This is not mine. I'm just simply copying and pasting it so its easier to read for me.

Arranged marriage was an age-old story that Khushi, the youngest of the infamous Gupta family, who revolutionized and dominated the trading market for generations, knew well. For it was the only thing she heard growing up. But that neither prepared her nor comforted her as she got ready that morning. It was an important day, a day where she would trade her surname for a new one, her silence for a new chance, her respect for a new hope, her life for another. It was a day of contracts, both new and old. As she hid behind the traditional red shawl, knowing that the whole world would be watching her, waiting to pounce, she wondered why her mother never told her about any of the good marriages. The ones that worked out. The ones that had hope. The ones that had love. Probably because they don't exist, Khushi thought to herself. Only, destiny had believed otherwise. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- This is a stand alone story that has no connection with the original show, Iss Pyar Ko Kya Naam Doon, except for the names of the lead characters. All other content of this story belongs strictly to the author, Archi. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- #1 in ArnavSinghRaizada - 04/12/2019 #1 in KhushiKumariGupta - 18/01/2020 #1 in ArHi - 20/05/2020

My series is called Second Chance. I plan to write it in 4 Volumes 1. Squandered 2. Vindicated 3. Redeemed 4. Challenged and Maybe 5. Everafter Disclaimer: ITV Creative License liberally used. So please do not look for too much logic or google validity of any laws, geographical locations and distance and timeline correctness, medical symptoms, treatment and cures. Take everything with fistful of salt and pepper. Add sugar and jaggery for good measure.

Crime and Punishment is a book written by Fyodor Dostevsky. It is a unique blend of the genres: crime, psychological thriller and philosophical thriller. To those of you in hungry for something to think, this book is a perfect read on a cold snowy day with a blanket and a cup of hot cocoa. Happy reading!