KINAARA

KINAARA

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𝙎𝙮𝙣𝙤𝙥𝙨𝙞𝙨 On a quiet, fateful night, a 20 year old young boy's life is shattered when his parents are brutally murdered, and his younger sibling is kidnapped without a trace. The scene inside the family home is one of horror-blood stains the floor, and the lifeless bodies of the parents lie cold. The boy, the eldest of three brothers, is thrust into a world of grief and chaos as he discovers that his little brother, just five years old at the time, has been taken. The authorities are helpless, with no leads, no clues, and no apparent motive. The boy is left to pick up the pieces of his broken family, struggling with a guilt he can't shake and a thirst for justice that consumes him. The only thing that keeps him going is the need to find his brother, to bring him home, and to uncover the truth behind the tragic events that tore his family apart. Will he ever find his baby brother? How will take revenge on parents murder? Let's read the story
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Every human, plant, animal and everything else on this planet has a name. A name is an identity. It defines who you are. Except for her... Her name is not her, but her brothers' identity. This is a story of a young girl, who faced the burnt of the sins no one committed intentionally. She was forced to live a life of an orphan and grew up to be the only family of her elder brother. She was held by his tiny arms and protected by his tender heart. Nakul Oberoi never knew that his family waited for him and his sister. All he knew that he was not an orphan. He had slowly gave up on the hope to reunite with his family and had one motive in his life - to give his sister a life better than that in the orphanage that they grew up. This is a story that goes beyond the bond of Threads that a sister ties on her brother's wrist. Behind every sister, there is brother holding a bat and asking, "You wanna say that again?"

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