Tell A Thousand Lies Quotes

“I just wanted to be an ordinary girl, married to a man who would provide me with a municipal tap, and three meals a day, while I cooked and cleaned for him.”
― Rasana Atreya, Tell a Thousand Lies

“But life isn't a fairy tale which ends 'happily ever after' just because the last line of the story is written. Hurts have to heal, resentments have to fade, trusts have to mend.”
― Rasana Atreya, Tell a Thousand Lies

“I am not my husband's wife, nor my child's mother...who, then, am I?”
― Rasana Atreya, Tell a Thousand Lies

“The marriage broker had assured her the groom’s family was more concerned about the colour of Malli’s skin than the size of her dowry.”
― Rasana Atreya, Tell A Thousand Lies

“clutches. The one good thing that had come out of this mess was that Aunty was now living with”
― Rasana Atreya, Tell A Thousand Lies

“I just hope the boy doesn’t have some disease they’re hiding,” she said. Lakshmi garu was a great one at being supportive. “If he limps or something, I’m okay,” Ammamma said. “But anything more serious…”
― Rasana Atreya, Tell A Thousand Lies