Kayalvizhi is a young woman from a village where farming is the most significant source of income. Her world is full of the day-to-day tasks, and she has little time to think of anything else. That all changed when she "met" him. Uthiyan returns to the village after being away for years. He has barely settled in before he is told to marry Kayal. He resists, not wanting to be forced to marry, or so he says. Kayalvizhi exudes an aura of beauty and innocence that should have tempted him, right? Unfortunately, she must embark on a journey to break down the walls surrounding his heart, even if it means pushing through her innocence to become a temptress. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ "The more you try, the more you'll burn in the end, Kayal. You'll turn into ashes and dissipate into the wind. Can you handle the consequences then?" He pulls away and a chill goes down my spine at the sudden loss of his warmth. Without another word, he packs his things as I watch, frozen in place. When he leaves, he doesn't turn around to look back at me. As I watch his form fade in the distance, a lone tear slips out of my eye, slowly caressing my cheek before falling onto the earth below, disappearing into its depths. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Kayal: "I vowed to marry him or end my life." Uthiyan: "I wanted to resist, but I could never resist her." . . . . . . . . . . . . . #1 villagelovestory (04/16/25) #2 uyir (06/21/25) #1 uyir (11/07/25) #1 temptress (11/07/25) #1 divine (12/09/25) #2 tamilstory (11/13/25)

Vikram, the right-hand man of the village head, is the embodiment of masculinity, violence, and raw strength. His heart, however, belongs to Meera, the daughter of the village head. Meera is sweet and innocent, and though she harbors a secret love for Vikram, she is terrified of his rough demeanor and brutal ways. As their paths constantly cross, the tension between them builds, leaving Vikram fighting his obsessions and Meera struggling with her fear and desire. Can a man of such power tame his heart for the girl he loves? Or will their differences push them apart?