Adultery The Swamiji

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Shailu ji post some updates!!! Everybody following your stories is eagerly waiting!!!

[masti.bhai]

Feeling Let Down
 

I just returned from traveling from India to the US today (Sunday), and finally logged back into this site. What I found was honestly frustrating, no interaction in this thread, no acknowledgment of the updates I’ve been sharing.
 
It makes me wonder: does anyone even care about this story anymore? If it doesn’t matter to you, I can stop and put my energy somewhere else. Engagement once made this space vibrant...  now it feels like I’m just posting into a void.
 
If this community still values the effort I’ve put into this story, it’s time to actually show it. Otherwise, I need to rethink whether this story even belongs here.
 
Thank you to everyone who offered encouragement in the beginning. But now, it feels cold and empty.
 
With great disappointment,

-- Shailu

We're eagerly waiting for the next instalment. Please write erotica, not mechanistic sex. Add kinks. We're jaded.

[desiass]

Please do continue the Story, very unique way of writing

[shailu4ever]

Shailu ji post some updates!!! Everybody following your stories is eagerly waiting!!!

Hi readersp

Thank you for the upbeat.  I will post the updates today.  Appreciate your support all the time.

With warm regards

-- Shailu

[shailu4ever]

We're eagerly waiting for the next instalment. Please write erotica, not mechanistic sex. Add kinks. We're jaded.

Hi masti.bhai

Thanks for your feedback!

I appreciate your interest in the story and will definitely keep your suggestions in mind for future installments. 

I want to make sure the story is exciting and engaging, so I’ll work on incorporating more depth and complexity. 

Stay tuned for the next update, I’m working on it!

With warm regards

-- Shailu

[shailu4ever]

Please do continue the Story, very unique way of writing

Hi

Thank you so much for the kind words! I’m really glad you’re enjoying the style. 

I’ll definitely keep going with the story, more updates coming soon!

Thank you for your support.

With warm regards

-- Shailu

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Chapter 2 – Threads of Saffron

The Expanding Mystery

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Scene 25 – The Minister’s Resignation


 
Hyderabad shimmered under the weight of the afternoon sun, its streets alive with a restless energy, but within the Falaknuma Palace, time seemed suspended. Light filtered through filigreed windows in golden shafts, caressing marble floors inlaid with semi-precious stones.
 
Venetian mirrors caught fragments of motion, multiplying them into a kaleidoscope of elegance. The chandeliers above, giants of crystal and brass imported from Europe over a century ago, sparkled with such intensity they seemed to trap constellations within their facets.
 
It was not a hall. It was a theatre of power. Every step across its Persian carpets whispered history; every scent of rose attar, every echo of a voice, carried the weight of dynasties.
 
At its center, framed by the magnificence, stood Aarav Kapoor, The Home Minister of Telangana. Forty-five, polished to precision, the lines of his charcoal suit cut with the severity of architecture.
 
His hair, touched lightly with silver at the temples, only enhanced the gravitas of his presence. Kapoor was a man accustomed to control, not of rooms, but of narratives, of tides, of futures. To see him was to witness a statesman who turned politics into art.
The crowd, journalists, aides, cabinet members, rivals, were an audience awaiting their cue. When Kapoor began to speak, the air itself seemed to bend toward him.
 
His voice carried the rich timbre of authority, resonant yet intimate, as if he addressed each person individually.
 
He spoke of reforms, of security, of promises for tomorrow. But his words were more than policy, they were choreography.
 
A performance so finely tuned that even opponents found themselves nodding against their will.
For decades, he had been the still axis around which Telangana’s turbulent politics turned. Bureaucrats feared his silence, security officer chiefs bowed to his rare smiles, and business magnates sought his discreet nod.
 
He had built a reputation not only on intellect, but on a careful cultivation of inevitability: Aarav Kapoor was the man who could not fall.
Until he did.
The first sign was a pause, too long, too sudden. His gaze, mid-sentence, broke away from the assembled press and seemed to pierce something unseen.
 
