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Broken in love, two battered souls get entangled in the knot of marriage, only to rise high in love together.
How will you feel when a lover who promised a lifetime together, disappears from your life suddenly?
Can you cope with that loss ever? Will memories of the bygone past hinder the future? Will you be able to love again?
How does it feel to realize your parents are not your real parents? How does it feel to bring up children that are not your blood? Are such bonds asserted only by obligation or are there chances for real affection and love?
Arun and Megha get pulled into marriage because they have responsibilities to fulfill. They need to get over their lost loves and find their anchors in each other. They have to create a home for three children, their blood or not. And those three kids need to accept them as their own. It is not an easy task for anyone involved. Join the Arora family to know how they etched out their happily-ever-after.
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Adhiti Aravind
Adhiti Aravind is a Kerala-based writer who post graduated in English Literature. She began her writing life around 2010 as a Fanfiction writer on India Forums page. Almost a decade later she ventured into self publishing last year with her book ‘Journey to the Altar' on Amazon Kindle. She has two books so far on Amazon both in romance genre. She was an avid storyteller in her younger days and channeled that into writing her own fictional worlds. She is a proud mother of her one year old son and happily married. You can connect with her on any of the channels below:
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