The Royal Match Making: A Pratap Ajabdeh Modern Fiction

When vibrant Ajabdeh Punwar is introduced to the eccentric Prince of Surajgarh, HRH Pratap Singh Sisodiya, their families have one goal in mind: an arranged marriage that will unite two powerful legacies. Ajabdeh is poised to take over her father's business empire as CEO, while Pratap, stands as heir to the royal estate.

Despite their families' intentions, Ajabdeh and Pratap find an unexpected spark between them, one that baffles their siblings and sets tongues wagging. Determined to resist the pressures of tradition, the pair hatch a plan: spend a holiday together at Surajgarh to convince their families that they were not compatible, then part ways for good. But as they navigate the opulent halls of the mansion, the ruins of a crumbling palace, and share their interests with each other, their defences crumble. Pratap, longing to be valued for his true self, discovers in Ajabdeh a confidante who listens without judgment. Ajabdeh, in turn, reveals her deepest fears, her traumas, her commitment phobia, and her hidden dream to become a writer.

When tempers flare and emotions run high, they vow never to meet again until fate intervenes with the publication of Ajabdeh's book of life lessons. Pratap, drawn back to her, seeks to rekindle their friendship, not just for themselves, but for their siblings: Shakti, Pratap's brother, who is secretly dating Ajabdeh's sister, Heer.

With the help of their mutual friend Jalal, Ajabdeh and Pratap find themselves tangled in a web of new feelings and old fears. Will they overcome their phobias and embrace the love that's been waiting for them, or is marriage never meant to be for these two?

A heartwarming tale of love, duty, and the courage to break free from the past.