╰┈➤𝐁𝐨𝐨𝐤-1 𝐨𝐟 𝐇𝐢𝐬 𝐬𝐞𝐫𝐢𝐞𝐬
They were school sweethearts -
Their love was soft, unspoken, and filled with laughter.
Until one day, she shattered him in ways no one else ever could.
She thought ending it would set them free,but he refused...
Maiyya, teri-meri ek jind-jaan haiMaiyya, teri-meri ek jind-jaan haiTujhse gawahi meri, tu hi pehchan haiMaiyya, teri-meri ek jind-jaan hai
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3 YEAR'S LATER
3 years,
It's been three years since the twins' birthday-since that incident took place, changing the lives of the Rathore family forever.
Once, the Rathore Palace echoed with giggles, laughter, endless pranks, and lively conversations. But now, its walls are filled with silence, as each member drowns themselves in work to escape their loneliness.
After that incident, the Rathore men became more protective of their women and children.
The entire palace is now heavily guarded, with security assigned by Abhinav Singh Rathore and Abhiraj Singh Rathore. They implemented strict rules-no one is allowed to leave without a guard or speak to strangers.
None of them want history to repeat itself, not after the way happiness was snatched from them three years ago.
Every member was affected by that incident-especially Abhimanyu and the twins.
Presently, it was noon at the Rathore Palace, bathed in golden sunlight. Guards stood at attention like unmoving robots, their eyes sharp and focused.
Suddenly, a car rolled to a stop at the palace entrance. One of the guards stepped forward to open the passenger door, revealing Vidhi.
Carefully placing a protective hand over her baby bump-now three and a half months along-she stepped out and smiled warmly at the guard.
"Thank you so much, bhaiya. Aapne paani piya?"
She asked sweetly, her face glowing in the sunlight with both warmth and the unmistakable radiance of pregnancy.
