Gulam - I

Power has always demanded blood.

Vedant Roy learned that lesson long before he learned what love, mercy, or freedom meant.

Born as the heir to the Roy empire, he spent his entire life under the brutal rule of his father, Uday Roy—a man who believed that true power came from absolute ruthlessness. To Uday Roy, weakness was a sin, compassion was a disease, and fear was the only language worthy of respect.

But power was never given.

It was earned.

And before Vedant could claim the throne of the Roy empire, he was handed a last mission.

Destroy the Solankis.

The family standing between him and everything he had been promised.

The family his father wanted erased from existence.

So Vedant stepped into the lion’s den.

Not as an heir.

Not as a king.

But as a servant.

Hidden behind humble clothes and lowered eyes, he infiltrated the Solanki empire and buried himself deep within the enemy’s walls.

Every order he obeyed was a lie.

Every smile he offered was a deception.

Every day spent inside the mansion brought him one step closer to its downfall.

Everything was going according to plan.

Until she returned.

Prisha Solanki.

The untamed princess of the Solanki empire.

Raised in a world of blood, power, and violence, she feared no man and bowed before no one. Fierce, stubborn, and dangerously fearless, she had spent her entire life getting exactly what she wanted.

And what she wanted most was obedience.

Something Vedant refused to give.

The moment their paths crossed, sparks turned into battles.

She saw an arrogant servant who dared to look her in the eye.

He saw a spoiled mafia princess who had no idea she was standing in front of her family’s executioner.

Prisha made it her mission to break him.

To force him to submit.

To remind him of his place.

But some monsters cannot be tamed.

Because beneath Vedant’s obedient disguise lurked something far darker than she could ever imagine.

A man shaped by cruelty.

Driven by vengeance.

And willing to burn an empire to the ground.

Yet the more they fought, the more dangerous the game became.

Every argument pulled her closer.

Every challenge amused him.

Every attempt to break him awakened something darker.

Something neither of them could control.

Prisha Solanki believed she was playing with a servant.

She never realized she was standing in the path of a storm.

And by the time she discovered the truth...

It would already be too late.

Because some people enter your life to love you.

Others enter to destroy you.

Vedant Roy entered hers to do both.

He entered the Solanki mansion as a servant.

He intended to leave as its destroyer.

But what he never anticipated was—

Becoming a prisoner himself.