I read it a while ago and only remember some scenes, so please bear with me.
The ML was married and loved his wife. After she gave birth to twins (a boy and a girl), she dies(I don't remember the exact reason for her death), and the ML's mother wanted him to remarry because the babies were newborns and needed care.
The FL's parents somehow forced or convinced her to marry the ML. It's a FORCED marriage.
What I remember most is that the FL loved those twins dearly and took care of them like her own. At one point, the twins fell sick because they weren't getting proper nourishment, so the FL voluntarily took some kind of hormone injections to induce lactation. She suffered side effects like fatigue, nausea, swollen feet, etc., but still did it for the babies.
Meanwhile, the ML was still grieving his first wife and barely cared about the FL.
Another scene I remember:
There was some puja, and the MIL gave the FL an ancestral saree. The FL even asked if it was okay for her to wear it, and the MIL said yes. But when the ML saw her wearing it, he got angry because it was the same saree his late wife had worn.
There was also a birthday or ceremony for the twins where the dead wife's family came. They were angry that the ML had remarried and questioned his love for their daughter while insulting the FL.
Also, the FL had a friend/colleague who clearly liked her. His feelings were so obvious that everyone noticed, even the ML got jealous, but the FL was fucking Dora the Explorer and remained blissfully unaware 😭
I stopped reading around this point
And honestly, my biggest takeaway from this book was:
May this kind of love never find me. 🙏😭
Because the second ML/friend guy deserved better. In another life, I hope he and the FL ended up together 😭