The silence that followed was not ordinary hesitation. It was electric. Heavy. Every cough stifled, every whisper swallowed.
Kapoor’s lips moved faintly, as though he heard a voice no one else could. Some in the front rows swore his pupils dilated, others that his jaw stiffened in recognition, not fear.
 
Whatever it was, the spell of the orator shattered.

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The minister closed his folder, the snap of its clasp a startling finality in the cavernous hall. His Montblanc pen, the talisman of a hundred signatures that had altered the lives of millions, was set neatly upon it.
 
Then, with the same calm authority he had wielded his entire career, he spoke two words that cut deeper than any scandal:
 
“I resign.”
 
Chaos erupted instantly. Gasps, questions, a cacophony of microphones thrust forward. Ministers shot glances at one another, some incredulous, others grim, a few almost expectant.
 
Journalists shouted over each other, their pens and cameras desperate to trap history in real time.
 
But Kapoor himself remained composed.
 
He neither answered nor acknowledged. His face carried the serenity of a man who had rehearsed this moment privately, perhaps for years.
 
Then it appeared: a saffron bead, slipping from the fold of his sleeve, rolling across the polished wood of the podium. It gleamed in the floodlights, an ordinary object rendered extraordinary by the setting.
 
Every camera caught it. Every witness felt its significance, though none could name it. A token, a warning, a message, what it meant was unclear, but it was unmistakably deliberate.
Kapoor turned without flourish. He walked toward a side archway, each step unhurried, precise. Those who moved to intercept him hesitated; it was as if the aura of his authority had not dissolved with his office.
 
The carved doors closed behind him with a muted thud.
 
And just like that, Aarav Kapoor was gone.
 
The hall lingered in stunned disarray. The saffron bead remained on the podium, solitary yet radiant, as though it were the only witness that understood.
 
Aides whispered theories, health, scandal, blackmail.
 
Rivals exchanged looks not of triumph but of calculation, as if they had been waiting for this but were still unprepared for its execution.
 
Outside the palace walls, Hyderabad pulsed with confusion. Phones buzzed with breaking news; television anchors scrambled for explanations; social media flooded with speculation.
 
But inside, those who had stood in that hall felt something else, an unease that no broadcast could capture.
Because the resignation did not feel like defeat. It felt like a move. A deliberate opening gambit in a game whose board no one could yet see.
 
And in the corner of the room, unnoticed by most, a junior aide bent to retrieve the saffron bead. The cameras caught only a glimpse as he pocketed it before vanishing into the crowd.
 
Hours later, when the footage replayed on every channel, millions would ask the same question:

What did Aarav Kapoor see, and who wanted him silent?

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Scene 26 – The Aftermath

 
By the time the palace doors had closed behind Aarav Kapoor, the nation was already on the brink of chaos.
 
Television screens across India froze on the image of the empty podium, eerily pristine, the light from the overhead chandeliers casting sharp shadows on the marble surface.
 
The single saffron bead, once lost amid the fanfare, now glinted like a signal in the glare of studio lights.
 
The anchors, usually masters of composure, stumbled over their words. Their polished tones, the sharp cadence of professionalism that had defined their careers, cracked with disbelief.
 
“Ladies and gentlemen… the Home Minister… he… he has resigned, effective immediately.” The anchor’s voice trembled, the weight of the words settling like a stone in the throat. “We are awaiting confirmation from the Telangana government.” The camera cut to the studio, where the host sat in a disbelieving silence, the faint buzz of studio lights filling the void.
 
Across the nation, the world seemed to pause. Newsrooms scrambled. In homes, cafes, and offices, people stopped in mid-conversation, their eyes glued to the screen, waiting for a follow-up that never came.
 
Social media exploded in a frenzy of speculation. #AaravKapoor, #HomeMinisterGone, #SaffronThread, each hashtag became a pulse in the digital bloodstream of the country.
 
The images of the empty podium, the stillness of his departure, spread across screens faster than the eye could track.
 
