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He found his Home
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  • Time 3h 29m
  • Reads 18,784
  • Votes 1,957
  • Parts 28
  • Time 3h 29m
Ongoing, First published Apr 27
2 new parts
He was a soldier once. Now, just a man trying to fit into his old life.

She is a teacher with a kind heart and soft, stubborn hope.

Old wooden gates.
Quiet walks after sunset.
Chai cups left half-finished.
Hearts learning to speak without words.

Two lost souls. One borrowed life. A story of homecoming.

He Found His Home.


This story is a slice of life type story. If you want tadak bhadak, don't read it.

ML: Ved (6'2)- 29 years old (Retired Soldier)

FL: Anugya (5'3)- 24 years old (science teacher)

Ved's nature: Quiet, action-oriented (does more, talks less), a little disconnected after military life, finding home again.

His feeling: His own home feels foreign, unfamiliar now.

His desire: He just wants to settle, find peace.

Anugya's nature: Kind heart, loving and caring. despite being a science teacher- she believes in gut feeling.

Her feeling: Love to live in reality, find happiness even in little things.

Her desire: wants to provide her Bua and phupha till their old age.



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