𝙋𝙊𝙇𝙄𝙏𝙄𝘾𝙄𝘼𝙉 × 𝘿𝙊𝘾𝙏𝙊𝙍
Reyansh Rathore is a young politician and soon in recent elections, he will be nominated as Chief Minister of the state.
On the other hand Dr. Mayra Bhatia, who is a surgeon and live by herself. Mayra have very v...
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Reyansh
"Good evening, India. Welcome to Aakash’s Talk Show." The host’s voice carried effortlessly across the studio, warm and charismatic.
"Here I am, back with another episode—and another extraordinary personality. Tonight, we have an incredible guest with us. And trust me, we all love and respect him with all our hearts." He leaned slightly toward the mic, lowering his voice on the last line, yet it echoed clearly enough for everyone to hear.
A deliberate effect.
And it worked.
"He is the man who left the entire world shocked with his work for the welfare of society—with his progressive thinking and powerful initiatives. And after that, we admired him even more."
A pause.
A smile.
"I think you already know who I’m talking about. So without wasting another second… let’s welcome the honorable Chief Minister of Rajasthan—Mr. Reyansh Rathore."
The studio erupted with a dramatic loud music, applause, cheers and whistle.
That was my cue.
The spotlight shifted, cameras turning toward me as I stepped onto the stage with usual calm posture.
Hundreds of eyes followed my every move as I walked toward the center—toward Aakash.
I offered a composed smile, raised my hand in greeting, and folded my palms in a namaste as my name echoed through the hall.
"First of all, congratulations on your wedding—and on winning the elections," Aakash said, pulling me into a brief side hug; when music slow down.
"Thank you," I replied, my smile steady.
"We’re truly honored to finally have you here. It means a lot." The dramatic sigh at the end made me chuckle.
"Thank you for having me."
We took our seats—me on the long velvet couch, him on the single one beside me.
"Now, it’s only been a year since you took oath as the youngest Chief Minister of the country," he began, glancing at his cue cards. "And in just one year, you’ve proven how powerful young leadership can be."
I shrugged lightly. "I’m just doing my job. Nothing more than what I promised before the elections."
Aakash smirked. "Now you’re just being humble."
The audience laughed.
"So many of the things you’ve implemented—we all thought about them, but you turned them into reality. Like your government’s scheme, ‘Kathani nahi, karni.’ A complete game changer. Tell us more about it—and how you came up with the idea."
