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This is one of the books in the series: Destined To Be. (can be called a collection of books)
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"Xavier," Krishna called out his brand-new brother-in-law absentmindedly, his gaze sweeping across the room.
The formalities of the day had come to an end, and now Xavier's father had invited them over to his grandfather's house. The old man, partially paralyzed and confined to bed, had missed all the ceremonies. Krishna couldn't help but notice the affection Xavier's grandfather showered on him—constant kisses and tender gestures that seemed reserved for a cherished child. It was surprising, especially considering how distant Xavier seemed from his own father, barely exchanging a glance of affection.
Krishna's eyes wandered, searching for a specific lady who had been missing since the ring ceremony. Something felt off; he had noticed her avoidance after their brief morning encounter. It was as if she was actively dodging him. His instincts told him something wasn't right, and it gnawed at him.
He had wanted to talk to her, to express something important, but the day's events had kept him busy. As the bride's elder brother, he had responsibilities, and he hoped she would understand. Her absence was tormenting him, and he felt foolish for not addressing the matter sooner. Her absence seemed to follow him everywhere, a constant reminder of his unresolved feelings.
Maybe you are a fool for letting her slip away?
Xavier turned at the sound of Krishna's voice and flinched, visibly uncomfortable in Krishna's presence. Despite being physically well-matched, Xavier seemed intimidated by Krishna's imposing aura. It wasn't just Krishna being police that made Xavier nervous—it was his presence, which felt almost overwhelming.
