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Every story has an ending.But some stories never reach one-they only keep receiving new dates.This is the story of a family that is changed not by a verdict, but by waiting for one. An ordinary life, a case that stretches on for years, and the gradual transformation of people who once wanted nothing more than justice.At the beginning, Raghav only wanted answers. He never imagined that some questions could become so long that life itself would begin to slip away in between. Time passes, hopes take new shapes, and one day he realizes that some battles are not fought in courtrooms-they are fought inside homes.Meera is his companion-calm, patient, and slowly breaking apart. She becomes a witness to a wait that does not exist only on calendars but enters relationships, health, and the deepest parts of life. And when an honest lawyer joins their struggle, for the first time it feels as though something may finally change. But in some systems, certain roads are so long that the people walking them grow tired before reaching the end.Between the Dates is an emotional and thought-provoking novel about justice, waiting, family, and the cost of time. This story speaks less about the verdict itself and more about the distance that slowly grows between the beginning and the decision.This book is for those who have ever waited a long time for an answer.Because sometimes-defeat does not begin with the verdict.It begins the day life starts being lived according to waiting.