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Thanks- I am working hard at making the convo sound "real" as I have always been a "non fictional" essay writer! Writing fiction demands a different discipline.Originally posted by: ronitfan
Wow that was adorable!
Lovely angle to the origin of Ranveer..loved the interaction between Nachiket and Ragini.. They saw each other for a month. I'm sure they got married super fast..Lovely! Do write more :)
Thanks for your kind words- I shall certainly write another one.I like it. Hope you plan on a few more chapters.
Even here in the US, domestic violence is a social problem. One of my dear friends gave birth to her son 3 months early because her husband threw her against the wall. She almost died that day, but in her case, she continues to live, found the courage to file for divorce, fought for custody and is now in civil terms with her ex. He has transformed too over the years and respects her more than ever before. She called me a few months ago to share an amazing story of how she decided to perform the upanayanam ceremony for her son and she informed the dad and he not only came, but also did everything that needed to be done including wear a dhoti etc. (he is a nastik)1 This world is filled with miracles.Originally posted by: zainabawoon
Aww!! This was so so beautiful ❤️ it was very sweet how Neira bonded over the baby and sad ( baby being orphaned and his mother dying out of being physically abused by her husband😭 ) it was simply very soulful yaar, touched the soul! 👍🏼
Even here in the US, domestic violence is a social problem. One of my dear friends gave birth to her son 3 months early because her husband threw her against the wall. She almost died that day, but in her case, she continues to live, found the courage to file for divorce, fought for custody and is now in civil terms with her ex. He has transformed too over the years and respects her more than ever before. She called me a few months ago to share an amazing story of how she decided to perform the upanayanam ceremony for her son and she informed the dad and he not only came, but also did everything that needed to be done including wear a dhoti etc. (he is a nastik)1 This world is filled with miracles.