{Age gap; Arranged marriage; Historical romance fiction}
"Say my name then," he repeated, his tone firm.
"I can't- I can't take your name." She protested, her voice a whisper. She shook her head instinctively in resistance.
"Come on, princess," he coaxed, his tone gentle yet firm.
The name seemed to catch in her throat, coming out as a hushed, nervous whisper. "R-randheer," She managed to say, the syllable trembling on her lips.
He spoke firmly, his tone clear. "Not just my name, princess - say it all." He leaned closer, his gaze locked on hers.
"Randheer Singh Chauhaan," She whispered, her voice firm yet tinged with a hint of tremors. Her voice shook with a mixture of nervousness and determination as she said his full name, the words tumbling out.
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King Rajendra Singh Chauhaan unfortunately dies, and his son, Prince Randheer Singh Chauhaan, becomes the new ruler.
When Prince Randheer discovered his father's death was planned, he along with his brother, Devraj Singh Chauhaan, set out to find the culprits.
The Queen, Dnyanada Rajendra Singh Chauhaan, grieving her husband's death, believes a strategic marriage for her elder son will secure peace between the kingdoms. As the stability of the kingdom relies on the continuation of the royal lineage, she sets her elder son's marriage with the Princess of a fellow kingdom, Vidhirani Indravardhan Das.
Would this marriage be a compromise or a convergence of two hearts? Who is the culprit?
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