"I swear, one chance is all I need, and your head will be mine to claim." Her voice was low and husky, trembling with restrained fury. "Ah, my ravishing, fiery enchantress," he whispered, his breath dancing across her skin. "Missing the weight of your sword in your hand, the rush of battle in your veins?" His fingers trailed along her jawline, sending shivers down her spine. "Just give me one moment," she spat, her eyes blazing with defiance. "And I'll show you your place — beneath me." He chuckled, low and husky. "Not yet, my love," he murmured, stealing a kiss on her open lips. "For now, I'm above you." He repeated the phrase, his voice dripping with sensual promise. "Inside you, pleasuring you, devouring you whole." *** King Agnil is betrayed and killed by his own commander and a power-hungry man named Samarth. The king's daughter, Inayat, becoming the commander's obsession gets caught up in the drama. Years later, the king's son, Ayman, returns to take back the throne and get revenge by using the commander's daughter. As Ayman tries to make things right, walking on wrong paths, things seem to turn upside-down in his heart. Will he be able to balance his desire for revenge with his growing feelings for his enemy's daughter?
Lihat lebih banyak"I came to ask for your hand in marriage but you didn't want me."
His warm breath whispered against her lips, sending shivers down her spine. A faint bruise at the corner of her mouth added a tender vulnerability to her features, heightened by the soft sheen of sweat on her skin. As night fell, a hush settled between them. The moon, now perfect and pretty in the sky, cast a soft, ethereal glow. Its gentle light illuminated Inayat's tear-stained face, and in that moment, she seemed even more breathtakingly beautiful to him. His heart swelled with longing, drawn to her with an intensity that left him breathless. He felt an irresistible pull, his heart yearning to draw her even closer, to hold her with an intimacy that transcended their present closeness. Nothing seemed to stand in his way now, no barrier to hinder the desire that threatened to consume him. The mere thought sent a sly grin spreading across his face. He edged closer to her, his proximity making her breath catch in her throat. A mix of pain and nervous anticipation held her frozen, her senses heightened as she waited for his next move. He grinned wickedly, his eyes glinting with awareness of the effect he had on her. "I wanted to make you my wife," he growled, his voice low and husky. As he spoke, his hand slid between their entwined legs, his fingers seeking the sensitive spot that would unravel her completely. Her breath caught, eyes widening in alarm. The fear that flickered in her gaze only fueled the inferno burning within him. His desire to toy with her, to unravel her further, surged like a flame fanned by the wind. "But you didn't like that, did you?" he rasped, his voice tinged with a raw, volatile emotion. His emerald eyes blazed with a fierce intensity, like green flames that threatened to consume them both. His fingers danced, wet and teasing, between her sensitive folds. Every gentle touch made her whimper, and he pushed her further, craving the sound of her cries. "Stop it!" she begged, tears streaming down her cheeks and disappearing into the dark halo of her hair, which spread out around her head. He chuckled, a low, husky sound. "Someone's getting angry, I see?" Her jaw clenched, teeth gritted in rage. Her eyes blazed with defiant fury, burning bright and fierce as they locked onto his. The raw hatred emanating from her was palpable, and he reveled in it, his satisfaction evident in his gaze. "I swear, one chance is all I need, and your head will be mine to claim." Her voice was low and husky, trembling with restrained fury. "Ah, my ravishing, fiery enchantress," he whispered, his breath dancing across her skin. "Missing the weight of your sword in your hand, the rush of battle in your veins?" His fingers trailed along her jawline, sending shivers down her spine. "Just give me one moment," she spat, her eyes blazing with defiance. "And I'll show you your place — beneath me." He chuckled, low and husky. "Not yet, my love," he murmured, stealing a kiss on her open lips. "For now, I'm above you." He repeated the phrase, his voice dripping with sensual promise. "Inside you, pleasuring you, devouring you whole." He leaned in, his lips claiming hers in a fierce, demanding kiss. The air was electric with tension as they clashed, their mouths wrestling for dominance. She knew better than to resist, yet she couldn't help but try. Finally, she yielded, letting him deepen the kiss. Breaking apart, he gazed at her flushed face, the soft moonlight illuminating the rising blush on her cheeks. Her eyes