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Bonus chapter 3
(Four years back)
Siya
I don't know why I am getting this nausea feeling since this morning, I haven't eaten anything that made me feel this way. I was about to take medicine when I felt like vomiting, I immediately rushed over to the washroom, emptying my stomach.
"Bhabhi sa?! What is wrong?" I heard Kaya's voice behind me, she instantly helped me to get my hair out of my face as she caressed my back.
"I don't know, Kaya, I am just not feeling okay," I told her honestly. She looked super worried.
"We should visit a doctor," She suggested but I refused.
"No, I just need some rest I guess," I replied as she helped me to get up when again I vomited after repeating the process a few more times. Kaya got me to the bed. I sat down as she handed me a tablet.
"Take t
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