[FEATURED IN OFFICIAL AmbassadorsIN PROFILE] One of the books from the 'Fine As Wine' series. It can be read as standalone. ----- ❝She wasn't any different. Just a normal human being struggling with a natural phenomenon.❞ ----- [Completed] [Third Person Limited Narration] [Edited by @ashutoshmoru and the author] [Single Chapter Story, Word Count- Approx. 4K] ----- © 2016 Suganthii Story Cover - Designing Pattern and Creative Idea © Suganthii Media Attached to this story belong to their rightful owners and are not violated by any means.

Nandini has built a secure, independent life in the bustling city of Bangalore, far from her traditional Kerala roots. Yet, when her parents propose an alliance through a matrimonial site, she agrees, seeking stability and family approval. She is matched with Rohan, a well-established man whose vulnerability about his own heartbreak-a former long-term love who abandoned him-resonates deeply with Nandini's own painful past. Their connection blossoms quickly, bridging the distance with late-night calls and shared secrets. But as their engagement progresses, the fragile bond shatters. The ghost of Rohan's past returns, and Nandini quickly realizes that she is not his priority; she is merely his convenient future. Rohan shields his ex with fierce loyalty, dismissing Nandini's pain and labeling her concerns as "old-fashioned," terrified of spoiling his image more than losing his fiancée. Weeks before the wedding, the illusion completely breaks when Nandini sees the warm, genuine, loving man Rohan can be-a person reserved solely for the one woman he could never truly let go of. Left with a devastating clarity, Nandini makes a final, decisive choice. She cancels the wedding, trades the veil for a plane ticket abroad, and vows to forge a life where she is her own priority. Three years later, a successful and emotionally guarded Nandini encounters Rohan in the beautiful chaos of Paris. Now, she must decide if the past deserves a final, scorching confrontation, or if the woman she fought to become is simply immune to the man who never chose her.

When Silence Spoke Kayal, a mute young woman, dreams of nothing more than a simple life where she is seen, heard, and loved. But in her parents' home, she is little more than a servant. And when she's married off unwillingly to Madhan - a man broken by his own unfulfilled love - she finds herself trapped in another prison. A tender, heart-wrenching tale of guilt, redemption, and the quiet power of love - When Silence Spoke will stay with you long after the final page.🌼

Malar, a petite, dark-skinned, and talented young woman, lives in a world that measures her worth by her appearance rather than her heart. Judged by her own family and dismissed by her husband, she navigates a life of neglect, duty, and quiet suffering. Yet, within her, a resilient strength grows-through motherhood, sacrifice, and the years of enduring unseen. As love, recognition, and respect arrive slowly, Malar learns that courage isn't always loud, and the deepest bonds are often forged in silence. Shadows of Silence is a poignant tale of resilience, unacknowledged love, and the quiet power of a woman who survives it all.

Two maids were cleaning a vast chamber when the younger maid asked the older one, "Didisa, you have been working in the palace for two decades right. Please tell me why are we cleaning this already clean chamber?". The older one smiled and said, "Although this chamber is always kept clean, it should be cleaned before anyone can reside here. And above all, our Ranisa is coming back to the palace". The younger maid didn't seem to accept it as a good news and said, "Whoever may come, but they cannot become equal to our choti Ranisa. She is the most kind, generous and sweetest person I have ever seen. She had never gotten angry on any maids even if they make mistakes. Take my example, I have made such a blunder on my first day here, but choti Ranisa accepted me as her own maid. Who can match her in kindness or even sword fight? And moreover she is Ranasa's heart beat". The old maid sighed and said, "Our Ranisa may not hold the heart of Ranasa. She may not be well versed in sword fight. But there is a reason why she is still our Ranisa. Sometimes one may have to be harsh to deliver justice and not just compromise between the victim and the tormentor. The people should have some fear about getting punished if they do wrong. And that charisma is with our Ranisa". ----------------------------------------------------------- A young girl of 17 years, looked at the retreating back of her newly married husband with a sad face. Just then her brother-in-law seated beside her husband's empty seat said, "Why are you sad, Bhabhisa?". She replied, "It's Nothing devarsa". He glanced back at his bhabhisa one more time and thought, "I don't know when bhaisa will open up with bhabhisa about his heart. She thinks that he is not fond of her. But how would one explain, why he ate the saltless food without a complaint and glared at me to keep my mouth shut. Unless it is for his beloved wife".

In ancient Times, we have heard about stories of kings who were in polygamous marriages. And certain movies have romanticised their life with second or last wife. But I feel they didn't exactly show the feelings and griefs of a first wife rather they were made villains. So I got a thought why don't I write a story by myself and write what I want to see and show that? So this is my first try in wattpad and tell me your views about the story. #1 in india #3 in Cheating #6 in heartbreak #8 in historicalfiction #7 in betrayal

A love that waited too long... and let go anyway.....