Healed by his WARMTH
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Healed by his WARMTH

This story contains themes of: depression, sexual assault abuse, suicide, torture

Story Notes

Scene 1.

As I entered in hall I was greeted with Miss. Tripathi and Mr. Tripathi on couch looking at me with anger filled in there eyes. And next movement I was dragged toward living room and sharp slaps after slap was placed on my both cheeks. Blood was coming out from side of my mouth but she didn’t stopped.

“You piece of shit. Where were you your college are closed and you were out of house without informing anyone.” And then comes an sharp pain on my back an leather belt. “You were with who. Sleeping with boy and putting our reputation in soil”. I was not able to say something due to continue hits and the screams which left my mouth feel hollow.

“Aaj kal ki ladkiyan samajhti kuch nahi… bas doston ke saath ghoomna, mauj masti. Character ka kya?”another hit. “Din bhar ladkon ke saath ghoomti rehti ho… kis tarah ki ladkiyan aise behave karti hain, pata hai na?”. I tried to stop her but nothing worked.

What felt like eternity Mr. Tripathi stoped her and took her to room. I was Limping badly. Upon reaching my room I locked myself. Walked straight to bathroom and starting shower letting cold water hit my skin. Water soaked by my cloths still reminding me few simple moments of my life.

I can’t even lift my hand due to pain, I tore my cloths not being able to tolerate the amount of pain I was getting. As I came into my room towel wrapped around my body . As I let go it I can only see scars, deep cuts, the knife strikes some faded marks but the weight of all those memories still hurts.


Scene 2.

My princess in my T-shirt what a view just few bandage are disturbing her and my view. ‘Pevert’ again my mind said. She wants to go that fucking home where no one care about her. She didn’t had her dinner and I don’t think so she even had her lunch yesterday due to my stupidity so I asked her to eat then we I’ll drop her.

I took Ritu’s cloths from her room, this penthouse have room for all us broths and one and only sister so that when ever we are not able to go home we stay here. She did asked me for the T-Shirt but I said it was doctor I don’t want to die without marrying her. Hehehehe

Scene 3.

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When he looked at me I pointed toward my legs. And I got that protective husband, He started checking my feet for injury or any kind of discomfort. God why is he this good. I’ll do anything for him. My chain of thought got disturbed by nudge on my hand, That was Ritu indicating to focus on plane.

“Ohho Touch my feet to, I’ll give you blessing” I said it playfully I didn’t knew he would actually touch my feet but when he did something flipped into me. But I have to hit him playfully. I returned I got and small cute smile from him.


Summary

She was just a college intern—quiet, brilliant, and broken in ways no one ever cared to understand. He was the King of Rajasthan—cold-hearted, ruthless, and bound by power… except when it came to her. From the moment he saw her in his office, he knew he wanted her. Not as an intern. Not as an assistant. But as his queen. When fate twists into a forced marriage neither of them expected, her world shatters again. She enters a palace full of secrets, danger, and a man whose touch feels like fire yet whose heart beats like stone. She carries wounds carved by her own parents. He carries a love he’s willing to fight an entire kingdom for. In a battle of broken hearts and burning desire, can a girl who’s never been loved learn to trust the man who swore to make her his? Or will his coldness destroy the last soft pieces of her… or melt for her completely?

Status
2mo ago
Chapters
54
Rating
4.0 (1 review)
Age Rating
18+

Character Intro

Reyansh Singh Rai is a man the world fears and misunderstands in equal measure. At twenty-seven, he carries two crowns—one visible, one whispered. To the people of Rajasthan, he is their king: composed, distant, untouchable. To the underworld, he is WRAITH—a name that ends wars before they begin. His silence is his weapon; he speaks less because when he does, empires listen. The coldness he shows the world is not cruelty, but control—learned the hard way after losing someone he loved too deeply, a loss buried so far inside him that even time hasn’t dared to touch it.


Behind closed doors, Reyansh is not the monster stories make him out to be. With his family, he is fiercely protective, almost gentle—a man softened by blood ties and loyalty. Their presence grounds him, just as much as the hand-picked team that stands beside him through fire and ruin. Yet anger is the flaw he cannot fully tame. When rage takes over, he stops seeing faces, relationships, or consequences—only later does regret settle in like a familiar ache. Love, for Reyansh, is never loud. It is silent, consuming, obsessive. From the very first moment he sees her, the female lead becomes his weakness and his reason. He would burn the world without hesitation if it meant keeping her safe—because when he loves, he does so with the same intensity he rules with. A king of silence, a ruler of shadows, undone only by family and the woman who owns his heart.


Family & Close Circle


-Grandfather: Mahesh Rai


-Father: Ashok Rai


-Mother: Neelam Ashok Rai


-Uncle: Anil Rai


-Aunt: Sheetal Rai


-Sibling :Shree (deceased)


-Cousins: Ansh, Abhiman, Ritika


-Best Friend: Kunal Rajwanshi


-Personal assistant: Sahil


Inner Circle:


-Dev (Right hand in the underworld)


-Priyanshi (Sahil’s wife)


Aparna Tripathi is twenty and built from faith and fractures. Broken but unbowed, she believes in Lord Krishna with the quiet certainty of someone who survived what should have destroyed her. Born into loss—her mother dying as she entered the world—Aparna grew up carrying blame she never deserved. A grieving father saw absence where she stood, and a cruel stepmother ensured she learned endurance before love. Yet she never gave up. She learned to wait, trusting that Krishna ji would one day make things right.


She is softness with steel beneath it—gentle like a flower, guarded like a fortress. Aparna has trust issues, keeps her pain locked away, and prefers silence over vulnerability. Code is her escape; logic is where she feels in control. She hacks only when asked, reads obsessively, sketches in solitude, writes under anonymity, and donates every earning to an orphanage without ever seeking credit. Being Neglect is her deepest fear, born from years of being unseen. Physical closeness is her language of love—playful, warm, reassuring. From the very beginning, Reyansh feels like safety, an unexplainable pull she doesn’t resist. Aparna Tripathi is not loud strength—she is quiet survival, devotion wrapped in tenderness, and faith that refuses to break.


Family


-Father: Shivam Tripathi


-Mother: Suhani Tripathi (deceased)


-Stepmother: Archana Tripathi


-Brother: Hrithik



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