@blackcatwrts As an author, reading this felt like someone had quietly understood the very heartbeat of the story.
You didn’t just talk about standing by him, you spoke about choosing him, even when the world makes it inconvenient. And that...that is the purest form of love I’ve tried to write.
You’re right, punishment doesn’t always need rage or revenge. Sometimes, distance and truth are the deepest sentences life can give. When people choose reputation over relationships, life slowly shows them the weight of that choice. Regret is a very patient teacher.
But here’s the truth about my female lead,
She is not the forgiving kind when it comes to her husband.
What was done to him wasn’t just emotional damage...
they didn’t only abandon him,
They forced him to erase his own existence, his name, his life.
And for that, she doesn’t believe in silent distance alone. She believes in consequences.
And this isn’t about my man or me.
This is about the book I’ve been living with for days and nights now. About a woman who loves fiercely and protects even more fiercely. I genuinely wanted to know what my lovely readers would choose for her,
Will you stand with her when she decides to punish them, or not?
You don’t yet know the full truth of his suffering, and that’s okay.
But I promise you one thing...
When you do read it all, when you see what they really did to him,
You will look at her revenge and say quietly,
“They deserved every bit of it.”
Aur haan... thoda sa
apna kaam banta, bhaad mein jaaye janta
bhi chalta hai...
