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26. Convincing Lies

Author: Payal Mandal
last update Last Updated: 2023-07-05 13:35:08

RAAHI

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"I can say, he will be perfect for our Raahi," my mother chirped.

Even though my heart cried, I had to say something. I couldn't let my parents or Arhaan control my life and fate.

"No," I gasped.

My parents looked at me, completely surprised.

"I don't want to marry him," I announced.

"What? Why?" My mother was shocked.

"I... I didn't like... Like him," I stammered.

"But we liked him," my father interfered.

I looked at him. He looked like he had made his decision.

"They will take a day or two to finalize their decision. If they agree to the association, I am not backing out," my father spoke.

I was surprised. My father wanted to go to this wedding even though I said I didn't want to marry him. This was a shocker for me.

"But... But I don't want to marry him," I cried out.

"But why? Can you tell me that?" My mother asked.

I paused. I couldn't tell my parents whatever I went through in college. If they get to know that I was with Arhaan for three years, and no matter how
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