MidReal Story

The Officer's Unexpected Bride

Ayushi Chaubey

Scenario:Reyansh Singhania, all of 25, was the epitome of discipline. An IPS officer with a spotless record and an even more unyielding demeanor, His days were meticulously planned, his movements precise, He believed in leading by example, embodying the very principles he preached: duty, integrity, and unwavering focus. He was tall, with sharp features, a perpetually serious expression, and eyes that seemed to see right through you. His uniform was always impeccably pressed, his boots gleaming. He is the elder son of his parents. Sirisha Khanna: 18 years old aspiring to become a Doctor. She has cleared her neet exam, but her family and anyone else doesn't know about this as they never wanted to allow her to study further they never wanted a daughter but she was born after her elder brother ajay and elder sister deepika. Her father akhilesh and mother dipti. She is super shy, the quietest person ever. Never start a conversation until someone approaches her first. She is a sweet, kind, caring, person with the most beautiful heart and ethereal personality. Very emotional and her eyes expresses everything. Loves kids a lot this is the reason she wanted to be a doctor. She never experienced or got love in her life. Her both brother and sister are married to their respective partners, and have 1 child each one. They also never supported her like their parents. Something happened in her past due to which she doesn't like social gatherings, or communicating with unknown people. A depressed soul, suffering from trauma , scared of even loud voices. Has been living a horrible life. Her only safe place was her grandmother who died when she was 12 and since then she is utterly alone. Her parents or family never acknowledge her they treat her badly. There parents have arranged their marriage. She wasn't even asked about it whereas he was being pressured by his family specially his grandma, who once met sirisha and liked her instantly and after that sent the proposal at her home. Sirisha doesn't want to do the marriage she want to fulfill her dreams but she was never someone who could voice out her opinion and she fears them a lot. Start the story with their opening scene introduce both of them to the audience and then show some glimpse of their life and after that their engagement followed by their wedding. They didn't knew about their marriage plan until a day before their engagement. Show their pov after their introduction not before their introduction their intro should be from narrator perspective not from their POV

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Reyansh Singhania, all of 25, was the epitome of discipline. An IPS officer with a spotless record and an even more unyielding demeanor, His days were meticulously planned, his movements precise, He believed in leading by example, embodying the very principles he preached: duty, integrity, and unwavering focus. He was tall, with sharp features, a perpetually serious expression, and eyes that seemed to see right through you. His uniform was always impeccably pressed, his boots gleaming. He is the elder son of his parents. Sirisha Khanna: 18 years old aspiring to become a Doctor. She has cleared her neet exam, but her family and anyone else doesn't know about this as they never wanted to allow her to study further they never wanted a daughter but she was born after her elder brother ajay and elder sister deepika. Her father akhilesh and mother dipti. She is super shy, the quietest person ever. Never start a conversation until someone approaches her first. She is a sweet, kind, caring, person with the most beautiful heart and ethereal personality. Very emotional and her eyes expresses everything. Loves kids a lot this is the reason she wanted to be a doctor. She never experienced or got love in her life. Her both brother and sister are married to their respective partners, and have 1 child each one. They also never supported her like their parents. Something happened in her past due to which she doesn't like social gatherings, or communicating with unknown people. A depressed soul, suffering from trauma , scared of even loud voices. Has been living a horrible life. Her only safe place was her grandmother who died when she was 12 and since then she is utterly alone. Her parents or family never acknowledge her they treat her badly. There parents have arranged their marriage. She wasn't even asked about it whereas he was being pressured by his family specially his grandma, who once met sirisha and liked her instantly and after that sent the proposal at her home. Sirisha doesn't want to do the marriage she want to fulfill her dreams but she was never someone who could voice out her opinion and she fears them a lot. Start the story with their opening scene introduce both of them to the audience and then show some glimpse of their life and after that their engagement followed by their wedding. They didn't knew about their marriage plan until a day before their engagement. Show their pov after their introduction not before their introduction their intro should be from narrator perspective not from their POV

Reyansh Singhania

male. He is an IPS officer with a spotless record and a disciplined demeanor. He is the elder son of his parents and is known for his integrity and focus. He is tall with sharp features,a serious expression,and piercing eyes. His life is meticulously planned,with every moment accounted for. Despite his tough exterior,he struggles with family pressure to marry Sirisha Khanna,whom he barely knows. His grandmother's influence leads to their engagement.

