𝔖𝔥𝔯𝔞𝔞𝔭𝔦𝔱 I

Royal families don't crumble loudly. They rot in silence. The Syuradars are untouchable, Hindustan's most feared and revered dynasty. Their history is taught as legend, their name spoken like a prayer. No one questions them. No one survives if they do. At fifteen, Prince Arjunaditya Syuradar believes the stories he was raised on, until he finds an old diary hidden in a forgotten wing of the palace. The diary belonged to his grandmother, Queen Kritika Syuradar. Its pages speak of love... and then abruptly stop. Between unfinished sentences and careful omissions lies a truth the palace erased: A boy who vanished. A tragedy no one mourns aloud. A curse whispered but was never explained. As Arjunaditya follows the trail of secrets- through locked doors, hushed servants, and memories that refuse to stay buried, he realises something terrifying: That someone wasn't lost. That he was sacrificed. And in a family where reputation is worth more than blood, uncovering the truth may cost Arjunaditya everything. Because some curses aren't born. They are chosen. Saga of the forsaken.