Self-Respect Is An Important Jewelry In Life.

This is the story of a girl who had a lot of dreams in her life. Siya belonged to an orthodox family where she had to seek permission from her grandfather for any decision she wanted to make. Her father passed away when she was 6 years old. Her grandfather was shrewd and very dominating, never allowing her to do anything of her choice. He always put Siya down, treating her like a servant in the house. He made her clean, cook, and even stand like a peon. He had installed a bell in his room, and whenever he wanted something, he would ring the bell and expect Siya to come running and fulfil his requests. Siya often wondered why her life was like this. Seeing other grandfathers behaving lovingly while her grandfather treated her as a servant saddened her. She would express her concerns to her mother, but her mother would dismiss them, saying that her grandfather was just strict and that Siya had a wrong perception. Deep down, Siya knew she was right, but she didn't confront her mother. As time passed, her grandfather's cruelty increased day by day. Siya became fed up, her studies were halted, and she felt imprisoned in her own home. She longed for freedom but couldn't find a way out. Suddenly, Siya's mother fell ill. Siya's mother was the sole earner in the family, so she asked her grandfather if she could start working to support them. He initially shouted and created a scene, but eventually agreed. Siya began working, but her cruel grandfather would take her entire salary and give her only a meagre amount. He would make derogatory comments about her weight and force her to walk to the office, claiming she needed exercise. After returning from the office, Siya would continue to do all the household chores. Fortunately, Siya's mother recovered from her illness. However, her grandfather's cruelty continued to escalate. Siya often wondered why God was punishing her so much. She would dream of a handsome prince coming to rescue her from this hellish life. Time went by, but no one came. Siya grew up, and when she turned 25, a fortunate day arrived when her grandfather passed away. But even in his last moments, he displayed his wickedness by giving all the property to another son who had never cared for him. Siya was shattered as she had nowhere to live. Her uncle arrived after her grandfather's death and began dominating her, insisting that she pay the monthly rent to stay in the house. Throughout her life, Siya hard earned money, but her grandfather had taken it all, leaving her with nothing to buy a new house. Helpless, she agreed to pay the rent. Siya's life continued, and that's when she met a guy named Aditya. He proposed to her, and she accepted. They started dating, and Siya thought her life was finally taking a positive turn. However, Aditya gradually began mistreating Siya. Despite all the hardships she had endured, she ignored Aditya's ill-treatment because she was deeply in love with him. Aditya became increasingly controlling. He came from a wealthy family, while Siya was simple. He would constantly compare her to other women of high social standing and treat her like a doormat. Aditya expressed his desire to pursue a master's degree and abruptly left for Australia without informing Siya. She learned about his departure from his friend and confronted Aditya, who justified it as a surprise for her. Aditya would call Siya and repeatedly urge her to come to Australia. As she was madly in love with him but lacked the finances to travel, Siya decided to find a job in a company that would send her abroad. She worked day and night, hoping to secure a position in such a company. Meanwhile, Aditya started ignoring Siya's calls and disregarding her messages. When Siya finally obtained an opportunity to go to Australia through a company, she was overjoyed and filled with dreams of a beautiful life with Aditya. She believed he would show her around Australia. Upon reaching Australia, Siya called Aditya to inform him of her arrival. Aditya was surprised to learn that she was in the country and asked for some time to meet. Two weeks passed, and when Siya called him again to inquire about the delay, he claimed to be busy and promised to call her in the evening. However, Aditya never called, so Siya contacted him again. This time, Aditya sent her a picture of himself kissing another girl and revealed that she was his new girlfriend. Siya asked about the girl's identity, and Aditya callously replied, "She is my girlfriend, and I have moved on." Siya was devastated and questioned Aditya, expressing how much hard work she had put in to be with him. He continued to lie to her.

Aditya's new girlfriend also verbally abused Siya, telling her to go to hell with her "crocodile tears" before disconnecting the call. Siya wept uncontrollably, begging Aditya not to abandon her. She told him she had come to a foreign land solely because of him and pleaded for his support. Aditya, heartless and unmoved, told her to get lost, claiming she would find someone else and advising her to move on. He disconnected the call and blocked her from all forms of communication. Siya was left all alone, weeping and unsure of what to do in a foreign country where she knew no one except Aditya. Over the next three days, Siya tried calling Aditya from various unknown numbers, borrowed from kind strangers who lent her their phones, but he didn't answer. He neither replied to her messages nor showed any concern. Aditya abandoned her in a foreign country. Siya wept incessantly as all her dreams lay shattered before her eyes. She couldn't fathom that Aditya, whom she had loved so deeply, could be so callous. He didn't care that she had travelled all that way to be with him, leaving her alone in an unfamiliar land. Poor Siya didn't know what to do. She was trapped, unable to return as she had signed a bond, and the person she loved the most didn't want to see her or be with her. She was utterly broken. Siya complained to God, questioning why such things only happened to her. Since childhood, she had faced numerous challenges. She wondered why God had treated her this way. Somehow, Siya gathered strength and moved on. Whenever she saw other couples, tears welled up in her eyes, and she would question God why no one was meant for her and why Aditya had done this to her. The person she loved the most didn't want to meet her or even look at her face. Days passed, and Siya learned that Aditya's new girlfriend had treated him poorly and left him. Karma had caught up with Aditya, and he was now ruined and alone. Feeling lonely and in need of someone, Aditya remembered Siya. He unblocked her and called, expressing his need for her and apologizing. Siya told Aditya, "Never play with anyone's emotions because karma is a boomerang." She refused his apologies and pleaded, as she still loved him, but her heart told her to move on. Corrected version:

