Alykima, 1227 Rodney Street, Saint Louis, MI (2025)

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💔 From Wedding Vows to a Cold-Blooded Crime: The Honeymoon Murder That Shocked the Nation
Inside the Chilling True Crime Case That Turned a Dream Honeymoon into a Nightmare of Betrayal and Death
What began as a fairy-tale honeymoon in the serene hills of Shillong quickly unraveled into one of the most disturbing murder cases India has seen in recent years. The newlywed bliss of businessman Raja Raghuvanshi, 33, and his bride, Sonam, 28, lasted mere days before the unthinkable happened — Raja was found dead in a remote canyon, stripped of his wedding ring and identity, and discarded like a stranger by the very person he trusted most.Read the full story in the first comment below 👇👇👇

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SHE WORE A TOY BADGE AT FIVE—NOW SHE’S LEADING THE FORCE

I remember the cheap plastic badge digging into my chest and my oversized blue costume drooping past my knees. I was five. It was Halloween. And I knew—with the kind of certainty only kids can have—that I was going to be a cop one day.

Nobody took me seriously, of course. My Aunt Cici laughed and said, “Aww, how cute. Next year she’ll want to be a princess.” But I didn’t change my mind. Not when the other girls traded their plastic batons for wands. Not when I got older and the guys in high school said I was “too soft” for that kind of work.

I worked night shifts at a diner to pay my way through the academy. Some nights I’d walk home dead tired, with my shoes soaked from snowmelt and my hands trembling from pouring coffee for ten hours. I kept my badge from that Halloween on my mirror—just to remind myself why I was doing it.

The first time I made a traffic stop alone, my heart was pounding so hard I thought the driver could hear it. But I did it. Then came tougher calls. Domestic disputes. Overdoses. One time, a hostage situation that still wakes me up at 3 a.m. with sweat down my back. But I kept going. I never quit.

Last week, I got promoted to sergeant. I walked into my new office and found a little box sitting on my desk. Inside was that same Halloween badge—bent, faded, but still intact. My dad had saved it all these years.

I looked at it, and for the first time, I cried. Not because I’d made it. But because somewhere, that five-year-old girl knew she would.

And now… the little girls in my neighborhood ask to take pictures with me when I’m in uniform.

But here’s the part I’ve never told anyone—not even my partner.

The night before my final academy test… I almost walked away.

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MY STEPMOTHER KICKED ME OUT WHILE MY FATHER STAYED SILENT — DAYS LATER, THEY WERE ON THEIR KNEES BEGGING FOR FORGIVENESS

My stepmom never liked me. Like, at all. She always put me down, dumped all the housework on me, constantly made me feel like I was nothing but a burden to the family. As for my dad? He was scared of her. So he stayed quiet. Always.

And it just kept getting worse. Until one day, she crossed a line I'll never forget.

I came home and found all my stuff packed up and dumped on the front lawn. She kicked me out of my own house!! And my dad? He just stood there behind her and said, "Maybe this is for the best."

I honestly couldn't believe it. I ended up crashing at my best friend's place, crying my eyes out, thinking my world had just fallen apart... having no idea that three days later, everything would flip upside down when I got a call from a lawyer. ⬇

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I PUT HER IN THE SHOPPING CART AS A PUPPY FOR FUN—BUT A YEAR LATER, SHE STILL REFUSES TO WALK INSIDE THAT STORE

It started as a joke.

The day I adopted her, she was barely the size of my forearm—clumsy paws, floppy ears, eyes too big for her head. I walked into the pet store, figured I’d pick up the basics—food, collar, maybe a toy or two—and tossed her gently into the shopping cart just for the photo op.

She loved it. Sat there like a queen on a throne. I posted it to Instagram with some dumb caption like, “She already owns me.” Everyone thought it was cute.

I thought it was temporary.

But every time we came back to that store after that day, she refused to walk in on her own. Would plant her feet at the entrance and look up at me like, “You know how this works, man.”

She grew. Fast. Like, terrifyingly fast.

And the cart? Yeah, she barely fits in it now. People stare. Employees laugh. But I still do it. Because it’s our thing now—me, pushing this Great Dane that looks like she could do my taxes, sitting like royalty on a zebra-print blanket.

But today was different.

We were halfway down the leash aisle when she suddenly stood up in the cart. Rigid. Ears up. Eyes fixed on something.

I turned.

And that’s when I saw him—an older man at the end of the row. Frozen.

Staring at her.

Then he whispered something under his breath. One word.

Her old name.

The one I never told anyone.

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HE GOT ON THE TRAIN WITH NO SHOES—AND LEFT WITH MORE THAN JUST A PAIR

I was on my usual subway ride home, zoning out like everyone else, when I noticed this boy get on at the next stop. What stood out wasn’t the backpack or the messy hair—it was that he was barefoot, holding one tattered sneaker and wearing a single mismatched sock. He sat down between two strangers and tried to act like he didn’t notice all the glances.

People can be weird about things like that. Some look away, some stare, but most just pretend they don’t see. But the man sitting on the other side of the boy kept looking down, then back at a bag at his feet. I could tell he was debating something.

After a few stops, the man leaned over, cleared his throat, and said quietly, “Hey, I just bought these for my son, but they might fit you better. He’s got a pair already anyway.” The boy looked up, surprised and a little suspicious, but the man just handed over the brand-new blue sneakers, tags still on.

Everyone pretended not to watch, but you could feel the whole mood in that train car shift. The boy stared at the shoes, then slipped them on. Perfect fit. He whispered “thank you,” but the man just smiled and said, “No worries, kid. Pay it forward someday.”

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