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IT'S NOT OVER
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Reyansh Malhotra has it all - wealth, privilege, and a bright future in medicine. But on a fateful night, a blind date turns into a nightmare when a phone call shatters his world. His entire family is gone in a tragic accident, leaving him with the sole responsibility of raising his young niece, Avi. Grief-stricken and overwhelmed, Reyansh discovers a shocking truth - the Malhotra business has crumbled, taking their fortune with it. Evicted from their luxurious mansion and facing mounting medical bills, Reyansh must navigate a new reality far removed from his comfortable past. With his dreams of becoming a doctor on hold, Reyansh is forced to confront his hidden passion for music. Can he rebuild his life and find solace in the melodies he's always kept secret? Will he find love amidst the ruins, or will the weight of loss and financial despair crush him? It's not over - a story of resilience, second chances, and the unwavering power of family. It's a tale that explores loss, love, and the courage to chase your dreams, even when the odds are stacked against you.
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IT'S NOT OVER Chapter 62
The world seemed to tilt on its axis as Isha pulled away from the kiss. Her heart, a frantic drum solo moments ago, had gone eerily silent, replaced by a numbness that stole her breath. The air, heavy with the aftermath of their stolen moment, carried the faint echo of his cologne, a tantalizing reminder of his presence.Perhaps neither of them truly knew the impact of that kiss. It was a stolen spark, a shared secret amidst the roar of the crowd. But for Isha, it had ignited a firestorm of emotions, leaving her breathless and bewildered.A few minutes stretched into an eternity as she stood there, lost in a whirlwind of thoughts. Then, as if on cue, the heavens opened up. The first fat drops of rain spattered against the ground, quickly escalating into a downpour.Vidhur, watching her retreating figure until it disappeared into the crowd, finally let out a shaky breath. A wave of emotions washed over him – relief, exhilaration, and a touch of apprehension. He had taken a chance, and
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The euphoria of victory slowly subsided as Vidhur found himself surrounded by reporters and well-wishers. He shook hands, signed autographs, and offered polite replies, all the while searching for a specific face in the throng. Finally, he spotted Haneesha's parents and Vineel, their beaming faces reflecting his own joy.He made his way towards them, weaving through the crowd. "Congratulations, Vidhur!" boomed Haneesha's father, clapping him on the back. "You were phenomenal! We're so proud of you!""Thank you, uncle," Vidhur replied, a grin splitting his face. "It means a lot."Haneesha's mother, a warm smile etched on her face, chimed in, "We told Haneesha she wouldn't regret missing this. Now, she'll have to hear about it for years to come!"Vidhur's smile faltered slightly. "Actually, about Haneesha..."He hesitated, suddenly unsure how to continue. Vineel, sensing his predicament, cut in smoothly. "Don't worry about her, Vidhur. She's probably watching the replay at home, kicking
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The aroma of Chitra's cooking filled the air, a comforting counterpoint to the nervous tension that had lingered since Vidhur's arrival. They sat around the table, each picking at their food, making polite conversation about anything but the elephant in the room. Vidhur, stealing glances at his father, could almost see the unspoken apology hanging in the air.Finally, mustering his courage, Vidhur spoke. "Dad," he began, his voice tentative, "will you come watch my cricket match?"His father met his gaze, a flicker of emotion crossing his face. "No, Vidhur, not this time," he said gently. "But the day you play for the national team, I'll be there in the front row, cheering you on louder than anyone. That's a promise."A smile, hesitant at first, bloomed on Vidhur's face. Relief washed over him, warm and sweet. His father's words weren't exactly what he'd hoped for, but they held a deeper meaning. It was a vote of confidence, a silent acknowledgment of his dreams. "Yes, sir," Vidhur r
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Vidhur, caught off guard by his mother's sudden outburst, instinctively wrapped his arms around her. To his surprise, she didn't push him away. For a fleeting moment, a dam seemed to break within her, and she clung to him tightly, her body trembling."I'm sorry," whispered a gruff voice from behind him. Vidhur turned to see his father standing there, his usual stern demeanor softened by a flicker of regret in his eyes.Before Vidhur could react, his father broke the hug, a hint of his old self returning. "Oh, really? You're saying sorry now? Blady sorry! My foot! Why'd you even come here? Get out! I said, get lost!"He turned to Chitra, his voice regaining its booming authority. "Tell that brainless idiot to get out!"With a theatrical sigh, he stomped off towards his bedroom, slamming the door with a force that rattled the windows.Chitra, wiping away a stray tear, turned to Vidhur. She raised her hand, her fingers curling into a fist. Vidhur flinched, bracing himself for the familia
