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What are you doing in my house?
Gnapika, fresh from her morning routine, made her way to the breakfast table, her mind still occupied with the events of the morning jog. As she approached, she noticed her mother seated at the table, her gaze fixed on the kitchen with a curious, soft expression. But Gnapika was too focused on her rumbling stomach to give it much thought.
The table was a sight to behold. Plates of steaming hot food were meticulously arranged, each dish exuding an inviting aroma that instantly awakened her senses. The golden-brown pancakes were stacked high, their edges crispy and centers fluffy, emanating a sweet, buttery scent that mingled with the rich, spicy aroma of freshly scrambled eggs, cooked to perfection with a hint of pepper and chives. Beside them, a bowl of vibrant fruit salad caught her eye, the colors of the ripe strawberries, blueberries, and kiwi slices gleaming under the soft morning light. The scent of fresh oranges and melons waRelated chapters
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Rajeev, sensing the delicate nature of the moment, chose to remain quiet after Gnapika's outburst. He watched her finish her breakfast, and to his surprise and delight, she briefly remarked, "The breakfast is good," before retreating to her room. A wave of happiness washed over Rajeev at her words. If she liked the food, he thought, he would gladly prepare breakfast for her every day. It was a small but meaningful way to show his love and dedication. Meera, having observed the interaction between her children, turned to Rajeev with a gentle smile. "Rajeev," she began, her voice soft and warm, "how is Gowthami? Is everything alright with her?" Rajeev nodded, his expression reassuring. "She's out of Manali for a small work-related task, but she'll be back soon," he explained. "She’s handling some important matters at her company." Meera sighed, a mixture of concern and relief in her eyes. "That's good to hear. But, Rajeev, I
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Rajeev hesitated, his heart pounding as he chose his words carefully. Sensing his struggle, Gnapika said softly, "Ask your doubts, Rajeev." Taking a deep breath, Rajeev finally asked, "Why do you hate Rudra so much? Is it because you believe he might be behind your kidnapping?" Gnapika remained silent for a moment, her eyes reflecting a mixture of pain and anger. "I hate him because he left his family," she said finally. "He went on his way and never looked back for us. He abandoned us." Rajeev felt a pang of sorrow as he listened to her. "Yes, I lived my life without my mom and dad too," he said, his voice thick with emotion. "I believed they were dead, but after 15 years, I found them. I found my mother, my father, and I discovered I have a sister too." The weight of those years apart pressed heavily on Rajeev's heart. He had missed so much—birthdays, family moments, the comfort of a mother's touch, the guidance of a father, and the bond with a sister. Every day of those 15
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Gowthami, lost in her trance-like state, wandered through her bedroom, her fingers grazing the walls as if they held the secrets of her past. She stopped in front of a large, ornate mirror, and her hand instinctively reached behind it. She pressed a hidden latch, and with a soft click, the mirror slid to the side, revealing a narrow passageway. Without hesitation, she stepped through the opening, her movements guided by a muscle memory that transcended her lost memories. Nand and Ram, curious and slightly alarmed, followed her closely. nand had never seen this hidden room before. As he entered, he were struck by the dimly lit space, filled with dust-covered relics and the faint scent of old wood. In the center of the room, illuminated by a single shaft of light from a small window, hung a large family photograph. The photograph captured a moment of happiness frozen in time. Athreya stood proudly, his arms around his wife, whose gentle smile
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Gowthami stared intently at the photograph of herself with Nirbhay, trying to summon any trace of memory connected to the boy beside her. The effort to remember was overwhelming, and her mind strained against the veil of forgotten years. Suddenly, a sharp pain shot through her head. She winced, her vision blurring, and before she could steady herself, her knees buckled. Ram, who had been standing nearby, saw her falter. He acted quickly, his reflexes sharp. As Gowthami began to collapse, he darted forward, catching her just in time. Her body was limp and unresponsive, her eyes closed as if she were lost in a dark, impenetrable void. "Ram, what happened?" Nand's voice was urgent, his eyes wide with concern. "I don't know. She just... she just collapsed," Ram replied, his voice strained as he gently lowered her to the floor, supporting her head and shoulders. Gowthami's breathing was shallow, and her f
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Meera sat quietly at the breakfast table, her gaze softening as she watched Rajeev and Gnapika laugh together over a shared joke. Their bond had grown stronger in recent days, a silver lining in the midst of so much turmoil. The previous night's revelations from Abhi played over in her mind, each piece of information both clarifying and complicating the puzzle of her past. She felt a warmth in her heart, a sense of completeness she hadn't known in years. She glanced over at her children, Rajeev and Gnapika, who were sitting together at the table, their expressions a mix of tension and tentative peace. Though her memories were still elusive, Meera felt a growing certainty that Rudra was indeed her husband. The idea of reuniting with him to create a complete family for her children brought a strange sense of comfort. But with that comfort came a flood of unanswered questions that gnawed at her.
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Abhi arrived at the house, the front door slightly ajar, creaking softly as he pushed it open. The living room was filled with an unexpected sight: Rajeev and Gnapika seated on the floor, engrossed in a game of Mancala. The wooden board lay between them, dotted with colorful stones that they moved from one cup to another with quick, deliberate motions. Rajeev's face was alight with joy, his laughter mingling with Gnapika's as they strategized their next moves. Abhi paused, taking in the scene. The game was simple yet captivating, with rows of small pits holding the vibrant stones. Each player took turns picking up stones from one of their pits and distributing them one by one into the subsequent pits, aiming to capture more stones than the other. It was a game of skill, calculation, and a bit of luck, and it was clear that both Rajeev and Gnapika were deeply immersed in it. Seeing them together, their bond so evident and pure, Abhi felt a pa
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As the conversation flowed, Meera turned to Abhi with a grateful smile. "Abhi, I can't thank you enough for coming over last night and clarifying everything," she said, her voice filled with genuine appreciation. Rajeev, sitting across from them, looked puzzled. "What did Abhi do?" he asked, glancing between his mother and Abhi. Meera took a deep breath and began to explain. "Last night, Abhi visited us and revealed a lot about my past life and our family's history. He showed us a video of my wedding to Rudra, proving our relationship. It helped me, and especially Gnapika, understand and believe in the truth." Rajeev’s eyes widened in surprise. "So, that’s why Gnapika started believing in me as her brother," he said, realization dawning on him. He turned to Abhi, gratitude shining in his eyes. "Thank you, Abhi, for your secret help. It means a lot to me." Abhi
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