Leela was born and raised in a small village in India during the 1970s. Growing up in a traditional family, she faced pressures regarding beauty and acceptance. Sadly, her physical appearance, as perceived by others, led to her being shunned by peers and rejected by suitors. These rejections deepened her shyness and made forming friendships difficult. Arjun was raised in a conservative village where traditions run deep. Coming from a respected family, he was always the center of attention, adored by girls who praised his looks and strength. His parents, keen on maintaining their family's status and wealth, arranged for him to marry a girl they believed met societal standards. However, they surprised him by choosing a woman he perceives as "ugly." The decision shocks him; he feels entitled to a wife who reflects his stature and looks. The story explores themes of superficiality vs. inner beauty, arranged marriage complexities, and self-discovery. Arjun's journey forces him to question societal standards and the true meaning of love and respect.

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'They say Marriages are made in heaven. I think God forget to fix my match. Because still am unmarried.' - Always a Rejected Bride. 'Marriages are bullshit. Women are cunning, thinking about themselves only. I hate them. I hope, that I won't get married in this birth' - Uninterested Groom. 🌺🌺An plussize story. Please give a chance, I hope I will entertain you. Just your valuable comments is all I need. Enormous mistakes will be there. 🌺🌺

CAN AN ARRANGE MARRIAGE TURN INTO SOMETHING MORE? Abhiraj Singh Rajvansh, a 31-year-old, stoic, intimidatingly gorgeous billionaire CEO, unfortunately with a problem with his birth chart. The only solution: Marriage, to the girl whose chart resembles his. 10 days, and he gets married to a woman, he sees only at the Wedding Altar. Ishika, a 24-year-old lecturer. She's everything a man would never want in his wife. Dark skin, short height, average looks...and a bucket full of insecurities. She knew she was never enough, never academically enough, never serious enough, never really good enough. AND She gets married, putting aside her insecurities, to the guy she hoped would be the love of her life... ...Until she finds herself alone on her wedding night. Abhiraj Singh Rajvansh never accepted the arrangement. But more than, that, he would never accept her. SHE WAS UNWORTHY IN HIS EYES.

The youngest billionaire in town with the looks of Adonis and everything at his feet desired just one thing more in life. His perfect match. He wished for a wife whose beauty would turn heads, a smile that would lighten up his world, and a figure which would curve perfectly under his fingers. A beauty who spoke with etiquette and made him proud. But he got her, A mediocre girl with average looks, a fierce personality, and no curves. Outspoken and downright rude. She was everything he didn't want his wife to be like. But who could defy when their souls were bound by threads of fate? She was insecure And he fueled it further She considered herself inferior to him. And he used every chance to make it a belief. She had a beautiful delicate golden heart, And he made sure to taint it black and crush it under his Gucci shoes. She was his not-so-beautiful wife And he made sure that nothing left of her could be ever considered beautiful. "I will taint every damn fiber of your body, my dear Elle, every bit of it till you beg me to divorce you" -Ashton "I will love every flaw of you my dear husband, every single one till this heart beats for you" -Elle Rewritten version Available on Amazon as a paperback. BEAUTY SERIES: Book 1 His not-so-beautiful wife Book 2 His Scarred Beauty #1 Romance on 21/6/2020 #1 Hate on 25/6/2020 #1 Regret 6/7/2020 #1 cold 6/7/2020 #1 Jealousy 31/8/2020

He hated her because of the darkness of her skin as it was not the fair complexion he preferred. The marriage had been forced on him by a promise his grandparents made long ago, a promise he regretted every second of every day. He didn't care about her dreams or feelings. To him, she was nothing more than an obligation he resented. Looking at her filled him with disgust and shame. He couldn't bear the thought of calling her his wife or showing her to his friends. In his voice, during their wedding night, he told her, "Not just me, nobody can bear to sleep beside you. You're a darkness, a curse, a harbinger of misfortune and suffering. You're like the darkest, most miserable night who only brings pain." She had married him in poverty, but after their union, he became wealthy. Yet he never once introduced her proudly as his wife. Instead, he kept her hidden from his friends, deeming her unworthy of his social standing. 🩶His Brown Bride