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Anaya never imagined her life would change overnight. Forced into a marriage she didn’t choose, she is bound to a man who already hates her. Krishna —cold, powerful, and distant—shows her no warmth, only icy indifference. Trapped by family promises and silent sacrifices, Anaya must navigate a life full of misunderstandings, hidden emotions, and the painful realization that love might bloom where she least expects it. Will two hearts that were never meant to meet find a way to trust each other… or will destiny keep them apart forever?
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Chapter 1 - Married to the man I never chose

📖 Chapter 1: A Promise Forced by Fate

The wedding hall was glowing with lights, yet My heart felt dark and heavy, but my face smiled.

I stood silently in the corner, my fingers clutching the edge of my red veil. This was supposed to be the happiest day of my life, wasn't it? That was what everyone believed.

But no one asked what I wanted.

Soft music played in the background while relatives smiled and whispered blessings. To them, this marriage was a celebration. To me, it felt like a quiet goodbye to my freedom.

Then I saw him.

Krishna

The man I was about to marry.

He looked calm, confident, and distant—like this wedding meant nothing to him. When his eyes met mine, there was no warmth. Only a cold wall I couldn't cross.

This marriage was not built on love.

It was built on responsibility.

On sacrifices made in silence.

I took a deep breath as the priest called our names. My feet moved forward even though my heart begged me to stop.

When our hands touched for the ritual, his grip was firm but emotionless.

"This changes nothing," he said in a low voice, not looking at me.

I swallowed the pain rising in my chest and nodded. Maybe this was my destiny—to live beside a man who never wanted me.

As the sacred vows were spoken, I realized one painful truth.

I wasn't just marrying a stranger.

I was promising my life to a man whose heart was already closed to me.