Within minutes, debates started, fingers pointed, and analysts pored over every frame of footage, every word he had spoken, trying desperately to piece together what had happened, and, more ominously, why.
 
Reports began pouring in from Hyderabad, but no one had seen Aarav Kapoor leave the palace. No one had spoken to him after his announcement.
 
The city was in disarray, but there was nothing to confirm his whereabouts. Ministers, aides, and security personnel alike had been caught off guard, their phones ringing endlessly with urgent calls, but none could provide a coherent answer.

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The ruling party’s headquarters in Delhi descended into a controlled frenzy.

"Get me the PM's office," one advisor barked into his phone, pacing the marbled floors, trying to avoid the cameras that had begun to swarm the building.
 
Another advisor stood near the wall, rubbing his temple as he stared at the breaking news on his phone. The sense of unease was palpable.
 
The Home Minister of a state had resigned with no prior warning, no public explanation, and, most troubling of all, no apparent reason.
There was no statement from the Telangana government.
 
No one from Kapoor’s office had made contact with the press.
 
His resignation, an act that should have been anticipated, had happened without a trace of warning. It was an earthquake in the middle of the political landscape.
 
Political rivals, meanwhile, exchanged looks not of celebration, but of calculation. Many of them had spent years trying to unseat Kapoor, yet even they could not comprehend the manner of his disappearance.
 
He had been untouchable, an immovable figure in Indian politics. Now, like a figurehead torn from his pedestal, the void he left behind was suffocating.
 
In Hyderabad, the pulse of the city had slowed. Reporters flooded the streets, luxury sedans speeding through the traffic, weaving through historic boulevards and towering glass complexes.
 
Drones hovered overhead, their silent rotors slicing through the evening air, capturing images from angles never before seen.
 
Journalists jostled one another for a shot of Kapoor’s residence, his former residence, as if somehow the walls of the house held the key to a mystery only they could uncover.
 
At every street corner, groups of people gathered around small screens, murmuring in disbelief. Some of the more seasoned reporters noted the odd tension in the city’s breath, something was wrong, but the answer lay beyond their reach.
 
By evening, the whispers had started. Had this been a calculated political move? A maneuver orchestrated by rival factions who were moving in the shadows?
 
A sudden, unspoken threat from one of the nation’s secretive power players? Or, more ominously, had something darker been set in motion, something neither side had anticipated?

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But still, no evidence emerged. Not a shred. Just the saffron bead, on television screens, on social media posts, on every front page.
 
The bead. That tiny, nearly insignificant object, now carried a weight it had never been designed to hold. Its glimmer was the sole clue in an ever-deepening mystery.
 
It shone under the lights of the cameras, on the desks of analysts, on the phones of every viewer, who stared at it with a mix of fear and fascination.
 
Some wondered if it was a message, others a symbol. No one knew what it meant, only that it had been deliberately placed there, for someone to find.
In Delhi, the corridors of power began to hum with urgent whispers. The Prime Minister’s office had been notified. The cabinet was briefed.
 
Ministers and advisors who had known Kapoor for years convened behind closed doors. Yet even they had no answers.
 
The man they had once feared, and occasionally admired, was no longer a part of the equation. But the void he left behind carried with it a deeper, more unsettling question:
 
Who had the power to make this happen? And why now?
 
In the shadows, amid hushed voices and burning phone lines, some began to wonder if there had been more at play than a simple resignation.
 
The impeccable timing, the sudden disappearance, was it really possible that a figure as calculated as Aarav Kapoor had walked away so easily?
 
And still, the saffron bead glittered on, its silence louder than any question.
 
As night descended across the country, the air grew thick with intrigue. The Prime Minister's office had issued a statement, though it was sparse, almost too carefully crafted. "The situation is under review. We are in constant communication with the Telangana government. Further details will be provided in due course."
 
But the words rang hollow, as if they were meant to assure, not inform. Meanwhile, the streets of Hyderabad and Delhi alike were filled with the same question, one that no answer could quiet:
 
What had happened to Aarav Kapoor?
 