sparkled, a mixture of defiance and surrender. "You refused to be my wife," he whispered, his voice a low, deliberate drawl that sent shivers down her spine. The words hung in the air like a challenge, heavy with the weight of unspoken emotions. His eyes burned with intensity, sinking deep into hers like embers igniting a fire that would consume them both. The moonlight dancing across his face cast eerie shadows, accentuating the sharp planes of his features. In that moment, he craved the inferno that raged within her, wanted to feel the flames of her fury scorch him like a branding iron. The air was thick with tension, the scent of blooming flowers and fresh earth hanging heavy, a jarring contrast to the turmoil that brewed between them. For he, too, was ablaze, consumed by a vengeance that seared his very soul, the flames of his anger licking at his skin like a living thing. She spat the words, each one venom-tipped, "Becoming your wife would have been a curse!" Her voice was a low, deadly hiss, the sound sending shivers down his spine. He hummed, a low, menacing sound, as his hand crept up her hair, the strands wrapping around his fingers like a snare. His grip tightened, the tension in his fingers echoing the turmoil in his eyes. "Ah, I see," he whispered, sending shivers coursing through her veins. He leaned in, his lips inches from hers, as he drove deeper into her with a fierce thrust. Her cry was music to his ears, but her eyes remained defiant, blazing with fury as she glared into his. Her grasp on his shoulders tightened, her nails digging deep into his flesh like hooks, drawing blood that trickled down his back like crimson tears. The metallic scent of blood mingled with the musky aroma of their passion, fueling the inferno that raged between them. "What else, sweetheart?" he whispered, his breath hot against her skin. He bit down on her shoulder, the gentle sting followed by a soothing kiss. His grip on her hair tightened, and he tilted her neck, exposing the vulnerable skin to his ravaging lips. Wet, needy kisses trailed down her naked chest, sending shivers coursing through her veins. Her pulse quickened, the pain and pleasure mingling into an unbearable cocktail. "I hate you," she whimpered, the words trembling on her lips. She tried to push him away, her hand splayed across his chest, but he was unyielding. The pat on his chest was a feeble attempt to push him away, but he merely chuckled, his eyes glinting with amusement. He left a gentle bite on her collarbone, a mark of his own defiance. Then, he gazed at her, his expression softening. "I hate you, too," he whispered, his voice low and solemn. The words hung in the air like a challenge, but his tone was unexpectedly gentle. She heard him, but didn't respond. Instead, her throat constricted, aching with unshed tears. She saw the sincerity in his eyes, the depth of his emotion, and it shook her to her core. Their gazes locked, the tension between them palpable. Then, he witnessed the dam break, her eyes brimming with tears before they slowly rolled down her cheeks. His heart remained an unyielding fortress, refusing to yield to emotion. His jaw clenched, a muscle twitching in his cheek as he growled, "That's why you'll be my mistress now." The words dripped with possession, his tone leaving no room for argument. She scoffed, a harsh, mocking sound, expecting nothing but cruelty from him. He smirked, a cold, calculated smile, before driving deeper into her, his thrust sending a wave of sensation crashing through her. Her stomach fluttered, a rush of heat flooding her veins.After the baby was washed and gently cleaned, the midwives wrapped him in linen straps and brought him to Inayat. Her arms reached out eagerly to receive him. For a moment, she simply stared — gazing at the child in silent wonder. He was pink, fair, and delicate — beautiful in a way that made her breath catch. She looked at him as if seeing a miracle, awestruck by how God had blended her and Samarth’s features so perfectly into this tiny creation. In his face, she saw divine artistry — and the undeniable mark of Samarth. The realization that this was their son brought fresh tears to her eyes. She drew the baby close. Her motherly warmth soothed him instantly, as though this comfort was the one thing he had been longing for all along. Once she had held him, the midwives allowed Aabroo and Akshara into the room. Aabroo stepped forward first, her smile soft and full of awe. She leaned down, touched the baby's cheek, and whispered, “He’s so cute.” Akshara giggled quietly b
