The missing bride

The missing bride

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It was the day Kavya Gupta weds Sanjeev Malhotra ten minutes remaining before the wedding ceremony was about to start Kavya was alone in her room looking at herself all decked and unhappy she wasn't exactly forced to marry Sanjeev but agreed to keep the family happy. Kavya sat waiting for miracle to happen so she wouldn't have to marry Sanjeev little did she know the miracle she was waiting for was actually a curse. Kavya looked down at her hand mehndi it was a tradition to write the husband name on your hand she looked for Sanjeev name on her hand written in mehndi only to find a different name printed on her right hand it was Aman her eyes widened. Who was Aman? She thought to herself she looked back up in the mirror only to see a man she didn't recognise behind her before she could scream or say anything he put his hand over her mouth and nose and slowly Kavya felt sleepy and fell into a deep sleep...
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She wasn't sure how she was supposed to feel or behave tonight or for that matter in the coming days. At the age of twenty one, she had absolutely no plans of getting married. Being an academics achiever and with an invitation to join one of the most renowned business schools in the country, she was overjoyed that her life could finally begin. But life had seldom given her choices and it was no different this time. She decided to not let her mind wander to the past once again, decisions had been made for her and she would keep her word. Her sister in law had mentioned that 'he' her husband, would join her in a few minutes, but when she looked at clock she realised it was more than forty minutes since she had left the room. With a sense of trepidation Kushi Gupta

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