The Unlikely Marriage

The Unlikely Marriage

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Fiction
Romance
Billionaires and CEOs
Romantic Comedy
Opposites Attract
Unlike Harshavardhan and Aaradhya from Unspoken Love, this couple stepped into marriage willingly-or so they believed. Aanaya was nothing like Aaradhya. She was fire wrapped in flesh: brave, outspoken, emotional, stubborn, confident, and unafraid to raise her voice for what she believed in. And Arvind... he was every bit the opposite. Cold, ruthless, intimidatingly silent, with a sharp wit and a teasing glint in his eyes that appeared only when he chose. On the surface, their marriage seemed like a union of two strong-willed souls. But beneath it lay a truth-an arrangement-one she never asked for, never wanted, and certainly never imagined would define her life. A truth that, once revealed, would change everything. Now, she is trapped in a bond she can't walk away from. And he is tied to a promise he can't break. What happens when the truth finally reaches her? Will she fall for the very man whose nature she once feared? Will he let her in-or let her go? And will love bloom between two hearts bound by secrets? Step into the story of Aanaya, a fierce 24-year-old woman, and Arvind, a 29-year-old man shaped by silence, duty, and shadows. A journey of truth, heartbreak, longing, and an unexpected love neither of them saw coming.
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A drunken mistake both of them could've repair... if only they hadn't repeated it. Two rival politicians. Two opposite parties. Two people who were only supposed to argue across parliament halls. One drunken night changed everything. What started as a secret mistake slowly turned into late-night drives, hidden meetings, stolen moments, and a "no strings attached" arrangement they swore meant nothing. He said there were no feelings. She said same. Until distance started hurting. Jealousy started speaking. And denial stopped working. Because in politics, crossing party lines is dangerous. Crossing heart lines? Even worse.

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