A short story about marriage proposal via matrimony app.

The story is set about in the beautiful beach city of Mangalore... It's about love, simplicity, want, family values, passion, romance, jealousy, and growing in a destiny's game which ended up in getting two strangers into a bond called marriage. Aditi Shenoy was supposed to get married to Raghav Prabhu... but fate had different plans and Aditi refused only for the fact that she liked Raghav's younger brother Naman and Siya was made the scapegoat into the wedding plan making Raghav and Siya get tied in an unexpected unwanted marriage... But Raghav wanted to get married to Aditi... But now that his bride is swapped....will he be able to give that place to Siya who is none other than Aditi's younger sister? Will Siya be able to accept this marriage that was shoved into her face thanks to her sister's CHOICE TO CHOOSE and her CHOICE which practically didn't exist!!! Destiny has its own games.... Note: Any resemblance to real persons or other real-life entities is purely coincidental. All characters and other entities appearing in this work are fictitious. Any resemblance to real persons, dead or alive, or other real-life entities, past or present, is purely coincidental Disclaimer: Any resemblance to real persons or other real-life entities is purely coincidental. All characters and other entities appearing in this work are fictitious. Any resemblance to real persons, dead or alive, or other real-life entities, past or present, is purely coincidental Copyright Disclaimer: I don't own any rights of pictures used if any. They belong to the owners respectively.

Ashwin was deeply in love with Nithya-his partner, his anchor, his everything. They had dreams stitched together with promises, and a future they believed was theirs to claim. But fate, cruel and unexpected, had other plans. One night shattered everything they believed in and spun their lives in a direction none of them could have foreseen. That night didn't just change Ashwin and Nithya-it introduced someone new into their lives: Kavya. Mysterious, vulnerable, and carrying her own share of secrets and pain, Kavya wasn't supposed to be part of their story. And yet, through a series of irreversible events, she became an inextricable part of Ashwin's life. Now married to Kavya, Ashwin finds himself torn between a past he never got closure from and a present he never expected. A child binds them-a daughter born of unexpected circumstances, innocent and oblivious to the emotional storm that brews between her parents. Can love grow in the shadows of heartbreak? Can two broken souls find healing in each other? Will Ashwin ever be able to look at Kavya without the weight of what was lost? And can Kavya, who never asked for love, learn to accept it when it comes knocking in unexpected ways? As truths unravel and emotions collide, Ashwin and Kavya must navigate their new reality-where love is no longer about fairy tales but about forgiveness, acceptance, and learning to find beauty in imperfection. A story about heartbreak, healing, and second chances... Because sometimes, the most unexpected chapters lead us to the stories we were always meant to live.

She chose her apartment because she liked the attached balcony and the peace and quiet it afforded her. That is soon about to change thanks to a new neighbour. Author's Note: This story is dedicated to my person, my Yang, my Lorelai. I write today because you asked why not. Cover Picture Courtesy: To the ever lovely @AasthaKatrela!

Aditi is just like you and me. Living in Mumbai with her best friend, life is where she wants it to be. Stable. The next three weeks, a charming blind date and the roommate's older brother are just about to shake that up. Cover Art: Someone who I need to have tea with pronto Ranking: #201 in Romance (Last I checked :D )

Book 1: Married at an young age , Meera's whole world was her family. But what is Meera to them? Do they love her or mere a duty. Peek into the book to read the journey of Meera. Ranked No. 1 in #happiness on 10.03.2023 Cover credit goes to @wordtwiner. Thanks to all the readers who have decided to give my book a chance. This is my baby. Kindly refrain from blind copying.