rudrasree12

A Little Scene From Their Story
          	
          	The road home was almost empty.
          	
          	Shiva rode his bike silently, Krishna sitting behind him, the evening sky slowly turning darker.
          	
          	Then—
          	
          	A single drop of rain landed on Krishna's hand.
          	
          	She looked up.
          	
          	Another drop.
          	
          	Then another.
          	
          	Within seconds, the sky opened.
          	
          	“Shiva… stop!”
          	
          	He immediately pulled the bike to the side.
          	
          	Before he could ask why, Krishna stepped down.
          	
          	She stood in the rain.
          	
          	And smiled.
          	
          	Not the polite smile she wore at home.
          	
          	Not the quiet smile she gave his family.
          	
          	A completely free smile.
          	
          	She stretched her hands toward the sky and closed her eyes, letting the rain soak her hair and clothes.
          	
          	Shiva remained beside the bike.
          	
          	Watching her.
          	
          	For the first time, he wasn't seeing the woman his family had brought into his house.
          	
          	He was simply seeing Krishna.
          	
          	Happy.
          	
          	Carefree.
          	
          	Alive.
          	
          	A small smile slowly appeared on his lips.
          	
          	Krishna opened her eyes and caught him staring.
          	
          	“Enduku ala chustunnaru?”
          	
          	“Nothing.”
          	
          	“Nothing aa?” she asked, laughing. “Then come.”
          	
          	Shiva shook his head.
          	
          	“I'll get wet.”
          	
          	Krishna stared at him for two seconds.
          	
          	Then she walked straight toward him.
          	
          	“That's the point.”
          	
          	Before he could react, she grabbed his hand and pulled him into the rain.
          	
          	“Krishna!”
          	
          	She laughed.
          	
          	“Today you're not allowed to be serious, Shiva.”
          	
          	He looked at her.
          	
          	Then, unexpectedly—
          	
          	He laughed too.
          	
          	And for a few minutes, there was no husband.
          	
          	No wife.
          	
          	No responsibilities.
          	
          	No family.
          	
          	No past.
          	
          	Just two people standing in the rain…
          	
          	finally forgetting to keep their distance.
          	
          	Somewhere between the silence and the rain,
          	their hearts took one small step closer.
          	
          	— “Love doesn't always arrive with a confession.
          	Sometimes… it begins with a smile you weren't supposed to notice.”
          	https://www.wattpad.com/story/415152142

rudrasree12

A Little Scene From Their Story
          
          The road home was almost empty.
          
          Shiva rode his bike silently, Krishna sitting behind him, the evening sky slowly turning darker.
          
          Then—
          
          A single drop of rain landed on Krishna's hand.
          
          She looked up.
          
          Another drop.
          
          Then another.
          
          Within seconds, the sky opened.
          
          “Shiva… stop!”
          
          He immediately pulled the bike to the side.
          
          Before he could ask why, Krishna stepped down.
          
          She stood in the rain.
          
          And smiled.
          
          Not the polite smile she wore at home.
          
          Not the quiet smile she gave his family.
          
          A completely free smile.
          
          She stretched her hands toward the sky and closed her eyes, letting the rain soak her hair and clothes.
          
          Shiva remained beside the bike.
          
          Watching her.
          
          For the first time, he wasn't seeing the woman his family had brought into his house.
          
          He was simply seeing Krishna.
          
          Happy.
          
          Carefree.
          
          Alive.
          
          A small smile slowly appeared on his lips.
          
          Krishna opened her eyes and caught him staring.
          
          “Enduku ala chustunnaru?”
          
          “Nothing.”
          
          “Nothing aa?” she asked, laughing. “Then come.”
          
          Shiva shook his head.
          
          “I'll get wet.”
          
          Krishna stared at him for two seconds.
          
          Then she walked straight toward him.
          
          “That's the point.”
          
          Before he could react, she grabbed his hand and pulled him into the rain.
          
          “Krishna!”
          
          She laughed.
          
          “Today you're not allowed to be serious, Shiva.”
          
          He looked at her.
          
          Then, unexpectedly—
          
          He laughed too.
          
          And for a few minutes, there was no husband.
          
          No wife.
          
          No responsibilities.
          
          No family.
          
          No past.
          
          Just two people standing in the rain…
          
          finally forgetting to keep their distance.
          
          Somewhere between the silence and the rain,
          their hearts took one small step closer.
          
          — “Love doesn't always arrive with a confession.
          Sometimes… it begins with a smile you weren't supposed to notice.”
          https://www.wattpad.com/story/415152142

SadiaIslam690

are you going to update new chapter weekly or bi weekly lost daughter

rudrasree12

@SadiaIslam690 Aww, thank you for waiting for Season 2! ❤️ I haven’t planned the plot yet or decided what I want to explore in the second season, so it may take some time. I’ll try my best to update it as soon as I can, but I don’t want to rush the story. I want to give it a good plot first.  Thank you for your patience and support! ❤️
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rudrasree12

@SadiaIslam690 I’m actually thinking about writing Season 2. ❤️ This is my first story, so it has fewer chapters compared to longer novels. Thank you for reading and for asking! 
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rudrasree12

Before they were born, their parents made a promise.
          Today, Ananya walks into a stranger's home — as his wife. 
          
          Twelve years of silence in that house. 
          Twelve years of loneliness in his heart.
          
          Can a promise neither of them made... become a love they 
          both choose?
          
           "Tulasi mokka daggara modalina prema"— completed story, 
          now live on Wattpad
           Link in bio
          https://www.wattpad.com/story/413930805

rudrasree12

✨ Some love stories don't begin with "I love you."
          
          They begin with silence.
          
          A lonely man.
          
          A simple arranged marriage.
          
          A small middle-class home.
          
          A Tulasi plant that is slowly dying outside the door.
          
          She enters his house as a stranger...
          
          She cooks in an empty kitchen with almost nothing.
          
          She quietly turns that house into a home.
          
          He doesn't know how to express love.
          
          She never asks for it.
          
          But one day...
          
          He notices the wounds on her hands.
          
          Another day...
          
          He talks to the tiny life growing inside her every single night.
          
          And somewhere between ordinary days...
          
          Two strangers become each other's entire world.
          
          If you love stories filled with slow-burn romance, comfort, family, healing, and heartfelt emotions, then "Tulasi Mokka Daggara Modalaina Prema" might become your next favorite read. ❤️
          
          Sometimes...
          
          The greatest love stories aren't loud.
          
          They grow quietly...
          
          Just like a Tulasi plant.