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It was supposed to be a marriage. A contract marriage. A simple deal beneficial to two families. But she hated it, she hated objectifying herself for the greed of her father. She hated the feeling of losing from a bunch of strangers who didn't consider her say in her own life. So, she turned the tables. What she didn't know was, he only agreed to a deal thinking she had a say. He didn't want a marriage yet agreed to one for the benefit and name of his family. He wasn't a man to mess with but she took her chance and he let her. And it might be her biggest mistake. Taking her chances with him. He got obsessed with everything about her. Her fragrance. Her voice. Her very presence. She came into his life with all the intentions to leave. Now the question is, would he really let her go? Would she want to stay? The Royal Palace of Rajasthan which resides the ruling royal blood, shone with the bright lights which illuminated a mesmerizing effect on contrasting white marble to the dark no moon night. The shine of the marble spoke the tales of power and luxury the royals bore and hid the dirt of its masters, the hideous and vulnerable side of power. Distinct chatters of royal siblings in the dining hall was the only source of commotion in that huge, beautiful palace. The second eldest tried to stop the upcoming physical fight between the twins and failed when one of them threw a plastic bottle of sauce in the direction of the other, ruining his white tee shirt. The other twin gasped and a hysterical laugh of the third eldest echoed in the hall, it caught the attention of three men on the table and they collectively rolled their eyes at their sister and the only princess in the household while she laughed like a broken record. ""Jokes on you. It wasn't that funny!"" The twin who got his favourite tee molested by the tomato sauce, snarled at his sister who now laughed like a hyena ""Jokes on you because you finally got the moustache you were rooting for, though red."" She finally stopped laughing and threw a handkerchief on his face ""You look like period shit."" She commented as she took her seat beside her older brother and the younger ones looked at their sister disgusted ""That makes you uglier, Ved."" She added and they collectively laughed when he stomped out ""He still didn't realise."" She said pointing at the other identical twin with her eyebrows, his laugh came to an abrupt stop while the other two now chuckled

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