Her Throne
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Last published Mon, Sep 21, 2026
AAROHI...
A quiet girl.
Lost in her own little world.
The beloved daughter of her family.
Her grandfather's pride.
And the youngest granddaughter of the Raghuvanshi family.
Her world was small, but it was beautiful.
Until fate decided otherwise.
One night...
One conspiracy...
At just seventeen, Aarohi was betrayed by the very people she believed were her world.
She was stripped of her name,
her home,
and the place she rightfully called hers.
And then-
she disappeared.
As if she had never existed.
Ten years passed.
Secrets were buried.
Wounds faded with time.
And the Raghuvanshi family stopped saying her name.
But...
Some stories are never truly over.
Ten years later, Aarohi returned.
Not alone.
She came back carrying a storm powerful enough to tear apart every lie that had been buried for the past decade.
And this time...
she wasn't the seventeen-year-old girl they once cast aside.
She was the truth they had spent ten years trying to forget.
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