And somewhere, far from the cameras and the chaos, in the corridors of power where deals were made and broken, the threads of a darker story were already beginning to unravel.
 
Something, or someone, had orchestrated this disappearance with the kind of precision that could only come from those who played at the highest levels of power.
 
And as the night grew deeper, the nation waited with bated breath, knowing that the answers were already moving through the shadows, beyond the reach of the public eye.

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[masti.bhai]

The Swamiji should be a m u s alman to make it extremely erotic

[shailu4ever]

The Swamiji should be a m u s alman to make it extremely erotic

Thank you for your feedback.  You will see the story unfolds very soon.

Your support and feedback like this really helps me motivated and continue the story.

With warm regards

-- Shailu

[Prakash1986]

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The Prologue



The Swamiji
 
 
They call him Swamiji.
Graceful as a saint. Feared as a god. Obeyed as a king.
 
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He rose,
crushing petals beneath his feet—
jasmines of innocence,
roses of devotion,
lives too fragile to resist his shadow.
 
The world saw a god.
Only the earth remembers
how many flowers he destroyed
to become The Swamiji.
 
This is the story whispered
by crushed jasmines and torn roses,
by vows turned to ash in the shadows.
 
This is the story of The Swamiji
A story no one dares speak aloud.
 
 
The Swamiji

Hi

Wow, this prologue is absolutely mesmerizing. The imagery you've crafted is haunting and beautiful, especially the way you juxtapose the grace of the Swamiji with the destruction he leaves in his wake.

I want to read the story of those destroyed flowers.  Interesting

The lines "The world saw a god. Only the earth remembers" are chilling. I’m hooked already.

[Prakash1986]

I just finished reading the intro scenes, and they are beautifully written. The elegance and richness of the atmosphere, along with the luxurious detail of the venue, are captured exceptionally well. 

Great job.  Keep continuing

[shailu4ever]

Hi

Wow, this prologue is absolutely mesmerizing. The imagery you've crafted is haunting and beautiful, especially the way you juxtapose the grace of the Swamiji with the destruction he leaves in his wake.

I want to read the story of those destroyed flowers.  Interesting

The lines "The world saw a god. Only the earth remembers" are chilling. I’m hooked already.

Hi Prakash1986 sir

Thank you so much for your thoughtful feedback! 

I’m thrilled to hear that the prologue resonated with you and that the imagery felt both haunting and vivid.

And yes, the story of those “destroyed flowers” is exactly what the rest of the novel explores. 

I’m excited to share how the seemingly divine intertwines with power, desire, and the unforeseen consequences of absolute influence. 

Your encouragement means a lot, and I hope the upcoming chapters continue to captivate you as the prologue did.

Warm regards

-- Shailu

[shailu4ever]

I just finished reading the intro scenes, and they are beautifully written. The elegance and richness of the atmosphere, along with the luxurious detail of the venue, are captured exceptionally well. 

Great job.  Keep continuing

Hi Prakash1986 sir

Thank you so much for your compliments.

I’m delighted that the atmosphere and the details of the venues resonated with you.

Creating that sense of elegance and richness is something I’ve been passionate about, so it’s encouraging to hear that it came through.

Your feedback means a lot, and it inspires me to continue weaving the story with the same depth and intensity. 

I’m excited to share more of the journey ahead.  Please continue reading and let me know how you feel.  

It will be really helpful for me and motivating.

With warm regards

-- Shailu

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Scene 27 – The Concert Silence – Pune


 
That same evening, as Hyderabad trembled under the weight of Aarav Kapoor’s cryptic resignation, another spectacle of unimaginable grandeur unfolded in Pune, an event that would seize the nation’s breath and rattle its very soul.
 
The MegaDome Stadium stood in its full, towering glory, an architectural marvel, gleaming beneath the night sky. Its walls pulsed with anticipation, a beating heart, alive with the vibrant energy of fifty thousand people packed into its vast expanse.
 
