"Ok ma'am, maybe you are right. But what do you want from me? Why have you even kidnapped me?" I asked her annoyed while glaring at her. I couldn't believe I was agreeing with her right now. 

"Oh nothing much baby boy, I just want you to get married to my daughter. And if you agree, I will leave you. As simple as that." She smirked, making me shocked. As I looked at her once again, I realised that she wasn't too old, maybe in her late thirties. And she wanted me to marry her daughter? How old was her daughter again? Was this some kind of child marriage? And what about her daughter's studies and dreams? Didn't she had any? 

Ya Allah! What was even happening? Where was I stuck?

._._._. 

• He was just trying to save his sister and get them back home safely. 

• She was just trying to live her life without any drama. 

• Just one incident and their whole life is changed for forever. 

What will happen when he gets kidnapped and forced to get married to a total stranger? Actually, why would a mother kidnap a stranger to get him married to her daughter in the first place? What will happen when his parents get to know? Will his parents agree? Will they ever fall in love and live together? Or will it just be a failed marriage? Are there more secrets to unfold as they set on their journey? 

But most of all, what will happen when promises are made unexpectedly. Will it bring them closer or drift them apart?

To find out, hop in to read what happens and how their life unfolds. How their fates seal together and how the secrets, if there are any, unfolds.

Unexpected Promises

Groaning in tiredness, I rubbed two fingers on my forehead before squeezing my eyes shut. The searing headache was making me frustrated and I didn't feel like getting up from my bed at all. A clank of glass made me peek from my eyes and I saw bhai placing a glass of water on the table before sitting down on the bed next to me, a worried look on his face. 


"Chalo utho, dawa kha lo." Keeping a hand on my forehead to check my temperature, he muttered, looking concerned. 


(Come on get up, have your medicines.) 


"I don't want to wake up bhai. Just let me sleep in." Turning away from him, I replied, feeling the stiffness of bones of my body. I was definitely going to have a backache. 


"No one is stopping you from sleeping. Bas uth ke dawa kha lo phir so jaana." I could feel him shaking his head as he replied sternly. 


(Now just wake up, have your medicines and then sleep.) 


"Dawa khane ka mann nahi kar raha hai." I muttered, stifling a yawn. 


Chapter 132