This is the story of a girl who had a lot of dreams in her life. Siya belonged to an orthodox family where she had to seek permission from her grandfather for any decision she wanted to make. Her father passed away when she was 6 years old. Her grandfather was shrewd and very dominating, never allowing her to do anything of her choice. He always put Siya down, treating her like a servant in the house. He made her clean, cook, and even stand like a peon. He had installed a bell in his room, and whenever he wanted something, he would ring the bell and expect Siya to come running and fulfil his requests. Siya often wondered why her life was like this. Seeing other grandfathers behaving lovingly while her grandfather treated her as a servant saddened her. She would express her concerns to her mother, but her mother would dismiss them, saying that her grandfather was just strict and that Siya had a wrong perception. Deep down, Siya knew she was right, but she didn't confront her mother. As time passed, her grandfather's cruelty increased day by day. Siya became fed up, her studies were halted, and she felt imprisoned in her own home. She longed for freedom but couldn't find a way out. Suddenly, Siya's mother fell ill. Siya's mother was the sole earner in the family, so she asked her grandfather if she could start working to support them. He initially shouted and created a scene, but eventually agreed. Siya began working, but her cruel grandfather would take her entire salary and give her only a meagre amount. He would make derogatory comments about her weight and force her to walk to the office, claiming she needed exercise. After returning from the office, Siya would continue to do all the household chores. Fortunately, Siya's mother recovered from her illness. However, her grandfather's cruelty continued to escalate. Siya often wondered why God was punishing her so much. She would dream of a handsome prince coming to rescue her from this hellish life. Time went by, but no one came. Siya grew up, and when she turned 25, a fortunate day arrived when her grandfather passed away. But even in his last moments, he displayed his wickedness by giving all the property to another son who had never cared for him. Siya was shattered as she had nowhere to live. Her uncle arrived after her grandfather's death and began dominating her, insisting that she pay a monthly rent to stay in the house. Throughout her life, Siya hard earned money, but her grandfather had taken it all, leaving her with nothing to buy a new house. Helpless, she agreed to pay the rent. Siya's life continued, and that's when she met a guy named Aditya. He proposed to her, and she accepted. They started dating, and Siya thought her life was finally taking a positive turn. However, Aditya gradually began mistreating Siya. Despite all the hardships she had endured, she ignored Aditya's ill-treatment because she was deeply in love with him. Aditya became increasingly controlling. He came from a wealthy family, while Siya was simple. He would constantly compare her to other women of high social standing and treat her like a doormat. Aditya expressed his desire to pursue a master's degree and abruptly left for Australia without informing Siya. She learned about his departure from his friend and confronted Aditya, who justified it as a surprise for her. Aditya would call Siya and repeatedly urge her to come to Australia. As she was madly in love with him but lacked the finances to travel, Siya decided to find a job

 in a company that would send her abroad. She worked day and night, hoping to secure a position in such a company. Meanwhile, Aditya started ignoring Siya's calls and disregarding her messages. When Siya finally obtained an opportunity to go to Australia through a company, she was overjoyed and filled with dreams of a beautiful life with Aditya. She believed he would show her around Australia. Upon reaching Australia, Siya called Aditya to inform him of her arrival. Aditya was surprised to learn that she was in the country and asked for some time to meet. Two weeks passed, and when Siya called him again to inquire about the delay, he claimed to be busy and promised to call her in the evening. However, Aditya never called, so Siya contacted him again. This time, Aditya sent her a picture of himself kissing another girl and revealed that she was his new girlfriend. Siya asked about the girl's identity, and Aditya callously replied, "She is my girlfriend, and I have moved on." Siya was devastated and questioned Aditya, expressing how much hard work she had put in to be with him. He continued to lie to her. Aditya's new girlfriend also verbally abused Siya, telling her to go to hell with her "crocodile tears" before disconnecting the call. Siya wept uncontrollably, begging Aditya not to abandon her. She told him she had come to a foreign land solely because of him and pleaded for his support. Aditya, heartless and unmoved, told her to get lost, claiming she would find someone else and advising her to move on. He disconnected the call and blocked her from all forms of communication. Siya was left all alone, weeping and unsure of what to do in a foreign country where she knew no one except Aditya. Over the next three days, Siya tried calling Aditya from various unknown numbers, borrowed from kind strangers who lent her their phones, but he didn't answer. He neither replied to her messages nor showed any concern. Aditya abandoned her in a foreign country. Siya wept incessantly as all her dreams lay shattered before her eyes. She couldn't fathom that Aditya, whom she had loved so deeply, could be so callous. He didn't care that she had travelled all that way to be with him, leaving her alone in an unfamiliar land. Poor Siya didn't know what to do. She was trapped, unable to return as she had signed a bond, and the person she loved the most didn't want to see her or be with her. She was utterly broken. Siya complained to God, questioning why such things only happened to her. Since childhood, she had faced numerous challenges. She wondered why God had treated her this way. Somehow, Siya gathered strength and moved on. Whenever she saw other couples, tears welled up in her eyes, and she would question God why no one was meant for her and why Aditya had done this to her. The person she loved the most didn't want to meet her or even look at her face. Days passed, and Siya learned that Aditya's new girlfriend had treated him poorly and left him. Karma had caught up with Aditya, and he was now ruined and alone. Feeling lonely and in need of someone, Aditya remembered Siya. He unblocked her and called, expressing his need for her and apologizing. Siya told Aditya, "Never play with anyone's emotions because karma is a boomerang." She refused his apologies and pleaded, as she still loved him, but her heart told her to move on. She understood that self-respect was the most valuable possession in life and chose not to return to someone who didn't treat her well.