It continued on and on for days and days, months and months and when at last I felt myself fucked up, I specially consulted a new gynecologist who was one of the most renowned doctors for woman and their personal problems that needed special attention and treatment in the city of Kolkata. But in the end, all I found out was nothing but the infusion of intense pain in my body with every day that passed by and which made my menstrual cycle worse than one could expect it to be.. I felt myself lost in life but still I didn’t know why but there was a little hope of survival still left inside me..” Will she live long enough to see herself married to the same person she had loved for her whole life? Will she ever be able to get her family back out of the shame of the disorder their daughter was going through which was typically an orthodox mentality that still existed somewhere in India!? And of all, even after all this if she survived would she forgive them and accept them back into her life so easily?!
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Akshat Pathak
Akshat S. Pathak is a 17-year-old college student, who is predominantly engaged in the work of writing Literary Fiction along with his educational studies.
He resides in the City of Nagpur, India, and is currently pursuing higher secondary education at Hislop College of Science, Arts, and Commerce. His future ambition is to take up humanities and improve his artistic skills and abilities with it, alongside studying the field of psychology in brief. He aims to become an acclaimed author in the category of Literary Fiction Writing and is striving hard to achieve it
He is continuously working to write Literary Fiction, which would make an Impact all around the world! His main focus is on changing society through the works he writes and leaving behind a legacy that lasts forever is his motto..
Born: 17th February 2006
