Officer's Wife

Officer's Wife

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MatureOngoing12h 53m

Last published Sat, Apr 18, 2026

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Karan & Suchitra - He belongs to a lively Punjabi family, where laughter is loud, traditions are vibrant, and love is often shown through food and banter. She comes from a Tamil household, where values are deep-rooted, rituals are graceful, and respect flows quietly through every gesture. At first, their worlds seem completely different-North and South, bold and serene, spirited and composed. Yet, in each other, Karan and Suchitra discover that love can weave two cultures into one beautiful story. DISCLAIMER This story will go As slow burn cause I believe in bond more than intimate scenes. But it also have some intimate scenes, Before getting physical, so that you won't get bored. A Real imperfect Arrange Marriage.

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