Villain Dad: Divorce from the Heroines
Villain Dad: Divorce from the Heroines

Villain Dad: Divorce from the Heroines

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Author: Saanvi Sharma
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For twenty years, Rajeev slaved for his wife and daughter—only to be called a villain by everyone. When the world treats him like the toxic obstacle in their ‘serial’, he finally snaps: no more cleaning up their messes, no more saving the ‘heroines’. But as he files for divorce and lets go, will his pampered family survive without their villain—or will they finally see who the real hero was all along?

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