Kolhapur Chronicles

Kolhapur Chronicles

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Raghav Rao. The name itself is enough to awaken fear in the minds of the common man. He had reasons to be the devil, but that did not stop him from being good. His heart may be caged inside the walls of hate and power, yet it is made of gold. But there is no way the world sees it. He has very well mastered the art of disguise, wearing a mask which always lacks emotions, and the look of his dark eyes is enough to send shivers down anyone's spine. Losing everything he had in his childhood, he became what he is today all alone, without love, care, concern or support. He is a self made man and he takes pride in that. The world dances at his fingers and there is nothing that can question his place and power in the world. Except her. She was not a regular girl-next-door or someone who would get affected easily. She had this serenity in her eyes, but when he tried to crush her using the power he possesses, she didn't flinch. He had expected her to break and cry and beg for help, but she surprised him to no extent. She stood up against him and that made her so different. He didn't think twice before erasing her entire image, respect and existence in front of the world because for him his family mattered the most. The forced marriage and revelation of the truth made him realise how wrong he was about her, but it was too late. She had left. Will he be able to win her back? Will he be able to make himself worthy of her forgiveness? Will she have a bit of compassion for him in her heart? He doesn't know but he will go to all lengths to find out. ____________________________
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"Siddharth..." He didn't say anything. Just walked towards me. His eyes were darker than night-intense, unreadable. Hungry. "I shouldn't have come," I whispered, my voice shaky. "This is not-" His hands circle my wrist pulling me behind the water tank, where the fading light wouldn't betray us. "You like the way they look at you, don't you?" Before I could answer, he shoved me against the wall, his body pinning mine. The rough concrete scraped my back, but the sting was nothing compared to the fire in his eyes. His eyes looked dark and dangerous. His mouth crashed into mine, claiming, punishing. I gasped, and he took it as invitation, his tongue sliding against mine with a possessiveness that left me dizzy. His hands were everywhere-tugging at my clothes, gripping my waist hard enough to bruise. I whimpered as his fingers slipped under my skirt, rough and impatient. .......... Pranati had always admired Shravan, her carefree cousin since she was in 7th grade. But everything changed the day Siddharth, his older brother, stepped into her life. During the Bathukamma festival, a stolen glance and an unexpected kiss from him shattered her innocent love on Shravan. Her heart now ached for the man who had awakened something deeper within her. But just as she began to navigate these new feelings, a dark presence emerged. A stalker, sending her unsettling notes, watching her from the shadows. Torn between her past with Shravan and her growing connection with Siddharth, Pranati found herself trapped. Who would claim her heart? And who was the one lurking, waiting to disrupt everything she thought she knew? -- Removing this book on 1st March so do ready it asap. This book is completed in my scrollstck the link is in my bio Copyright His Silence, Her Storm © 2025 Preeti Singari All rights reserved.

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