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Loved Like a Prayer
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  • Reads 75,195
  • Votes 3,943
  • Parts 50
  • Time 4h 25m
Complete, First published Jun 04
Aarya Rathore was never anyone's first choice.
Not at home. Not in mirrors. Not in the spaces where beauty was measured in numbers and silence was mistaken for weakness.
But she was brilliant. She was kind. She was fierce in quiet ways no one ever noticed-until she began to break.

Veer Rajvansh had no room for softness.
He built empires, moved markets, commanded fear. To him, emotions were a weakness-and love, a luxury he'd never allow.
Until her.

What began as a business deal and a reluctant connection turns into a battle of wounds and walls-of past scars and present tension.
And in the slow, burning ache of it all, something sacred blooms.
Something undeniable.
Something that feels like a prayer.

She, the girl nobody truly loved.
He, the man no one thought could love.
And a story where one day... he would worship her.
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Jaypratap's world had always been built on control. From the moment he had left behind the scars of his past, he had worked tirelessly to create a life where nothing could surprise him, where nothing could break him. His success, wealth, and authority were his shields, and for years, they kept him from the world, from his emotions, and most importantly, from letting anyone in. Then came Sanjh. She entered his life like a soft breeze, unassuming, gentle, yet capable of breaking through the toughest walls he had built around himself. Sanjh was everything he had never known he needed-her laughter, her caring nature, her ability to see through him without the need for words. She was a balm to his restless soul. As their relationship blossomed, he found himself torn between the desire to protect her and the undeniable pull towards her warmth. Sanjh was the first person who made him feel vulnerable in the best way possible. She didn't just see the man with the scars, the businessman, or the CEO-she saw him. The real him. In moments like these, when he found himself succumbing to her touch, her warmth, he realized just how deep his feelings for her had grown. And even though he couldn't quite say the words yet, he knew that she had become everything to him. She was the first person to show him what it meant to be cared for, to be loved without strings attached. For the first time, he was learning to let go-not just of his walls, but of the fears that kept him from truly loving and being loved in return. This was their story-a journey of vulnerability, healing, and love. And for Jaypratap, it was the first time in his life that he truly felt alive.