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They were born into royalty. They were raised to rule. They were never taught how to be siblings.
Princess Amrutha has spent most of her life acting like the second mother of the royal family. At twenty, while studying for her Bachelor of Arts, she is already accustomed to responsibilities most people twice her age would avoid. Diplomatic, authoritative and frighteningly composed, she is the one everyone turns to when the palace falls into chaos.
Except when she's alone with her siblings.
Then the mature princess disappears, and the childish older sister emerges.
Princess Anamika, eighteen, is the palace's sunshine with a sword at her side. A BA LLB student with a sharp mind and an even sharper sense of humor, she can negotiate an argument in the morning, sneak out of the palace by evening, and somehow return before anyone notices. Usually.
Then there's Princess Adrishya.
Sixteen. Fearless. Social. Curious.
And an absolute menace.
Adrishya knows every hidden route, forgotten passage and secret corner of the kingdom. She knows merchants, guards, nobles, servants, travelers and practically everyone else. Her ability to read people makes her far more dangerous than anyone realizes. Behind every charming smile, she can sense when something is wrong.
And finally comes Crown Prince Anant.
Ten years old.
Perfectly polite.
Unreasonably annoying.
Far too intelligent for his age.
He adores his sisters, respects them deeply, and somehow possesses the extraordinary ability to turn a peaceful afternoon into complete royal chaos.
Together, the four siblings are supposed to represent the future of their kingdom.
Instead, they argue over breakfast, sneak through palace corridors, tease one another, disappear into the city, uncover secrets they were never meant to find and repeatedly test the patience of the people responsible for protecting them.
But beneath the laughter, silk and golden palace walls lies a kingdom full of political games, hidden motives and danger