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failures as both a husband and a father.
Rudra stood in the corner of the room, his face a mask of regret and sorrow. As he listened to Sensei’s recounting of Ambika’s ordeal, a heavy guilt settled deep in his chest. The realization that Ambika had been pregnant when he left her alone to fend for herself cut him to the core.
His mind flashed back to the time he had left, believing it was for the greater good, thinking he was protecting his family by keeping them away from his dangerous life. But now, understanding the full extent of Ambika's suffering, he saw the truth: he had been selfish. He had abandoned his pregnant wife, leaving her vulnerable and alone. Rudra’s eyes stung with unshed tears as he watched Rajeev and Ambika, now reunited, sharing a moment he had thought lost forever. The joy on Rajeev’s face was undeniable, but Rudra could not escape the crushing weight of his failures as both a husband and a father. He took a deep breath, trRelated chapters
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