Born With A Curse

**Chapter 33: The Tragic Outcome**

During his absence, the Princess’s health deteriorated. Her family rushed her to the nearest hospital, unaware of the risks involved. Jiya, who had known everything, stayed silent as the Princess was taken away.

When the man received the news, he hurried back, desperate to reach his wife.

As the Princess gave birth to a beautiful baby girl, she was filled with joy. She didn’t know the danger she was in, nor did her husband, who was still en route.

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**Chapter 34: The Legacy of Pain**

The moment the baby arrived, the Princess felt a wave of love wash over her. But as she held her daughter, she knew her time was limited. She had finally achieved what she wanted, but at what cost?

**MEERA**

“That Princess is my mom, isn’t she? And you weren’t there when I was born.”

**MR. WALLER**

“Yes, Meera, you’re right.”

Meera’s heart ached as she imagined the scene—the moment she had entered the world, and her mother had slipped away. It was a bittersweet realization that deepened the bond she felt with her father.

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**Chapter 35: Understanding the Past**

As Mr. Waller shared these memories, Meera could see the pieces falling into place. She understood now that her life was not defined by curses or tragedies but by love and sacrifice.

In the depths of her heart, she began to heal, knowing that she was the continuation of her mother’s legacy—a legacy of love that could break the cycle of pain.

And maybe, just maybe, she could embrace the love around her, starting with Reyansh.

** Chapter 36: Unravelling the Curse**

**MR. WALLER**

“You are not the one who is cursed, my love.”

**MEERA**

“Papa! Are you saying that my mom was cursed, aren’t you?”

**MR. WALLER**

“No, my child, no. Your mom gave up her life for you to live. Don’t make her soul sad by living in despair. No one is ever cursed. Even witches are not cursed; they possess boons that can be dangerous for us. Remember, someone’s boon can be another's curse.”

He paused, a pained expression crossing his face.

**MR. WALLER**

“I lost my love once, and I cannot lose my love again. The only person who is cursed is me. I knew all along that she didn’t have the strength to give birth, and yet I couldn’t help her. But she gave me a reason to live without her, and that reason is you, my dear child.”

Meera hugged her father tightly, the warmth of his words slowly healing the wounds in her heart.

**MEERA**

“But Dad, your accident occurred on my birthday several years ago.”

**MR. WALLER**

“That was just a coincidence, my dear. Just a coincidence.”

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