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The forgotten thread
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Ongoing, First published Nov 06, 2025
4 new parts
Fifteen years ago, the powerful Rathore Mafia Clan lost the youngest light of their family - their five-year-old sister Ahana, kidnapped in broad daylight. After hunting the world for her, the brothers built an empire of fear, blood, and power... but never found her.

On the other side of the city, a girl named Ahaana "Aria" Mehta grows up in a nightmare - abused by the foster couple who stole her from her real home. But behind the bruises and silence, she hides a genius mind. At just twenty, she secretly runs a rising underground tech-intelligence company named M.I.R.A.G.E, funded and supported by her boyfriend abroad - a wealthy, fiercely protective man whose family treats her like their own daughter.

When her boyfriend returns to India for a high-stakes business deal...
...he walks straight into the den of the five mafia brothers who have been searching for their lost sister.

None of them know that he's dating the girl they've been mourning for years.
None of them know that their princess is alive - and the world has made her a warrior.

Fate is ready to explode.


Started on :- November 7,2025 

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#secretidentity
#supportive boyfriend 
#mafiabrothers
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