Sihasan

On going

In a world ruled by power, loyalty is more dangerous than betrayal. Two heirs stand at the centre of a political war that could destroy what remains of their fractured family.

She is the daughter of the abandoned daughter who still loves her father- raised far from the people who once tried to separate her parents. But unlike the others, she does not crave power. She wants one impossible thing: to reunite the family torn apart by greed, secrets, and years of silent hatred.

He is the son of the rightful heir, the next legitimate successor whose name alone threatens powerful people. Cold, respected, and trapped beneath expectations, he knows that trust is a weakness in politics.

Their paths collide in a battlefield built not with crowns but with influence, manipulation, and dangerous alliances. Every conversation hides a motive. Every smile can become betrayal.

But somewhere between political games and family wounds, love begins to grow - unexpected, forbidden, and powerful enough to ruin everything they are fighting for.

When bloodlines become weapons and the truth starts resurfacing, they must choose between power, family, and each other.

Because in politics, love is never safe.