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The Day I Threw Out Her Momos
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Neha thought dumping her mother-in-law’s handmade momos would bring peace, but instead, she triggered a family war broadcast to the entire Sharma Parivaar WhatsApp group. Humiliated and cornered, Neha faces public shaming, bitter accusations, and the impossible expectations of being the perfect bahu—until one shocking act turns the kitchen battlefield upside down. In a house where tears are currency and every gesture is judged, will Neha survive the trial by chutney, or will her secret rebellion destroy her marriage forever?
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