Dard e Vish

TW: Rape, Abuse, Death
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From the moment Apriya was born, pain became her constant companion. Abandoned by a man who had promised love and left with only a dying mother, Apriya's life began with sorrow. Her mother, Vidya, whispered her name-"Apriya," meaning "unpleasant"-a foreshadowing of the life ahead.
After Vidya's death, Apriya was sold to the wealthy Rathore family, who treated her as nothing more than a servant. The indifference from the family grew into something darker as the men in the house, especially Vikram and Aryan Rathore, viewed her as an object of desire. This cruelty, though subtle at first, intensified as she grew.
By the age of six, Apriya understood the depth of her misery, and the poison of her pain began to build. At 13, when the Rathores cast her aside, she was left alone on the streets. But it was here, in the depths of rejection, that Apriya swore vengeance. The pain she had suffered would now become her weapon.
Her torment transformed into a burning resolve. The poison of her suffering would be used to destroy the Rathores. What had once weakened her would now fuel her revenge. Apriya would make them pay for every moment of cruelty, using the very poison that had once threatened to consume her to tear them apart.