Never-ending-love Stories

This poem is about how you love, live, and eventually die because nothing lasts forever. But love is the exception because love is for all eternity. So this poem goes out to my grandmother who lost her husband in 2010 to Alzheimer's and Parkinson's diseases, and to everyone else out there who has lost a soulmate. God rest their souls. Quote from the poem: "Paradise seems to shine brighter when we are together" God bless.

Firoza , muslim princess of Kingdom Surkanda accidently crosses paths with Maldev , the rajput prince of kingdom Suvarnagiri. But she finds him mesmerizing and thus decides to spend her life being his wife. She is adamant on marrying him but Maldev is firm to not marry a woman from any other religion. Her life then takes unexpected turns due to the events that occurs in the kingdoms of Suvarnagiri and Surkanda. NOTE - This is a pure work of fiction and I do not intend to hurt anyone's religious feelings in any way.

Elena discovers she's pregnant not long after the blood oath. She struggles with whether Dante will see it as joy or weakness. Dante, now more ruthless than ever, becomes consumed with war and control. Elena feels neglected. Rumors reach her that Dante has taken another woman to his bed. Elena catches him with another woman. Her world shatters. She leaves him, heartbroken, but doesn't reveal that she's carrying his child. Elena raises twin boys in secret, away from the mafia world. She builds a quiet life under a new name, always looking over her shoulder. Dante has never stopped searching for her. The other women meant nothing, but he cannot undo the damage. His empire thrives, but his heart is hollow. Fate intervenes: Dante sees Elena by chance one night in another city. He notices the two boys with her - and their resemblance to him is undeniable. Dante's enemies learn of the twins and use them as leverage. Elena is dragged back into the bloody world she swore to escape. Dante admits his deepest regret - not just cheating, but losing her. Elena admits she never stopped loving him, even in her anger. Dante, Elena, and their sons stand together at the head of the Moretti empire. Their love is scarred, imperfect, but stronger than before - bound by blood and desire. TO KNOW REST OF THERE JOURNEY, READ THE FULL BOOK. BOOK TWO