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Chapter - 9

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Sumitra held the receiver of the landlline with an expression of mild irritation, her brows furrowed as though the mere act of taking a call for Aradhya was beneath her. "Here," she said curtly, thrusting the phone toward the girl who stood a few steps away, near the threshold of the living room. Her tone was sharp, clipped, as if Aradhya were just another piece of furniture that had to be reluctantly dealt with. "He wants to speak to you. And when you’re d

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