS: "I see you, birdie. Always."
Her breath caught, and she quickly scanned her surroundings again. Every shadow in the classroom suddenly felt oppressive. The once-familiar warmth of the space now seemed threatening, as though unseen eyes were on her. Her mind raced with questions-Who was it? How did he know her?-but no answers came, only the suffocating grip of fear tightening its hold on her. Clutching her phone close, her heart pounded wildly, a silent plea for safety echoing in her thoughts.
"What happened, Aaravi? Why are you sweating in winter?" Shreya entered the classroom, stood next to Aaravi, and asked. Aaravi flinched at the sudden sound of her voice. Aaravi immediately wiped her tears, blinked twice, and looked at Shreya.
"I...nothing...nothing happened, and...sweating? I just...feel hot," Aaravi replied, trembling slightly.
"What's this lying on the floor?" Shreya bent down to pick up the letter, but Aaravi quickly bent down first, snatched it up, and crumpled it in her hand, her face looking horrified.
