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Rudransh Gauri : a tale of devotion
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Ongoing, First published Sep 25
He was her prayer, her dream, her forbidden desire.
She thought destiny was kind when he arrived at her swayamvar.
but love in the world of kings is never gentle.

In the court where crowns weighed heavier than hearts, Princess Gauri dared to speak the words that shattered them both:

✦ "Hum apko inkar karte hai, Rana sa." ✦

One rejection turned devotion into distance, longing into silence.
Rudransh, the fierce prince of Veerakhand, carried scars deeper than his sword ,scars that made him hate her kingdom, yet never her.

Bound by duty, torn by the past, and cursed by fate, theirs is a love that blooms in shadows of rivalry, rituals, and revenge.

Will destiny bring them together as king and queen,
or tear them apart as enemies dressed in the robes of lovers?
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