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When he has fallen down in business and in extreme difficulties, the businessman Someswaram has a dream. In that dream an evil power, camel-headed man Gazira appeared to him and made a proposal to him. That proposal was; Someswaram has to agree to give birth to one of his queens Ambola who committed suicide and after that girl attains her eighteenth year Gazira would take her away from Someswaram. Someswaram must not try to prevent Gazira from taking that girl from him then. In response to that Gazira would make Someswaram that much rich that he could not even imagine.
Someswaram agreed to that proposal, his wife at her forty-fifth year gave birth to a girl who was named as Sukanya and someswaram very well knew who she was. What he did not guess at all was that he would develop lots and lots of love and affection on that girl. He told about his dream to only two people one to his son Sasikanth and two to his wife's sister Susmitha, the psychiatrist. The sudden richness in their life made Someswaram and Sasikanth completely believe that dream was not just a dream but to the psychiatrist Susmitha it was just a dream always.
But the real problem started when Sukanya entered into her eighteenth year, when strange incidents started to happen and when Sukanya started behaving like Ambola but to her psychiatrist aunt it was just split-personality
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This title is printed to order. This book may have been self-published. If so, we cannot guarantee the quality of the content. In the main most books will have gone through the editing process however some may not. We therefore suggest that you be aware of this before ordering this book. If in doubt check either the author or publisher’s details as we are unable to accept any returns unless they are faulty. Please contact us if you have any questions.
When he has fallen down in business and in extreme difficulties, the businessman Someswaram has a dream. In that dream an evil power, camel-headed man Gazira appeared to him and made a proposal to him. That proposal was; Someswaram has to agree to give birth to one of his queens Ambola who committed suicide and after that girl attains her eighteenth year Gazira would take her away from Someswaram. Someswaram must not try to prevent Gazira from taking that girl from him then. In response to that Gazira would make Someswaram that much rich that he could not even imagine.
Someswaram agreed to that proposal, his wife at her forty-fifth year gave birth to a girl who was named as Sukanya and someswaram very well knew who she was. What he did not guess at all was that he would develop lots and lots of love and affection on that girl. He told about his dream to only two people one to his son Sasikanth and two to his wife's sister Susmitha, the psychiatrist. The sudden richness in their life made Someswaram and Sasikanth completely believe that dream was not just a dream but to the psychiatrist Susmitha it was just a dream always.
But the real problem started when Sukanya entered into her eighteenth year, when strange incidents started to happen and when Sukanya started behaving like Ambola but to her psychiatrist aunt it was just split-personality