A Year In Chandigarh

A Year In Chandigarh

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"After your father died. She was in misery. She becomes lifeless. Her charming smile that uses to lit up this house vanished away as our son did. We couldn't see her in pain. It was six months and she became so fragile we started wondering if she would live or not. Then her best friend Rishab came. He was single and we got to know the reason-he loved your mother-but as she loved your father. He sacrificed his love. But for your mother, we decided to re-marry her to bring colors to her life again-" "Why did she left me?" He asked the dreadful question which his grandparents had always feared to answer. "For us. We were alone without our son and only you were there for us. You are a shadow of my Aarav, " Malini explained cupping his grandson's face. Both of them were in tears. "That doesn't explain anything. Why doesn't she met me even once?" "Ashu, she started her family with another man and-" Where is she now?" He asked cutting his grandpa. His mind was bombarded with thousands of questions and the only person who could answer them was his mother. The mother whom he thought was dead. "Chandigarh". That one word, one place changed his life, his destiny, just in a year! ----------------------------------------------------------- The marveller boy, Siddharth Nigam was all set to meet his mother in the heart of Chandigarh. As fate had already rolled his dice up, what did Chandigarh await for him? Avneet Kaur, just a symphonic innocent girl got the love of her life in just one person, who was fated to be far away from her wishes. How these two different personalities met? What happened in that one year of Chandigarh?
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Copyright reserved to @Tanushreeroy862 Don't try to copy my work. I never thought I'd think about her again... after just one night. I've never felt like this for any girl before. Girls throw themselves at me all the time. It's common. Who wouldn't? I'm the multimillionaire Siddharth Arora. We met at a club in New York. I was there with my business clients... and she was with her friends. Different from all the others - stunning in a red backless dress, minimal makeup... effortlessly captivating. Unknowingly, she was pulling in every male in that club - her beauty was impossible to ignore. I was no exception. I felt something strange, something new. But it was real. I had never felt this way about anyone before. She looked at me. I was already looking at her. Our eyes met - her hazel orbs pulling me in like a force I couldn't resist. We held that gaze... until my business client broke the moment. I shifted focus back to work, diving into the discussion. But I couldn't shake off the pull. And then - out of nowhere - someone came up to me, kissed me on the cheek, and said: "I'm sorry. My friends dared me to do this..." It was her. The same girl who had captured my attention. Before my bodyguards could react, I raised my hand to stop them. I nodded and said calmly, "It's okay." She smiled. And walked away - back to her friends - like nothing happened. When I finally finished my work and was preparing to leave the club, flanked by bodyguards, I saw her again. She looked at me. She was feeling it too... that strange connection. Then I heard one of her friends yell: "Sana! Tu kal subah ki flight se Delhi mat ja, yaar!" She looked excited - maybe because of me. Book will 18+🔞

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