⚠️ TW : contains violence

He tore open her blouse, his voice a dark, possessive growl. "Ab tu meri hui..." ["Now you are mine..."], "...teri har saas..." ["...your every breath..."], "...teri har dadkan..." ["...your every heartbeat..."], "...tera yeh jism..." ["...this body of yours..."], "...in sab mein bus mera haq hain." ["...in all of this, only I have the right."] Vamika stood paralyzed, a silent scream trapped in her throat. Every shred of resistance had been stripped away, leaving only the hollow shell of surrender. She was his to claim, his to break. And as his shadow fell over her, he did. Now he owned her. Completely. Can an arrogant village headman ever truly fall for the daughter of his lender-the woman he married by force? Or will his "love" remain nothing more than a dark, consuming obsession? Will Vamika remain just a pawn in his game, a collateral for debts and power... or can she become something more, something real to him? Can their marriage ever transform from a cold, calculated deal into a true union of hearts... or is it doomed to remain a cage of control and desire?

📍This book will not let you fall in love with red flags in real life. This story is about Sanjana and Sana,two girls born in different elite families are trapped in marriage and they become Daughter in law of one of the most powerful family in India-The Rathore's They get married to Ranvijay Singh Rathore and Digvijay Singh Rathore respectively. Sanjana-Please don't abort this child,I beg you it's been five years to our marriage and I have had three abortions please no more Ranvijay-I don't want to become father of a child who has a pathetic and disloyal maternal household. ........ Sana-Please don't rape me Digvijay-(Slaps her)Your pleads make no sense I ll take what I want.Sex after marriage is not rape Sana-Without consent it is "Bohot zaban chalne lagi hai" And that's when he beats her with belt. (The story is in Hindi and English so you need to know both the language to dive into the story... translations are available but not for all the Hindi dialogues.) I warn you before diving into the story read author's words wherever written.This is a extremely dark book not for any social message it's to fulfil the fantasies many people don't find such stories so I decided to write one..no hate to anyone I completely understand your view points but this story has a different theme please understand it and if you can't please don't touch this book and preach me morals please I humbly request 😊

This book is continuation of Not your fairytale

Because not every moment makes it to the final draft... In every story, there are chapters that go unwritten-glimpses of love, loss, laughter, and longing that unfold quietly between the milestones. Happily Unmarried: Unwritten chapters is a collection of tender, poignant one-shots that dive into the hidden corners of your favourite characters' lives. Set before, after, and in between the main events of Happily Unmarried, these stories explore the silences that speak the loudest-the words left unsaid, the memories tucked away, and the moments that changed everything without anyone noticing. Whether it's a soft flashback, a future imagined, or a scene that never made it to the surface, each page is an ode to the quiet, complicated beauty of being human-and being loved. For those who stayed, hoped, hurt, healed... These are the pages just for you.

Arjun, a successful 30-year-old businessman, and Meera, his 27-year-old wife, have built a life together over five years, raising their lively three-year-old son. Yet beneath the surface of their carefully balanced routine, something unspoken lingers-an invisible thread waiting to be discovered. Their marriage feels more like a duty than a dream, with warmth replaced by distance and passion by polite silence. But life has a way of stirring even the quietest hearts. As Arjun and Meera navigate the complexities of love, family, and unspoken truths, they're about to find that sometimes, the strongest bonds grow from the smallest, unexpected sparks.

1950s India-where duty outweighs desire, and love is a luxury few can afford. Aadhya, a timid yet resilient young woman, is wedded to Kaustubh Singh, a cold and ambitious IAS officer. Their marriage is not built on love but on duty, tradition, and societal expectations. While Kaustubh buries himself in files, power, and the rigid structure of his profession, Aadhya is left behind in the shadows of a grand yet loveless home, silenced by the weight of unspoken words. But silence is never empty-it echoes. As secrets unfold, as stolen glances turn into something deeper, will Kaustubh ever see the woman standing right beside him? Or will Aadhya remain just a name in his life, never a place in his heart? A tale of unfulfilled vows, aching loneliness, and a love that may come too late...

I cradled him tenderly against my chest, his tears falling into the gentle folds of my kurta's neckline. "Nayan," I whispered. He only tightened his grasp on my waist, his silence speaking volumes. The thought of revealing my knowledge of his love, the woman who had long held my husband's heart, felt suffocating. But I remained silent, savoring the warmth of our first tender touch, our first embrace, as I held him to his vulnerability.

Based in 1950' India Torn from her family and thrown into a marriage she never chose, Shanti is scorned, abandoned, and left to suffer alone. But fate is cruel-it forces the man who once destroyed her to seek her forgiveness. Can shattered souls rewrite a bond born from betrayal? Forced into a marriage meant to cleanse his father's name, Vishwas loathed the woman he was bound to. He crushed her spirit, cast her aside-until fate shattered his world. Now, the woman he once scorned is the only one who can save him. But does he deserve redemption? ● Inter-religion marriage ● Painful ● Angst ● Second chance ● Pehle ghutne tod grovel hoga then happy ending. STARTING JUNE 2025.!!!!!!! NOTE :- If you are not comfortable with any of this stuff, please do not proceed.

The Sarpanch, Agastya Chandravanshi brutally ends a feud by killing the leader of the rival family. As reparation, he's forced to marry the rival's youngest daughter - a timid 19-year-old girl, Aadhya Sharma who trembles every time he enters the room. He sees her as a trophy of his power, but her fearful eyes start to haunt him. He's kind to his family but cold, commanding, and unpredictable with her. She flinches at his touch even when he means no harm.