Chapters 21, 22, and 23 are on scrollstack You can find the link to my account in my bio or search for 'ilaraey I couldn't post these chapters here since they contain smut. ____________________________________
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As he entered the hall, he greeted the guests with a polite smile, his mind still preoccupied with thoughts of his wife.
He engaged in small talk with the guests, his mind still partially distracted by the memories of their passionate encounter.
He tried to focus on the conversation, but every now and then his thoughts would drift back to the feel of her body under his hands, the sound of her breath in his ear, and the taste of her skin on his tongue.
Maitra noticed Atharva's slight distraction and asked, "Bhai-sa, kahan hai bhabhi?" (Brother-in-law, where is your wife?)
Atharva snapped out of his reverie and quickly composed himself. He smiled and replied, "She's resting. She didn't sleep well last night."
she said, "Are you sure she's just resting, bhai-sa? You seem quite distracted."
Atharva shot her a warning look, silently pleading with her not to give away what had happened between him and his wife.
"Yes, yes, she's just resting," he repeated firmly, trying to keep his voice neutral. He could see the curiosity in Maitra's expression, and he knew she was dying to know the truth.
Daksh noticed the hint of distraction in Atharva's demeanor and asked, "Bhai-sa, kya hua? Everything all right?" (What happened)
Atharva forced a smile and answered, "Of course, everything's fine. Just a bit tired, that's all."
He didn't want to give away that he had just spent a passionate morning with his wife. He didn't need his siblings teasing him about it and making him feel awkward in front of the other guests.
As Atharva was engaged in conversation with his family, a man approached and bowed respectfully. " khamma ghani, yuvraj," he said, greeting Atharva with a gesture of respect.
Atharva acknowledged the greeting with a nod and a polite smile.
Atharva looked at the man with curiosity as he introduced himself as "Advay Chaudhary."
Atharva replied, "Advay Chaudhary... I don't think we've met before. What brings you here?"
The general minister, who had overheard their conversation, interjected and said, "Oh, he's the prince of Kamalapur, my wife's brother's son."
Atharva raised an eyebrow in surprise, realizing that this man was a member of the royal family of Kamalapur.
As the general minister made the introduction, Atharva greeted the prince respectfully with a "Parnaam."
He regarded the man with renewed interest, realizing that he was not just any ordinary visitor but a member of royalty.
As Daksh asked the prince about his reasons for being there, the prince replied, "I'm here for something."
