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Ongoing, First published Jun 06, 2020
Marriages are made in heaven. This is more of a curse than a boon Neetu thought as she stared at the newspaper in front of her.  as she read the headlines " new mafia heirs pulls the world to destruction " 
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"Son where were you, do you not know how to take care of your wife, " asked the old grandma of the village, while Neetu angrily glared at him by bringing him a bowl of water to wash his hands only if looks would kill. he would be 6 feet under the ground.
"I was on a hunting trip" he replied with a cold smile. grandma smiled at the young man and said "what did you hunt, let me cook for you  " Zahid gave an amused at his tiny wife and washed his blood dipped hands in front of her and said " oh granny who said I hunt animals" making Neetu's knees weak as she stared at the psychotic man in front of her.
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