And Thus She Changed.


 And thus is changes by Ruchika Yadav is best story I read yet. It's an kinda motivational story for womens. This is a story of a girl who's married and had a son. She was a perfect in her life. Her positive attitude made her the best in her life as much got jealous too. This is must read for womens and get how this is so much motivating.

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