Veiling Violet

Veiling Violet

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Romance
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Violet knew she didn't deserve chances, but she has got one now, and she wasn't going to blow this last retort and not marry the blue eyed Dhruv. Dhruv can handle his company alone just fine but a wish from his grandmother makes it difficult. So when an opportunity arrives in form of marriage, he is going to marry edgy Violet. **** "Hey" He whispers while slowly approaching towards me after locking the door. "Hey" I sigh. "Come here" Dhruv opens his arms and I willingly fall into his embrace. He slowly tightens his arms around me while I hide my face in the crook of his neck and clutch his shoulders for my dear life. Home. Funny, how I once hated the idea of owning a home and today at this very moment I wish for nothing more than to live forever in this home. In the arms of Dhruv. My Dhruv. I finally decided to break an hour of silence with the words I had been contemplating to voice out. "I am sorry Dhruv, but I can't do this, I need to leave." "I know." **** When two wires collide, there's a spark but when two whole different personalities collide there might be an explosion. Who knew along the journey one will find the reason to keep breathing and the other will be the reason to keep breathing? Follow them to know how different lives get entangled to create a beautiful mess. **** This is purely a work of fiction. Any resemblance to real life is pure coincidence. The cover is made using Canva and I do not own it.
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