Any FF where Sai leaves Virat and the Chavans?

The question stands for itself. Are there any stories out there where Sai divorces Virat and leaves the Chavan house forever?

I dnt think many fictions have been written that way. It's mostly on then present topics an she stays with virat on most of them.

There is a thread on the pinned up thread secrion with link to all fiction, u can search there.

Start with os. Then move to short stories. Will save time for you. 😁

Originally posted by: MSgayatri

I dnt think many fictions have been written that way. It's mostly on then present topics an she stays with virat on most of them.

There is a thread on the pinned up thread secrion with link to all fiction, u can search there.

Start with os. Then move to short stories. Will save time for you. 😁

I'm not really interested in the show or its characters anymore. I can't even ship Sai and Virat. So I won't be able to read any of then written fictions. I was just curious if there was one where Sai left the Chavans and focused on herself and her career. That would be the most in character reaction for Sai. But we know that's not gonna happen onscreen, so FF it is.

Originally posted by: Aditi_MM

The question stands for itself. Are there any stories out there where Sai divorces Virat and leaves the Chavan house forever?

I think there was one with Sai and Parth (from kasautii zindagi ke). I don't remeber the name though. Wait...let me check

Edit: I couldn't find it, but I did find this SaiKet (Sai/Aniket) one.

https://www.indiaforums.com/forum/topic/5204745#155609341

Hope you will like it.

Originally posted by: Aditi_MM

I'm not really interested in the show or its characters anymore. I can't even ship Sai and Virat. So I won't be able to read any of then written fictions. I was just curious if there was one where Sai left the Chavans and focused on herself and her career. That would be the most in character reaction for Sai. But we know that's not gonna happen onscreen, so FF it is.

If u want smthin that has nothing to do with the show, then read "weekend" by Columbia.

It has no connection with the show and is an independent fiction.