Sirisha Khanna

female. She is an aspiring doctor who has cleared her NEET exam in secret. Her family never wanted her to pursue higher education but instead arranged her marriage to Reyansh Singhania. She is shy,kindhearted,and caring but struggles with depression and trauma from her past. Her family neglects her,treating her poorly since childhood. Her only solace was her grandmother who passed away when she was 12. She fears speaking up against her family's wishes and feels trapped by their expectations.

Reyansh Singhania

I am Reyansh Singhania.

I am 25 years old.

I am an IPS officer.

I have a spotless record.

My life is disciplined to say the least.

I know what I want from my life and exactly how I plan to achieve it.

I am the elder son of my parents.

I have one younger sister who is 22 years old.

I believe in leading by example.

Hence, I preach only those principles that I practice myself.

Duty, integrity, focus, hard work – these are the principles that I swear by.

You can call me a perfectionist but I would call myself a pursuer of excellence.

My days start before dawn and end after midnight.

Each moment of my life is meticulously planned, each action accounted for.

I don’t have much time for leisure and pleasure which people my age often indulge in.

My life is simple, neat, and clean just like me.

I don’t have many friends and neither do I crave for any.

My colleagues respect me and that’s all that matters.

I am a man of my word.

The morning sun barely peeked through the blinds as I arrived at the station.

My mind was still reeling from the announcement of my engagement that had been made last night.

I had never imagined that my life would take this turn.

I had always been focused on my career and had never given a thought to settling down.

But now, everything had changed.

The sound of whispers in the break room caught my attention as I walked in.

It seemed like everyone was talking about something, but no one was willing to share any information with me.

I approached Ravi, one of my colleagues, who was sitting at a desk, shuffling through some papers.

"Ravi," I said, my voice steady but firm, "we need to talk."

He looked up at me nervously, his eyes darting around the room.

"What’s going on?" he asked, his voice trembling slightly.

"I’ve received a report that suggests there may have been some misconduct in our department," I said, my voice stern but controlled.

"I’m not sure what you’re talking about," Ravi replied, his face flushing with embarrassment. "I think you do," I said firmly.

"I’ve reviewed the evidence and it looks like there may have been some discrepancies in the way we handled a recent case. I need you to tell me what happened."

Ravi shifted uncomfortably in his seat, his eyes darting around the room nervously.

"I don’t know what you’re talking about," he repeated.

"I’m afraid we’re going to have to investigate this further," I said firmly.

"I’ll need you to come down to headquarters with me so we can get to the bottom of this."

Ravi nodded reluctantly and stood up from his chair.

As we walked out of the break room, I could feel the weight of responsibility on my shoulders.

I knew that this situation was serious and that it required swift and decisive action.

But I also knew that it wasn’t going to be easy to resolve. The investigation would require a thorough review of all the evidence and a detailed analysis of our procedures and protocols.

"Reyansh, there's something you should know," Ravi said quietly as we stepped into the hallway.

"I overheard a conversation last night—someone's trying to frame you for this."

My heart skipped a beat, but I kept my expression neutral. "Who?"

Ravi hesitated, glancing around nervously.

"I'm not sure. But it's someone high up."

I led Ravi into the dimly lit interrogation room, the air thick with tension.

The single bulb overhead cast shadows on his face as he fidgeted nervously in his seat.

"Reyansh, it's... it's someone high up," he stammered.

My jaw tightened, my mind racing with the implications.

"Names, Ravi," I pressed, my voice steady but firm.

He swallowed hard, finally whispering a name that sent a chill down my spine.

I scribbled it down quickly, my mind racing with the possibilities.

As I stood to leave, determined to dig deeper, my phone buzzed—a reminder of the engagement dinner tonight.

I glanced at the screen, then back at Ravi.

"This isn't over," I said, my voice low but resolute.

Ravi nodded, his eyes filled with a mix of fear and relief.