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Reader Advisory:

This book contains mature themes, graphic violence, and adult content. However, it's worth noting that the main leads do not engage in romantic relationships with each other that involve cheating. There are complex relationships and conflicts explored in the story.

If you're easily triggered or disturbed by mature content, graphic violence, or complex themes, please proceed with caution. If you're not interested in reading about mature relationships or complex storylines, this book might not be for you.

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Final Warning: I'm expecting समझदारी (understanding) and zero बकवास (nonsense). If someone tries to cross the line, I'll unleash some गंदी वाली गाली (harsh words). Proceed at your own risk!"

It's purely about the two protagonists  no side affairs, no betrayal

Blurb:

She believed she was nurturing a sacred bond, but in truth, she was trapped in a web of deceit so cleverly spun that her innocent eyes couldn't even see it. Every morning, Pankhudi woke up hoping, "Maybe today things will get better," yet each day only grew worse than the one before.

Delicate as a rose petal, she had never imagined that time and torment would forge her into a woman strong enough to endure every cruelty silently, without a single cry for help.

Her greatest pain was her husband, the man who had bound her into marriage through betrayal.

But her story doesn't end there...

Because somewhere, a heart bled for her every time she broke Aridam Singh Chauhan, the royal Hukum of Rajasthan, who had fallen hopelessly in love with his own brother's wife, Pankhudi.

Yet he too was chained by tradition, by duty, by relationships that dragged him back every time he tried to move towards her.

While Pankhudi remained trapped between betrayal, agony, and suffocating expectations... struggling for the slightest breath of freedom.

Will Pankhudi ever escape this painful cage?

Will Aridam dare to choose his love over the chains of tradition?

Or will both of them remain suffocated... dying slowly within the bonds that hold them captive?