Short stories by Ranaji

Short stories by Ranaji

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Vinod was sitting in his room when his daughter, Vaishali, spoke in a sharp tone, "Papa, I'm not a child anymore! I'm 21 years old, a graduate. I can decide what's right and wrong for me. These days, boys and girls are friends, they hang out, work together, and even some live in live-in relationships. It's all normal now." Vinod's eyes reflected worry, and his heart felt heavy. In a low voice, he said, "Beta, we are middle-class people. Respect is our true wealth. If something goes wrong tomorrow, how will we face society? And then there's your younger sister to think about, her marriage too." But Vaishali's face turned red with anger. She retorted sharply, "Keep your middle-class mindset to yourself, Papa. Don't lecture me on all this." Saying this, she picked up her bag and headed for the door. Vinod, her mother, and her younger sister tried to stop her. Her mother was in tears, and Vinod's face clearly showed helplessness and pain. But Vaishali's eyes and heart were blinded by love. She was not ready to listen to anyone. Vinod watched his precious child walk away. Words failed him to stop her. He was breaking inside, but Vaishali's steps were swiftly moving towards the outside world. A few days later, a news headline tore Vinod's heart apart. The headline read: "The body of a girl in a live-in relationship found in a bag, dumped in a drain." Vinod's hands trembled, his heart raced uncontrollably. One question echoed in his mind: "Could this be Vaishali?" He tried to read the entire news article, but his vision blurred. Helplessness, anger, and grief gripped his heart. The world's noises seemed to fade away, and only Vaishali's last words resonated in his ears: "Papa, I'm not a child..."
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This story is about a relationships between a father and daughter. A wife and husband. And 2 best friend. "G-g-go" I stuttered moving back a little from his intense gaze on my whole body. I suddenly felt insecure and nervous seeing his fixed eyes on me. He looked scary. Not hearing an answer from him I started, "I-I'll s-sleep on the couch." There was no way I was going to share the same room as him after what he just did. I released a breath which I held in for god knows how long. Making a move to stand up from the bed, I was walking towards the couch only to jerk back on the bed from his strong pull. His hands were gripping on my wrists making me wince in pain. I tried to get out of his hold but couldn't, he was way too strong for me. Leaning closer to me I tried to move back only to fall on the bed. Seeing my state he took advantage of me by hovering over me, locking my small frame between his hands. An evil smirk played on his lips making me stiffen in fear. His eyes travelled down my body, intentionally I flinched. "Today's our wedding night Jaanvi." Came his husky voice before he nuzzled his face in my neck again. "I'm your husband." He bit my neck making a gasp escape from my mouth in pain. "K-k-kiaan. P-ple--" I begged hold in my tears only to reactive another bit from him. His hold on both my wrist was tight, there was no way I could run. The little respect I had for him died right there. "I'm your prince charming Jaanvi. Don't push this prince away." My eyes widened with tears running from the side of my eyes. My hands which were trying to get out of his hold were numb now. My mouth was opened in shock, his words freaked me out. How will two different souls become one? Follow the journey of two funny, crazy, loving and idiot souls, Jaanvi and Kiaan. From hating each other to falling in love deeply. But did they ever hate each other or was it just anger? { Warning- this book is emotional and funny at the same time!} MY FOURTH BOOK!

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