What the Book Is Really About

A father who stopped an inter-caste relationship not out of caste pride, but out of concern—and paid the emotional price for it.

A daughter who confuses trauma with love, and nostalgia with truth.

A husband trapped between supporting his wife and defending a man who silently saved her future.

The psychological reality of why people romanticize those who hurt them and resent those who protect them.

The emotional irony of parenting:
The more you care, the more villainous you may appear.