In a dark, enchanted chamber, the Maharaja Suryadev and the concubine entwined their bodies passionately.
The feel of her soft skin against his rough hands ignited a fire in him. He closed his eyes and savored the heat flowing through his veins, her clever tongue dancing on his neck as she teased him with bites and nips.
The silken fabric of her sari had long been discarded, revealing a perfect bare body that he worshiped with his hands.
She moaned softly, encouraging him to do more.
As he moved his hand down to caress her supple thighs, she gasped audibly, arching her back in pleasure.
The concubine clung onto him desperately as he continued to tease her, driving her wild with need.
She writhed underneath him, moaning uncontrollably as he lapped at her like a starving man at a feast. Her hips bucked, begging for more as he gave her no respite.
"Maharaja, Take me," she panted between moans, lifting herself up to meet his lips again.
The Maharaja chuckled darkly before positioning himself, mere inches away from igniting her when suddenly, the loud clash of cymbals and drums shattered their intimate moment, leaving them both breathless and unsatiated.
The very air seemed to vibrate with laughter as the concubine's veil slipped from her grasp, entangling itself in the Maharaja's crown.
"Ah, the festival," Suryadev muttered, his pride wounded but amusement glimmering in his eyes. "Perhaps another time, dear lady."
The concubine's lips twitched into a bittersweet smile before she turned and gracefully exited the room. Suryadev took a deep breath, straightened his rumpled clothes, and gazed out the window, lost in thought about their interrupted rendezvous.
Meanwhile, Devika wandered through the grand festival at the royal palace, her eyes wide with wonder as she took in the elaborate decorations and vibrant colors that surrounded her.
Jewel-encrusted elephants paraded down the courtyard while dancers swirled around them like a kaleidoscope of silk. The scent of jasmine mingling with the smoky aroma of spiced meats intoxicated her senses, drawing her deeper into the heart of the festivities.
As she pushed through the chaotic and frenzied crowd, Devika's shoulder slammed into a solid figure that caused her to stumble. She looked up in shock to see the imposing figure of Maharaja Suryadev glaring down at her.
The weight of his gaze made her cheeks flush with embarrassment and fear.
He had just stepped out of his ornate chamber, still flushed from the untimely interrupted encounter with one of his many concubines.
The aroma of incense and exotic spices filled the air, adding to the already intoxicating atmosphere of the palace.
As they both regained their balance, Devika couldn't help but notice the intricate gold embroidery on Suryadev's robe and the sparkle in his dark eyes.
A faint smile played on her lips as she continued on her way through the lavish corridors.
"Forgive me, Your Highness," Devika said, her voice husky yet teasing. "I seem to have lost my bearings amidst this sensory whirlwind."
"Think nothing of it," replied Suryadev, his tone playful yet commanding. "One can hardly be blamed for losing oneself in such a spectacle. Besides, it appears we've both been... interrupted this evening."
"Ah, so it would seem," Devika smirked, her eyes twinkling with mischief. She'd heard the rumours, and caught a scantily dressed woman hurry out of the chamber only a little earlier. "But perhaps some interruptions are worth the unexpected delight they bring."
Their voices danced like dueling swords, exchanging wit and charm with every parry. And as the night unfurled before them, the palace of Vijayanagara bore witness to the birth of an electrifying connection between two guarded souls, wrapped in swirling silks and veiled desires.
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The Maharaja And I : Inspired by Bridgerton
Historical FictionA story as captivating as any inspired by the scandalous affairs of Bridgerton. The Rajmata faces a challenge: securing a Maharani for the enigmatic Maharaja Suryadev. Bazaars' and temples' gossips of Vijayanagara Empire buzz with speculation. The h...