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Ananya laughed, hugging her mother close. "The train was on time, Ma. The traffic near the bypass wasn't."
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Her mother, Bowari, had been her fiercest protector. When society whispered that a young widow should confine herself to the shadows, Bowari had commanded, "My daughter will live, love, and laugh again." Chapter 2: An Unexpected Encounter