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Ahana came out of living room and ran towards her room to take medicine.
She quickly took the medicine with shaky hands. She kept on rubbing her chest to normalise her breathing.
On the other hand, her grandmother apologised to everyone for Ahana's behaviour.
"It's ok Lalita ji, we understand, she probably is very sad, and why will she not be, her parents are not with her on her big day" Naina said.
"Still, I'm sorry for her behaviour"
"Acha chalo sab aram karlo, shaam ko bahar chalenge" Abhimanyu's father said and everyone nodded.
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I sat in my room, staring at the wall, while various thoughts were running in my mind.
The glimpse of that video still playing in front of my eyes.
I still remember the way THEY used to treat me after dadi went away.
FLASHBACK -
Ahana's age > 6.5 years old
After dadi left, I slept in my room crying.
I was sleeping when someone poured hot water on my hand.
"Ahhhhh-" I was cut off by stinging pain in my cheek and sharp voice.
"Chup, ek dam, chup" the lady said.
I was sobbing and blowing air on my burning hand.
"Chal uth, kab se so rahi hai, jaa kar khana bana"
"Lekin mujhe khana bnana nahi aata Ta-" once again a slap landed on my face.
"Jaa, Yuvraj ka school ka kaam kar, aur uske baad Yuvraj aur Ishu ka room saaf kar"
"Lekin Ta-" I stopped when she glared at me.
I went to Yuvraj's room and saw that he was doing his work.
"Yuvraj"
He turned around hearing me and said,"didi, kya hua?"
"Chal, Mai teri kaam karne mein help kardu"
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Her Tainted Destiny ( by- starrysnow_writes)
RomansaThis is my first ever book They didn't choose each other but their hearts,fate,destiny,everything did. "Ahanu beta i wanna talk about something important to you" Ahana's grandmother said " hnji dadi bolo" Ahana asked grandmother (Yes grandma tell) ...
