The Wrong Ritual

The Wrong Ritual

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He was Manglik. The solution? A marriage to a tree. The twist? The tree was already occupied. At 27, his life was supposed to be normal-until astrology decided otherwise. To cancel his Manglik dosh, his family married him to a tree. Ritual done. Problem solved... or so they thought. What no one knew was that a chaotic, sharp-tongued, and slightly unhinged spirit lived in that tree. Now, he's accidentally married to a ghost. She's funny. She's unpredictable. She knows secrets she shouldn't. And she has absolutely no intention of leaving him alone. Between haunted nights, sarcastic conversations, and a mystery buried deep within her past, his life turns into a mess he never signed up for. After all... how do you divorce someone who isn't alive? Let's dive into this chaos to know everything~
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One moment, the air was thick with the copper tang of blood and the roar of a collapsing empire. Princess Aradhyanshi had stood her ground, twin daggers flashing, until the cold bite of steel pierced her back-a traitor's gift. She had welcomed the darkness, expecting the silence of the ancestors. Instead, she woke up gasping for air, her lungs burning not with smoke, but with the frigid water of the modern world. The transition was a blur of neon lights and sterile hospital walls. She was no longer a commander of legions- she was Aaradhya Rathore, a girl whose life had been as quiet as a whisper until she "drowned." Aradhyanshi adapted with a warrior's precision. She learned to navigate the "glass bricks" they called phones and the strange, fast-moving carriages of the city. Some memories of her past life began to fray at the edges-but her instincts remained razor-sharp. She convinced herself this was a gift. A second chance to live without a blade at her throat. That delusion shattered on her first day at the elite Oberoi University. Vikramaditya...or ..Vikrant Oberoi? Her breath hitched, her pulse hammering a war drum against her ribs. She had traveled through time and death to escape her fate, only to find her greatest enemy waiting for her in the one place she thought she was safe. He didn't look away. His gaze locked onto hers, dark and unreadable, as if he had been counting the days until she arrived.

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