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Annabeth
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His Ruthless Obsession
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?
Annabeth
His Lifeline
Bhargavi Chauhan never imagined she would marry a stranger. Raised in a deeply patriarchal household where fear, violence, and obedience shaped her entire life, Bhargavi learned early that a woman survived by becoming the wife everyone expected her to be. She had loved someone else, but that love was taken from her when her family arranged her marriage to Vaidya Anant Shastri, an Ayurvedic physician who asked for no dowry. To Bhargavi, Anant is simply another man she must learn to fear. She enters his home determined to become the perfect wife, not because she wants his affection, but because she believes that one mistake will bring punishment. But Anant is nothing like the husband she imagined. Calm, gentle, and patient, he never asks her to earn her place beside him. He doesn't understand why she trembles at his displeasure, apologizes for everything, or seems frightened by ordinary kindness. While Bhargavi struggles between the love she lost and the husband she never chose, Anant must learn that her silence is not acceptance—and that trust cannot be demanded. A story of a marriage born without choice, a woman learning that she deserves safety, and a man discovering that love sometimes begins with giving someone the freedom to choose.
Annabeth
Her Heartbeat
Siddharth Kapoor is an ENT surgeon known for his skill in treating voice disorders and trauma-related conditions. Calm, dedicated, and focused on his patients, medicine has always been his first priority. For Shambhavi Verma, Siddharth is the reason she chose the same path. She became an ENT surgeon because she wanted to stand beside the man she had loved for years. She knows his habits, understands his silence, and quietly carries feelings she has never been brave enough to confess. But to Siddharth, Shambhavi is simply his closest friend. He trusts her. He depends on her. He cares about her deeply—but he has never looked at her the way she looks at him. As they work together to treat patients whose voices and lives have been affected by trauma, Shambhavi begins to wonder whether Siddharth will ever realize that the person standing beside him has loved him all along. She chose his profession for him. She built her life around him. But can she ever become more than just his friend?
Annabeth
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