Series: Destined: A Marriage of Convenience

This is a Marriage of Convenience and my destiny. Whatever I do, I cannot get out of this. This is my desiny now, but I won’t let my dreams fail.

A Marriage of Convenience Love Story. In a traditional Kolkata family, duty comes before desire. But sometimes the heart refuses to follow the rules.

Abhoy dreams of her, his dead fiancee, but nothing can bring her back. And then his mother fixes his marriage.
Read this marriage of convenience love story.

Their eyes met and the glass slipped through her fingers. It shattered into million pieces, just like her fate. A Marriage of Convenience Love Story.

He does something he’s not proud of. But he has to. His parents have suffered enough. A marriage of convenience, but a marriage his parents want from him.

“You are not going to Panchgani.” The words landed like a sword slicing straight through my heart. This was just a Marriage of convenience, and not love.

It’s our engagement, and she doesn’t even look at me.
I grab her hand and walk away, wanting to talk to her alone.
This is a marriage of convenience, but it still affects me.

“Mehek Bagchi,” he said, calm, almost detached. “I’m not interested in you.” I knew this was a marriage of convenience, but my eyes stung at his words.

“Destined – A Marriage of Convenience Love Story” follows Mehek Bagchi and Abhoy as they navigate their forced relationship in Mumbai. Tensions arise when Mehek seeks independence, clashing with Abhoy’s protective instincts. Amidst arguments and misunderstandings, they confront their feelings, revealing past traumas and differing expectations about love and marriage.