The crowd, a sea of glittering faces and swaying bodies, was a tapestry of glittering jewels, glow bands twinkling, painted faces sparkling under the stage lights, their voices hoarse and cracked with excitement.
 
Every heartbeat of the audience mirrored the thrum of the drums, a low hum of expectation, the kind that makes the air feel too thick to breathe.
Drones hovered above, their lenses capturing every inch of the electric crowd, broadcasting this fevered spectacle across millions of homes, city squares, and airport lounges. Everywhere, the country stood still for one moment, united in the collective energy of anticipation.
 
The screens in living rooms flickered to life, hearts racing with the knowledge that they were about to witness history. But this was not just a concert. This was an event, a crescendo that would sweep through every corner of India and beyond.
 
And then, she arrived.
 

Kiara Rao.

 
She emerged, bathed in gold, a goddess walking among mortals. Every step she took seemed choreographed by fate itself, as though the world had long awaited her entrance. The air around her seemed to shimmer, the very atmosphere bending to her allure.
 
Her silver sequins reflected the lights in dazzling patterns, a thousand tiny stars caught in the fabric of her skin.
 
She was a vision of effortless elegance and timeless grace, yet beneath the surface, there was the raw, magnetic force of a woman adored by millions, whose voice had become the soundtrack of countless lives, a melody that lingered in weddings, on dance floors, in intimate moments of loss.
 
The crowd erupted in a collective frenzy the moment she raised her hand, fifty thousand voices, all harmonizing in a single, primal cry of adoration. Her presence, radiant and unshakable, commanded the stadium.
 
When she opened her mouth to sing, it was no longer music. 

It was something more, something divine. 

Her voice carried the weight of an empire, of dreams, of love, and of heartbreak, wrapped in the velvet richness of years of perfecting her craft.

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The crowd, lost in her, swayed in unison as though her very being was an extension of their souls.
 
For nearly an hour, she held the night in her palm. Each note was a command, each lyric an incantation, her movements liquid and hypnotic, as though the very space around her bent to her will. Every smile she gave was a spark, setting off another explosion of wild adoration.
 
She was not merely performing; she was presiding over an event of cosmic importance, a living legend bathed in gold and light.
 
But then, something changed.
 
As the final, climactic note built toward its peak, the air itself seemed to shift. 

From the darkened edges of the stage, a thin ribbon of golden smoke began to curl upward, barely noticeable at first. 

The crowd, too caught up in the music’s intoxicating rhythm, didn’t notice at first.
 
But as the smoke thickened, a collective shudder rippled through the audience.
 
It no longer floated lazily, this mist, this ethereal presence, moved with purpose. It unfurled and spiraled, wrapping itself around Kiara in tendrils of saffron gold, as if some unseen hand had reached down from the heavens to claim her.
 
The audience, still swept up in their frenzy, cheered louder, convinced this was merely an effect, part of the grand theatrical magic they had come to expect. But the smoke did not dissipate as stage effects usually do. It lingered, thickened, swirling with intent.
 
The golden mist was alive, it seemed to pulse, as though it had a life of its own, weaving around Kiara like a cloak of mystery.
 
Then, something darker happened. The band faltered. The drummer’s sticks slipped from his fingers, clattering onto the stage like the faintest sign of impending doom. A guitarist froze mid-strum, staring, transfixed and wide-eyed, at the scene unfolding before him.

Kiara’s voice, until then flawless and steady, cracked, a single, fleeting break in the melodic flow. And then, just as the audience teetered on the edge of something extraordinary, the music faltered completely.
 
A strange, rhythmic chant began to emanate from the speakers. It was ancient, primal, the deep reverberations of a forgotten language, echoing across the air. The sound vibrated through every bone in the stadium, sending a chill down the spine of even the most ardent fan.
 
 
The chant grew louder, its rhythm almost hypnotic, as though the very sound of it was pulling the crowd into a trance.

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