"Look! I don't want to marry you Sanskar."
"Oh, but I do."
Ragini let out an exasperated breath. "Why don't you understand wh-" however, before she could complete her sentence, she was abruptly pulled into his embrace.
She gasped as she felt his br...
Well, so this idea popped up while I was busy with my seminar.
So thought of penning it down.
This will probably be a story of a few shots.
Hope you like this plot!
Moving on... 💃💃💃
"Words in double quotes" - Talking
'Words in single quotes' - Thoughts
(Words in braces) - Telephone conversations
Chapter 1
"Are you done?"
"No."
"It's been three hours. Come out already!"
"Please no. Please, I beg of you. Please don't make me do this. Please!"
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"You have to do this. There's no way out of this. Now come out!"
"This isn't fair. How could you treat me this way? I'm your daughter and yet...yet, you're treating me like this? How could you? How could you Maa!?"
Shramishtha scoffed. "Whatever! I don't give a damn about your feelings about this. You will do it and that's it Ragini!"
The door to the room opened and Swara came inside, her bag in hand. She had just come back from the market. She looked at the occupants in the room in confusion.
Her father, Shekhar, stood to the side with a miserable face. Her mother was glaring at the bathroom.
"Maa, please! Spare me! Oh spare me dear mother!" came a voice from the bathroom. Swara instantly recognized it as Ragini's.
Swara went up to her father and tapped his shoulder. "What's going on in here Papa?" she asked with uncertainty.
Shekhar gave a defeated sigh. "Your mother has asked your elder sister to put on a saree."
Swara's eyes widened at his words. 'Ragini and Saree in the same sentence? Apocalypse, apocalypse! Run for your lives!' she looked at her father in horror. "Papa, you know Ragini hates traditional dresses. Top and jeans define her! Blazers, palazzo pants, boots, sneakers, T-shirts, glasses, wrist bands...all these are more of Ragini's style. She would rather wear a giant baggy sack than a Saree!"
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