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Eraya : His destined bride

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Summary

Vidhart Singh Ranawat 33 | Jaipur | The Silent Storm A man of legacy, carved from marble and discipline. He speaks less, observes more. His silence isn't emptiness-it's command. Royal blood runs through his veins, but it's his loyalty, not his lineage, that defines him. Beneath the tailored suits and ancestral pride lies a heart that once paused time for a single glance of a girl he couldn't forget. He waited-not out of weakness, but out of strength. Because when Vidhart loves, he does so with permanence. Eraya Sharma 28 | Dehradun | The Quiet Flame She walks through the world gently, like poetry written in soft ink. Rooted in compassion, driven by purpose- her soul finds meaning in every hand she helps, every heart she heals. She isn't the loudest in the room, but when she speaks, the world listens-because truth always echoes. She believes in kindness over chaos, courage over comfort. And though she never sought grandeur, fate chose her for a love that was written long before she knew it existed.

Status
Complete
Chapters
57
Rating
5.0 (2 reviews)
Age Rating
18+

Prologue

"Touch her again,” he growled, voice so low it was barely human,

"and I’ll rip you apart with my bare hands.”

Eraya had never seen him like this. This wasn’t the suave prince. This was a storm in human form-a man possessed.

Armaan stumbled, disoriented, his jaw already swelling.

“I-I didn’t-”

THUD.

Another punch-this time to his ribs.

THUD.

To his face.

Armaan doubled over, gasping.

Vidhart grabbed him by the collar, dragged him upright like a ragdoll. His knuckles were already torn, bloodied-but he didn’t stop.

“VIDHART!” Eraya screamed, running toward him.

“Please-he’s bleeding-stop!”

But Vidhart’s world had tunneled. It had narrowed into red and fire and the image of her being touched.

Of someone daring to lay a hand on what was his.

"I told you once,” he snarled between punches,

“You come near her again... and you won’t leave with bones intact.”

He slammed Armaan into the wall. Again. Again. Until the bastard slumped, half-conscious, moaning in pain.

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A ripple of horror spread through the crowd.

Silk gowns rustled as women covered their mouths.

Men stood frozen, unsure whether to intervene or hide.

But no one moved.

Because Vidhart wasn’t just angry.

He was vengeance incarnate.

Blood dripped from his knuckles.

His jaw was tight.

His eyes-God help anyone who met those eyes-blazed with a wrath ancient and royal.

"She is my WIFE!” he thundered, voice thick with menace, slicing through the silence like a blade.

"If any man-any soul-dares to look at her with dirty eyes, if anyone even dreams of touching her again, I swear to every god that exists-I will bury him alive with my own bare hands.”

Gasps rang louder. A woman fainted near the corner.

But Vidhart didn’t care.

His gaze-his fury-was locked on the man crumpled before him.

He yanked Armaan up by the blood-soaked collar, their faces inches apart.

“She is not just Mrs. Ranawat,” he growled, each word a blade dipped in hellfire.

"She is mine-in name, in to soul, in every breath she takes.”

He yanked him closer. ”And you-you touched her.”

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Thank you so much! I’m really glad to know my stories inspire you...🥹🤌Right now, I’ve published three books, but once Eraya is completed, I’ll be starting a new one based on Eraya’s sister Tara and Vidhart’s friend Aryan. Apart from that, Accidentally Yours and Tu Junooniyat are also ongoing at the moment. I started writing because I wanted to put emotions into words, stories that could make people feel. Knowing that it inspires someone like you truly makes it worth it. ❤️

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