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The night crept in, cloaking the world in darkness. Haneesha's eyes snapped open, her body slick with sweat from a dream so vivid it felt real. A gasp escaped her lips as she reached for a glass of water, gulping it down in a single, desperate attempt to quench the thirst that mirrored the emotional dryness of her dream.Unable to shake off the lingering effects, she stumbled towards her parents' room. A soft knock on the door, followed by her mother's gentle voice, "Haneesha, are you okay? What happened, baby?"Haneesha could only manage a choked sob as she buried her face in her mother's embrace. The warmth of her mother's arms offered a fleeting comfort, but the memory of the dream, of a love both forbidden and exhilarating, clung to her like a shroud.Her mother, sensing the turmoil within, soothed, "Did you see a bad dream?"Haneesha could only nod, the unspoken truth a heavy weight in her heart.Haneesha's mother squeezed her hand comfortingly. "Don't cry, sweetheart. Tell me wh
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The train rumbled to life, its metallic groan a counterpoint to the escalating chaos within. Vidhur, a mischievous glint in his eye, winked at Vineel, silently inviting him into their usual brand of trouble. Vineel, ever the impulsive one, grabbed his sister Haneesha's arm and yanked her towards the open train door.Haneesha, whiplashed by the sudden movement, shrieked, "Have you lost your mind, Vineel? You stupid, idiotic, brainless creature!"Vineel, unfazed, simply grinned and mouthed, "Copy and paste to Vidhur," earning a playful shove from his sister.Vidhur, feigning innocence, protested, "Hey, I didn't do anything!"Haneesha, exasperated, barked, "Just shut up both of you!" before reaching for the emergency chain, threatening to bring the entire train to a screeching halt.Vidhur, sensing a potential disaster, interjected, "Hold on a minute, Haneesha. I actually talked to your parents. They're coming with us to see my match! I personally requested them. Unlike you, your dad's f
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Hi Vidhur,I hope you're doing well – of course, you are, you always do well. Today, I don't know quite what to write... hmm, anyway, all the very best for both of you.Do you know, Vidhur, what your parents might be thinking about you? About your success, your determination to achieve your goals? They wish you the strength to face challenges with confidence, along with the wisdom to choose your battles carefully. They wish you adventure on your journey, and that you may always stop to help someone along the way. Listen to your heart and take things carefully.Vidhur, remember, you are loved. They are truly proud of you. When your parents closed their eyes for just a moment, suddenly a man stood where their boy used to be. They may not be able to carry you in their arms now, but they will carry you in their hearts. The day you stand in front of them as a great cricketer – that will be the proudest moment for them, the proudest moment for them to tell others that you are their son.
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"Okay, forget Kanchan for a second," Vidhur conceded, a thoughtful expression on his face. "Let's talk about the IAS officer you read about in the news, the one who got arrested."Haneesha nodded, her frown returning. "Yeah, it just doesn't make sense," she said. "She was the topper, the brightest of the bunch, aced the exam in one shot. They called her 'Lady Hero' - a symbol of honesty and service. No one stumbles into that kind of career by accident. Imagine the years of dedication it took, the sheer force of intelligence. She became an IAS officer at a young age, her father a DGP himself!"Vidhur listened intently, his respect for Haneesha's passion growing. "And then," she continued, her voice filled with frustration, "she falls in love with this lower-caste guy, an SP. Marries him against her family's wishes, a true act of courage. Even after twenty years, her father, still bitter, plots revenge. Politics get dirty, and suddenly, the Lady Hero becomes the victim. Locked away, dep
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Haneesha locked eyes with Vidhur for a moment, a flicker of amusement dancing in her eyes. His playful insistence on treating her was endearing, and she couldn't resist his offer."Alright, alright," she conceded with a smile. "Lead the way, Mr. Bakery and Cafe Extraordinaire. Just remember, not a single rupee from my pocket."Vidhur chuckled, a familiar glint of mischief in his eyes. "Wouldn't dream of it," he replied, gesturing towards the bakery entrance.The early morning calm enveloped them as they entered the bakery. There were no bustling crowds or hurried orders, just the comforting aroma of freshly baked bread and brewing coffee. Haneesha settled into her usual spot by the window, a place bathed in the warm glow of the morning sun. Vidhur, ever the attentive gentleman, retrieved a newspaper from the rack and placed it beside her plate before disappearing behind the counter.Haneesha unfolded the newspaper, her eyes scanning the headlines. But as she delved deeper, a frown cre
