RajveerAs soon as I left home, I went directly to Yash's apartment to cool down a bit. I was was angry and didn't want Roshni to see me like that. Yash couldn't believe Sam could do something as evil as that when I narrated everything to him. "How could Sam do that to Roshni!" Yash asked in disbelief. He knew Sam was not that heartless before. "She doesn't like her." I replied. "That doesn't give her to right to do what she did. Why can't she just accept her as her sister in law when you have already accepted her as your wife? The reason behind her hatred towards Roshni is because you didn't love her then, right?" I nodded. "Then why does she still hate her now that you love her?" Yash asked."Don't ask me that. I wish I know the reason, but unfortunately, I don't. I just don't understand Sam anymore and the reason dad got so mad at me for slapping Sam, didn't he hear the horrible thing Sam did?" I asked."I guess he got mad because you were losing control and no dad would stay a

RoshniI woke up with a nauseating feeling and rushed to the bathroom to throw up. The morning sickness had not been easy for me for the past two days. I emerged from the bathroom and sat on the bed for some seconds, due to the dizziness I was feeling and as if Raj knew I was not feeling too well, he called. I received and we talked for approximately thirty minutes. He asked if everything was fine with me and I answered in affirmation. We talked about random stuff before I finally ended the call. I wanted to know what was going on at my matrimonial home, but Raj had not spoken a word about it, so I kept mum. I'd just have to wait for the time he would decide to tell me. Suddenly, my phone started vibrating on the nightstand. I picked it up and answered without looking at the caller ID. I thought it was Raj calling again."Raj m—" "It's me Roshni," came mum's voice. Why was she calling me when we are in the same building?"Mum?" I asked and pulled my phone away from my ear to take

Third person When Raj and Roshni finally arrived back home, Raj's parents were happy to have her back, though Durga tried to hide her excitement. "Welcome back home, dear." Pratik hugged her."Thanks dad." she smiled, then turned to Durga. "good morning, mum."Roshni knew she shouldn't expect any nicety from her mother in law, but she still did and got none in return, she simply walked away. "She's just tired." Pratik attempted to excuse her behavior, but they both knew it was a blatant lie. Shortly later, Pratik went to join his wife, maybe to reprimand her for the attitude she displayed earlier."I'm so sorry about mum." Raj apologized on behalf of his mum when they got into their room. "It's okay." Roshni answered and walked towards the widow, staring at the scenario outside and letting the cool breeze hit her face. She was feeling hurt deep inside. Why was she still treating her that way, despite knowing the whole truth! She was being unfair to her.Raj knew she was hurt by h

RajveerI was very frustrated with Roshni. What was my fault in hers and Sam's quarrel? I just wanted to help calm her down, but hearing her say all she did to me hurt. I knew for a fact she didn't mean it. She needed me, just like I needed her in order to function properly. In the few months we had spent together, I had gotten so used to my wife that I feared what would happen to me if she ever decided to leave me. I wouldn't be able to live. She had become the central of my existence in the short span of time I have known her. She was my wife, the mother of my unborn child. Suddenly, I felt my anger vanishing and replaced with remorse. Why did I leave her alone? She asked me to leave, yes, but I knew she didn't mean that as well. She only said that in a fit of rage - I understood, but I couldn't bear seeing her so broken and there was nothing I could do. She wouldn't allow me come closer to her and that broke my heart...more than she would ever know. I left thinking she would calm

RajveerHaving to take care of a pregnant wife was not easy. I always had to keep up with Roshni's constant mood swing. One minute she'd be jovial and all, the next, she'd get very irritated at even the slightest things I do, but I wasn't complaining, I totally understood it was her pregnancy hormones, so I always allowed her have her way. There were times when her mood swings would catch me off guard, and it could be challenging to navigate through those moments. However, I reminded myself that it was temporary and that she needed my support more than ever. I also constantly reminded myself to not take her irritability personally and instead, focus on being a source of comfort for her as it was what she needed the most. I also took time to educate myself about pregnancy and the various changes that occur during this time. This helped me understand what she was going through physically and emotionally, and it allowed me to be more empathetic towards her experiences.I emerged from t