A few more days had passed since Samarth’s burial. Inayat had not spoken much since then. She could not bring herself to. The only words that echoed in her mind were the ones Aabroo had said to console her — “He’s gone to be with the Lord.” Those words gave her a fleeting peace, but now, silence had become her constant companion. She smiled at times, but used her voice only to read scripture or answer the occasional question from those around her. Beyond that, there was no idle talk, no laughter, no unnecessary chatter. It was as if she were sinking quietly into the comfort her environment could offer. During that time, Akshara, Raj’s daughter, had arrived safely. Raj was relieved to see her unharmed — not a single scratch on her. Her arrival brought joy to the household, especially for Aabroo, who now had a companion of her age to dance with, sing with, play with, and learn skills beside. Among the children of the village, the two girls were forging new and beautiful bonds. Both w
Inayat gently dismissed the women gathered around her and walked toward Aabroo. Her boots pressed softly against the smooth pebbles that filled the path, each step slow and deliberate as she approached the girl seated alone by the riverbank.The water whispered quietly in the stillness of the night, its surface glowing under the canopy of stars. Yet Aabroo seemed lost in a different world — until Inayat spoke her name.“Aabroo...”The girl turned at the sound, a small smile blooming on her lips without hesitation. She remained seated on the rock, looking over her shoulder.“Inayat, you should be in bed,” she said gently. “It’s late. You need your rest.”Inayat paused for a moment, struck by the calm wisdom in the child’s voice. Aabroo had changed — there was something older now in her gaze, something that pain had etched into her.“And so should you,” Inayat replied, her voice carrying across the hush of the river. “You think I shouldn’t be out, but don’t you think the same goes for y
They found shelter in the centre of the village, where life was bustling. The village was neatly laid, just as only fairytales could show.At the heart of it stood the House of the Lord, where they gathered every morning and every evening to stand in the presence of God. The village was spiritual, no doubt — the scent of that spirituality lingered softly through the people who could understand it.Around the House were the dwellings and the narrow streets, and beyond them, mountains and forests — rich in herbs, woods, and many other blessings. Rivers emerged from the mountains, encircling the village, giving life to the trees planted beside their flowing banks.The leader of the village welcomed the exhausted group warmly, even though their clothes were torn and bloodied, their appearances marked by battle. The men looked dangerous, with cuts and scars drawn across their faces, especially with the armour they wore and the swords they carried. Yet no fear was shown. Only stillness. Onl
Tziyonia was falling.The cries of the dying tangled with the clang of steel and the roaring fires. Smoke curled around the palace walls like black serpents, and the golden flags of the kingdom — once symbols of hope — now burned as ash in the wind.Even though the royal army had arrived, they were no match for the Everians. They came like locusts, endless and ravenous, darkening the skies with their numbers. They surged forward, relentless, and the soldiers of Tziyonia were swallowed whole. With the king dead, their spirits fractured.Samarth had fallen.Raj stood frozen, the battlefield howling around him, as his eyes locked on the lifeless body of his friend — his brother in arms. Samarth’s back was riddled with arrows, each one lodged deep, fletching stained red. None had dared face him. None had braved his front. Only his back bore the tale of their cowardice.Raj knelt beside him. His hand trembled as he touched Samarth’s shoulder, still warm. He wanted to scream, but the grief
Prologue: As Spoken by the Elder of the Flame Circle “Come, child. The fire does not burn for warmth tonight—it burns to remember.” “They speak of the fall of Tziyonia like a storm no one saw coming. But I remember the sky darkening for days before the end. I remember the wind carrying screams before swords. I remember the legends turning their faces.” “The Everians came like hunger, with a queen of ice and iron— Sabrina, born of shadow, forged in blood, daughter of Calantha, whose name is still a curse upon this earth.” “She did not conquer a kingdom. She consumed it.” “Temples were torn. Children made to bow before stone and flame. The old names were scrubbed from memory, and the crown that once knew honor now drips with rot.” “But in the wild—beyond the reach of the false queen’s hand— a woman endured. She bore no sword, only a child. No armor, only grief. She raised him not with lullabies, but with warning. She taught him not to hope—but to listen. To watc
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