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Mine & Yours by ammasha
ammasha
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"What the f**k are you doing"he said while stroming inside the room. He walked towards me his grey eyes were streaming with fire. I on the other hand afraid even to breathe " don't test my patience. I asked you a goddamn question "he yelled. "Mom told to stay in this room" I slowly answered him. My eyes were filled with tears they were asking for permission to come out. "This is my room, you have no rights to enter my room" he dragged me to the door. ____________________________________ Riya Ravikumar is a typical college student. She loves her family more than anything in the world. She believes in love. Gowtham venkatraman is a typical businessman. He loves his job more than anything in the world. Sorry no love, he believes there is no love in his world. ######################### The photos are used in this book is completely professional. No stalking photos it was taken from random google, insta... Guys this is my first book, so please support me by giving lots of love and kisses by voting.
Love Unrushed! | ✓ [Under Editing] by Ruhani_Gupta
Ruhani_Gupta
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An Arranged Setup that Sparkled into a Love Story of Its Own. »»---♡---«« 'His nose is crooked!' 'I think he has some gray hair!' 'He looks too mature for his age!' 'Nah! He is seven years older than you!' 'One of his eyes seems smaller!' 'Don't you think he is smiling too much in this photo?' 'God! I wonder how, even after looking at hundreds of biodatas every day, none could catch my parents' attention. With every biodata they see, they manage to point out some flaw or another.' »»---♡---«« An Indian Arranged Marriage Story. Modern-day marriages are no cakewalk, and arranged marriages are certainly not. Set against an Indian backdrop, "Love Unrushed!" explores not only the complexities of an arranged marriage but also the pursuit of individual happiness within the confines of societal norms. If you are up for a simple and subtle blooming love story, ponder-worthy thoughts with social stigmas and taboos effortlessly slipped in here and there, and some real, relatable characters, then this story is definitely for you. You will find a part of Riya and Aditya hidden within you as they navigate their arranged marriage, unveiling the hidden layers of their personal and professional insecurities. There will be no unrealistic villains or overdramatic plots, but this story will undoubtedly highlight the true version of how marriages are arranged in India. Thus, this book tends toward a realistic portrayal with a touch of fiction. Please be kind. This book is under editing and the chapters with (•) are recently edited. Rest are in progress.