The sharp, familiar ache in her lower abdomen began early in the afternoon, sending a wave of absolute panic through Bhargavi's chest.
Back in her village, periods were treated like a curse , a time of intense shame and complete isolation. A woman was considered impure, forbidden from touching the kitchen, sleeping on a bed, or even making eye contact with the men of the house.
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He was the CM's son and a powerful CEO. She was the MLA's daughter—and the girl who had lost her voice. Parth Singhania was used to getting everything he wanted. Then he met Mrinalini Sharma. She couldn't speak. She didn't love him. And she wanted nothing to do with him. But Parth became obsessed with the one thing he couldn't have—her trust. Determined to bring her voice back, he enters her silent world and promises to help her speak again. But what happens when the man who wants her heart is the very man she refuses to love? He can bring back her voice… but can he ever win her heart?
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