Family Ties ( an Unbreakable Bond)

Family Ties ( an Unbreakable Bond)

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"You don't need to be bound by blood to love each other nor do you need to come from the same womb to call each other siblings. Sure, our hearts are the universal symbol for love but do they think for us? No, our minds do... The heart merely pumps blood into our systems. If you think you love that person enough to consider them your family then so be it! And if you think that you love them more than what you accounted for... Then Marry them!" How far would you go to be loved? What would you sacrifice to make the person you love happy? Lastly, does the word FAMILY ring a bell?  In an attempt to fix their lives, they find each other in the strangest most unordinary ways. Join 6 daughters in a journey to find their way back to their mother who is a retired surrogate. Dive into their lives and feel their struggle as they crave more and more for a mother's love. (This book was inspired by a family we made in our Values Class. Therefore, I thank BGM for their support and solely dedicate everything to them) (Also, Hello to the pusit club! I based some characters from you guys!)
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"There is no need to search for a bride, Dadi. We do not require one. What we need is a surrogate. To fulfill my duty, I must find a surrogate who will carry the heir." **** Mitali's brother spoke of an offer they had received from the heartless moneylender, Vijay Singh. A wealthy family was in need of a surrogate for their unmarried son and the proposal involved waiving interest and 20% of the principal if they agreed. The family was offering fifty lakhs, which left Mitali speechless. She couldn't help but feel torn between the glimpse of hope at the end of the tunnel and the gaping chasm that stood in her way. "Mitali, if we accept this offer, we'll have thirty lakhs to spare after reclaiming our home. Please consider it," pleaded her brother, avoiding meeting her gaze. Trembling uncontrollably, tears gush from her eyes with reckless abandon as the very dreams she had woven are shattered against a final twig of hope. She watches in despair as her family, the apples of her eyes, are dragged down into the dark abyss of hopelessness. **** What happens when desperation and debt force two different worlds to collide? #11 out of 2M stories in romance.

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