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He had already lost his wife. He thought he had lost his daughter too.
Yuhaan Rajvanshi had spent years conquering territories, destroying enemies, and surviving wars.
Then Pratiksha and their newborn daughter, Diya, became his entire world.
And the world took them both away.
One year after the tragedy, Yuhaan receives yet another reminder of the life he can never get back-the death certificate of his wife.
But something doesn't add up.
There is no death certificate for Diya.
Only her birth certificate.
One missing document becomes one impossible question:
What if his daughter never died?
What begins as a search through hospital records soon turns into a horrifying discovery. Someone had taken Diya from the hospital on the night of the explosion and erased her existence.
And the man responsible is closer than Yuhaan ever imagined.
For the first time in years, the mafia king doesn't reach for his weapons.
He reaches for evidence.
Files. Cameras. Records. Witnesses. Locations.
He hunts quietly.
Because Yuhaan has learned something the hard way:
revenge can take a life-but it cannot bring one back.
And if Diya is alive, nothing-not an empire, a cartel, a government, or hell itself-will stand between a father and his daughter.
He crosses borders, tears apart networks, exposes the people who profit from abandoned children, and spends years fighting to bring his little girl home.
When he finally finds her, she isn't the newborn he remembers.
She's a frightened little girl with Pratiksha's eyes and his stubbornness.
And for the first time, Yuhaan doesn't want to be a king.
He just wants to be Dad.
He learns to make her breakfast.
He learns to do her hair.
He helps her study.
He listens to her stories.
He becomes the person she runs to when she's afraid.
The man who once ruled an empire through fear discovers that the smallest hand in the world can completely command his heart.
But fatherhood isn't another war he can win.
It is a life he has to learn to live.