Rudraveer:
I stood rooted to the spot long after she had disappeared into the trees.
my name is mahi, i wrote stories in almost all genre, but dark romance is my main genre. it took too much time and efforts to make chapters.
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An aarange marriage story of abhimanyu and aaradhya.🧡 Yaduvanshi Haveli does not forgive mistakes. And tonight- Aaradhya forgot her veil. She steps out of their room in a soft cotton saree, hair loose down her back, sindoor bright in her maang, unaware that the air itself has shifted. Then- A voice behind her. Calm. Measured. Not loud. "Aaradhya." She freezes. Not because he shouted. Because he didn't. She turns slowly. Abhimanyusingh Yaduvanshi stands at the end of the corridor, hands clasped behind his back, eyes steady. The kind of steady that doesn't blink. His gaze does not move to her face first. It moves to her uncovered head. A pause. Then he walks toward her. Unhurried. Each step deliberate against marble floors. She instinctively lifts her pallu halfway, flustered. "Woh... main bas paani lene-" He stops in front of her. Close enough that she can smell sandalwood and authority. He gently takes the loose end of her saree from her trembling fingers. Not harsh. Not angry. Precise. He lifts it himself and places it over her head, adjusting it carefully until it shadows her forehead. His fingers linger for one second too long. Then he speaks softly. "Tumhe pata hai, is haveli mein ghunghat sirf kapda nahi hota." She swallows. "Ji..." He tilts his head slightly. "Yeh maryada hoti hai." His thumb lightly presses the edge of the veil near her temple. "Yeh izzat hoti hai." She lowers her eyes automatically. He leans closer. His voice drops, almost intimate. "Yahan ki auratein bina ijazat dhoop tak nahi dekhti... aur tum bina ghunghat dehleez paar kar gayi." It isn't a threat. It's information. She whispers, "Galti ho gayi..." "galti ki saza bhi milegi, Aaradhya" "is saza ke baad aap kabhi bhul ke bhi galti nahi kar payengi " Trope✨ arrange marriage arranged by him obsession addiction
She thinks that no single man could satisfy her desires. Mohini, her name means "enchantress," and she has lived up to it in every way. Her body is a beauty of curves that make men weep, her breasts full and heavy with nipples the color of deep wine, her waist narrow enough for a man's hands to span completely, her hips wide and demanding. One man, she discovered early, was never enough. Two could sometimes bring her to the edge. Three could make her scream. But even then, when the pleasure faded and the bodies lay spent around her, she felt the emptiness creeping back. Then she heard the whispers. Rudra. A man whose very name made married women blush and virgins tremble. A man who, they said, could satisfy a hundred women in a single night and still rise hungry for more. Mohini laughed when she first heard the tales. She had heard such boasts before. Every man thought himself a stallion until he collapsed, panting and spent, while she lay beside him still aching, still empty, still burning. They said his cock was so thick that no woman had ever taken him fully. They said that once a woman tasted Rudra, she could never be satisfied by another man again. Mohini decided she would be the exception. She would find this Rudra. She would take him to her bed. And she would prove, once and for all, that no man no matter how legendary could quench the fire that burned inside her. She was wrong. Rudra is not a man. He is a force of nature wrapped in human flesh, a storm given form, a hunger given purpose. He has spent his life learning the art of pleasure, studying the female body the way a scholar studies ancient texts, mastering every technique, every touch, every secret that can make a woman lose herself completely. When Mohini comes to him, he sees her for what she truly is: not a woman of insatiable desire, but a woman who has never been properly claimed. She has taken lovers, yes. But no man has ever taken her fully without reservation. Rudra intends to change that. He learns every inch of her body, discovers every secret desire she has hidden even from herself, and uses that knowledge to break down every wall she has built. He takes her in ways she has never been taken slow and torturous, hard and punishing, tender and worshipful. He uses his mouth, his hands, his cock, his voice. He binds her, teases her, denies her, then gives her more pleasure than she can bear. He makes her beg. He makes her scream. He makes her cry. And when she thinks she can take no more, he shows her that she can. One night with Rudra, the whispers had said. And you will never need another man. This is a story of ultimate surrender. Of a woman who thought she could never be tamed and the man who proved her wrong. Of bodies pushed to their limits and beyond. Of pleasure so intense it becomes pain, and pain so exquisite it becomes pleasure. Of a claim so complete that Mohini emerges not broken, but reborn a woman who has finally found the one man who can match her fire with his own. Heavy breasts. Pierced nipples. Bound flesh. Stretched limits. Public claiming. Private worship. And a love story written in sweat, milk, and complete devotion.
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HISTORICAL FANTASY ROMANCE [contain explicit themes 18+] People say Anantgadh is a cursed kingdom. A place where white marble palaces hide dangerous secrets... and Devraath brides lose themselves behind royal veils. Saranya entered Anantgadh as a guest. She stayed as the wife of Rajveer Singh Devraath. The future king. The most feared man in the kingdom. Cold. Possessive. Untouchable. A man who never asks twice. Inside Devraath Mahal, Saranya slowly learns the rules of being his wife. wear his sindoor, carry his name, obey his commands, and never forget who she belongs to. Because Rajveer does not love softly. He loves with ownership. And the moment he touched sindoor to her forehead... Saranya stopped belonging to herself. In Anantgadh, power wears a crown. But obsession wears the name... Rajveer Singh Devraath.
he wants a pawn. for a property deal of his dead grandfather.the condition is only married heir has right to claim the property. he wants a wife that don't interrogate his life.... he decided to cage a innocent soul that not intefear in his life. he saw her at cafe and decides to take move..... "please don't hurt my mom" she begging on her knees "then Marry me" he orders. "if you want your mother alive, then marry me aarohi , or else--" he threats will he has feelings for her? will she Happy in this forced marriage? will they be together in future?
THIS STORY CONTAIN EXPLICIT MATURE SCENES [18+] The day Vivansh Raghuvanshi returns from abroad, he doesn't come back as the man she remembers. And when his eyes find hers in a crowded room... the world doesn't move. "Three years," he says quietly, stepping closer-too close. "I gave you time. Space." His gaze darkens, dragging over her like a silent claim. "Now I take what's mine." He doesn't chase her. He controls the distance. He doesn't ask. He decides. And the most terrifying part? Every path she takes... somehow leads back to him. And somewhere in the future- She stands in front of him, draped in silk, her pulse unsteady under his gaze. His voice is low. Calm. Final. "Remove it, Avni." A pause. A breath. "Let me see... what belongs to me." she remove clothes , he don't touch her and say "now come to me , sit on my lap" she nervous but sit, he says "now feed me.." This is not romantic love story.. It's a slow descent into something darker- where obsession wears the face of devotion... ...and escape may have never been an option. He didn't fall for her. He chose her. Long before she ever knew his name. TRIGGER WARNINGS: Mature themes explicit sexual content Marriage trope Frequent intimate scenes between married partners Strong language / profanity Emotional intensity, possessiveness, and jealousy Power dynamics within a relationship Potential toxic or unhealthy relationship behaviors Arguments, conflict, and emotional distress
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