•||Book one in Royalty series ||•
The Tales of Rakshatra #1
Zravasaya X Tanirika
When one of the strongest kingdom on earth is abducted ruthlessly by the barbarian prince from the Romania, The other kingdoms make a decision of signing a treaty with...
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Zravasaya flipped the page of the book he was currently reading. He was sitting under one of the trees in the garden of the old palace. His back resting on the tree trunk, legs sprawled infront, he held the book in his one hand as he read the content of the book.
There was a serene smile resting on his face as the wind kept blowing around him, the sound of waves crashing far away on the sea port ringing like a soft muse in his ears. His freshly trimmed hair buzzing as the wind moved around him. The soft rays of sun falling from the sky peeped in between the empty spaces the leaves left falling randomly like a prism on his body.
His smile grew as the sound of waves crashed with the low sound of anklets. He could feel his wife near him as her Bangles giggled silently, her muffled chuckles twining with the serenity of the nature. The harmonious presence of his little vixen was enough for him to get distracted. He maintained his posture stiff clearly ignoring that he could feel her.
He was a trained warrior. Presence of mind was his favorite asset he could feel people around him in just one second and if the person was someone he lived on too how could he not recognize her.
Tanirika was like the peace he always craved, the soft caress of the morning breeze mixed with the warmth the sun laid on. For him she was the woman he could feel from miles away.
