**Note this is an original fiction story, it uses the name of the characters from the show Sadda Haq, but it has nothing to do with the show apart from the names. You can read as if it's a regular novel. I almost got it published with original names.**
"Randhir, what do you think we should name her?" Renuka whispered to her son of six months whose eyes were now open.
"Ssss aaaannnaaakk ta!" Randhir exclaimed and everyone in the hall started laughing.
Holding Anju's daughter in her arms, Renuka whispered into the girl's ear, "Sanyukta."
Then she looked up at the crowd and announced, "Sanyukta."
"Gaaga," Randhir voiced in Anju's arms, as if he were stating his approval and everyone started to laugh again.
"It seems like this boy has connected her to him by indirectly deciding her name," the priest commented.
Randhir then reached over and grabbed Sanyukta's hand causing everyone to giggle.
"I think he likes her," Renuka said, grinning.
Sanyukta opened her eyes and smiled.
"I think she likes him too," Anju laughed.
Nobody was aware at this time, that Randhir and Sanyukta were not just connected by birth, but connected by fate. What seemed like a coincidence and childish antics, were actually a scheme by destiny. As they grew older, destiny would pull them apart, only to throw them towards each other with such force, that they would have no choice but to crash into each other. Together, they would learn about a beautiful phenomenon that was known as love, while being tangled in this intricate web woven by destiny.
People say that after marriage, a woman's true home is her husband's house. But what happens when that home feels nothing less than a living hell? What if the man for whom a woman leaves everything behind doesn't value her at all? Sarika's life is also like this.
Sarika Adrijay Chaudhary, who couldn't fulfill her dreams due to her family's poverty, finds herself married into a wealthy household. A family that, despite being well-educated, still holds narrow-minded views. In a life filled with darkness, the only ray of light for Sarika was her children. For nine long years, Sarika selflessly devoted herself to her in-laws, who never truly acknowledged her worth. Even her husband, Adrijay, only remembered her to fulfill his own needs, never giving her love or attention.
However, after nine years of marriage, Adrijay begins to realize his mistakes, but by then, a lot had already been lost. Will Adrijay be able to win Sarika back? Will Sarika ever be able to fulfill her dreams? Can love blossom between Adrijay and Sarika?
To find out, read "Falling for My Wife."