3 brothers, 3 women and 3 stories The vicious love of royals is a combination of 1 family and 3 vicious romances 1. THE VICIOUS BET Daharthya Rajput, the Maharaja Sahab, ruler of Vardhgarh, the holder of immense power. This was his identity, one that everyone know of, but was it all a man of no manner had to offer? He was a bad man, no privation. A ludicrous person no repudiation. But what if even a bad man got themself a love story? A love story with another, bad woman. Ahilya Rajadi belonged to a renowned family in Gujrat. Did she know that her one statement and her attitude to Raja Sahab of Vardhgarh, Rajasthan have a consequence so treacherous? Did she know that she will win over a bet in a chess game? 2. THE VICIOUS RESCUE The man has the eyes of a devil. This is what a woman said when they met their gaze with bade hukum of Vardhgarh. They called him dangerous just because he looked like one. But are words truly justification for someone's real self? Ekvarthya might be a man with devil's eyes, but he was also a man with lord's heart. And when the eyes of the devil and the heart of the lord find a girl suffering under an epicure man. Will he save her like a deity or tear the world apart like a demon? Jinitya suffered and never complained, and prayed for faith but her questions were asked by the Satan of hell rather the god of heaven. 3. THE VICIOUS DEALER Samaira was promised to his brother, destined to be married to Daharthya, she was out of reach, the person he was never supposed to see, at least not with the eyes of what he first saw her. It was all boundaries, one that should never cross. But luck is always in favour of a man who deserves it. And Jasvanthya did. The chote hukum of Vardhgarh was affected by dreams of a girl he knew he could never have, but now she was there in his bed. Next to him. As his wife. And yet he can't touch her. Not look at her. How come being next to her, she is still unreachable as she was ever?

Olivia, fille adorée du duc de Beauvoir, n'aurait jamais imaginé qu'en acceptant de s'unir au froid et taciturne Narcisse de Vaire, elle épouserait la solitude. Après leurs noces, les semaines s'écoulent, puis les mois, sans que Narcisse ne se décide à honorer ses vœux, passant le plus clair de son temps hors de leur demeure et n'hésitant pas à se montrer discourtois envers sa femme. Désabusée, Olivia sombre peu à peu dans une profonde langueur.Jusqu'au jour où, au détour d'une conversation avec Marianne, une de ses fidèles domestiques, elle prend conscience qu'elle doit réagir et mettre enfin un terme au terrible affront que son mari lui fait subir. CE ROMAN EST ÉDITÉ DEPUIS MARS 2020 ©Maud Cordier Narcisse est un texte entièrement protégé par copyright © et déposé à la bibliothèque Nationale de France. Tous droits réservés ; ce livre ou quelque partie que ce soit, ne peut être reproduit, sous quelque forme que ce soit sans la permission écrite de l'auteur. Toute représentation ou reproduction, par quelque procédé que ce soit, constituerait une contrefaçon sanctionnée par les articles 425 et suivants du Code pénal.

STOP RIGHT THERE Mrs Priya Ekaansh Raghuvanshi, a shiver ran down her spine listening his dangerous voice she gulp and tightly close her eyes,she was clutching her saree in her hands that her life depend on it. When she stop at her place but didn't turn then he marched towards her with long strides , he holds her wrist in his tight grip without hurting her he pull her towards him that she collided with his chest she put her one hand on his chest so that she didn't fall. She open her eyes immediately because of his sudden pull,her brown doe like eyes meet with his black and dark eyes which is showing nothing but anger and hurt. But she was not able to maintain an eye contact with him so she immediately look down on her hand which was on his chest. Why the hell are you ignoring me since evening Mrs Raghuvanshi care to explain??he asked with irritating and slight anger in his voice. But she didn't said anything,she was Just looking down,she bite her lower lip in nervousness and his close proximity isn't helping at all. When he didn't get any answer from her he hold her shoulder and yelled at her ANSWER ME DAMMIT. Ji.....ji...wohh....main...she said stammering tears fall from her eyes.because it's her first time seeing his anger. when an innocent and shy girl is arranged into marriage with cold and top most sexiest businesses tycoon. "It is typical arrange marriage without any enemy it's just normal marriage life". let's see how love is going to bloom in both of their hearts. Let's see if he is cold with her also or not??? #6- family #1- Hindi #1-india #14- arrange marriage #10-love life #4- cute romance #3- wife

1855. La France vit les belles heures du Second Empire. Loin des fastes de la fête impériale, Louise de Rosebrune vit un drame familial : son père vient de mourir. Or elle ne peut pas hériter du domaine où elle a passé son enfance et qu'elle chérit de tout son cœur. En effet, par un étrange désir testamentaire, feu Mr. de Rosebrune exprime sa volonté qu'elle convole en justes noces, dans un délai de six mois après son décès, si elle souhaite hériter du château. Bien vite des soupçons naissent à l'égard du notaire, qui pourtant ne laisse pas le choix à la jeune fille. Elle doit se marier. Arrive alors dans les environs le séduisant Thomas de Saultave, qui pourrait bien sauver la situation. A Paris, Virginie, l'amie de Louise s'inquiète pour elle, et désespère du retour de son cousin Nicolas, qui est en Amérique et qu'elle a toujours espéré voir épouser Louise. Le temps joue contre eux. Et les décisions hâtives ne sont pas toujours les meilleures. Image de couverture : The Duet, par George Sheridan Knowles, 1915.

Octobre 1881, Le crépuscule, cette terrible agonie du jour, s'annonce. Paris, ô Paris ! l'ignore de son éclatant scintillement, repousse dans l'ombre les plaintes et les cris des travailleurs. Paris embrasse, épouse, la IIIème République de ses lèvres avides, nourrit de ses largesses ses bourgeois fortunés. Deux sœurs, deux visions, deux destins.

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