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Author's POV
It's been a week since the Rathore couple returned home, to their motherland.
Samyukta had gone back to her dorm in London to pack up her belongings she left before heading to Istanbul. While there, she gave Abhimanyu a tour of her workplace, sharing stories of her life during their time apart. As she walked him through the medical centre and small flat she had lived in, her voice softened. She began to confess how, despite her efforts to stay strong, she cried herself to sleep almost every night, unable to bear the rift that had grown between them.
The tour quickly turned into an emotional confession. Abhimanyu stood silently, listening intently as his wife opened up about her loneliness and pain with tears in his eyes. He felt his heart clench as she spoke and, as guilt rose in his chest. They exchanged tears, and before either of them realized it, they were holding each other tightly in the middle of the room with the sun casting its golden hue on them celebrating there union.
"I'm so sorry, Samyukta, for not being there, for letting us drift apart. For everything, sweetheart."
Abhimanyu murmured, his voice cracking as kissed the top of her head.
She looked up at him and wiped a tear from her cheek, giving him a sad smile.
"We both hurt each other. But we're here now and nothing can break us anymore. That's what matters."
He nodded but his red eyes mirrored his regret.
"It won't happen again. I swear to you, I won't let it get this bad ever again. We'll face everything together. I'm not that strong to bear you away from me, Samyukta."
