..I gradually came to my senses. When I opened my eyes it was dark and I could barely see. I knew I wasn't in my own room and realized I must be in th... hospital. From the sounds of it I was on some sort of life support. I was worried for a few seconds until I noticed the noise that woke me up was from the other bed in the room. As far as I could tell the only thing connected to me was a saline bag hanging next to the head of my bed.I had no idea how long I had been here. I saw the nurse call. ”“What gave me away?”“Demeanor more than anything.”“Is that your way of saying I’m too nice?”“Tolerant. I was an ass yesterday, and you still invited me into your home.”My words caused another moment of stillness.“Should I not have?” she whispered. Her eyes were intense under her lashes, and despite her response, unafraid.“I’m really glad you did,” I answered, voice low. Several days later, I arrived home for the night, dragging my feet up nine floors. It was late, past eleven, though I knew. One of the last remaining large branches sticks out enough to hit James on the head and knock his head into Annie’s. To put his breather mask on James has to push his helmet back and doesn’t put it on properly afterwards. The branch hits James on the back of the head, but instead of hitting the side of his helmet it hits the top of the helmet which has more protection. So instead of cracking his skull through the weaker side of the helmet the hit does no serious damage, but the force of it. He proposed me in the final year of the college and I said yes. I was really happy to marry the love of life.After college, Abhay joined his family business. He was the youngest of his three brothers. After marriage, I moved into Abhay’s huge house. It was like a mansion. Initially, I loved the facilities in the house. There was a servant for everything. I just had to enjoy my life with Abhay. Well, things were about to change and I had no idea about it.Abhay’s elder brothers were still.