AZAAD (Book 1 : Oberoi Series)
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A boy who called himself orphan and spends every night sheding tears.
Whereas a boy who is living in care of his three elder brothers.
A brother who can feel a part of himself is still missing after seeing his all siblings together.
A brother who feels his heart is still empty whereas he had a happy life with his siblings.
A brother who can feel that someone is calling him and asking him to come back whereas he was with his family
Will the brothers able to find out the call of the unknown person ?
What will happen when they will meet the person?
Will their live change ?
Drive into the story to know the answers.
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