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White A LOOK AT LIFE-144 BY-SMRUTI RANJAN MOHANTY NOTHING IS OVER Nothing is over. The best part is yet to come Just motivate yourself. Forget not! how precious this human is? You have a lot of life left in you. Still left in you the desire to live Why are you in a hurry? This beautiful world is for you For you only Live before you die! Have your moments Before you call it a day You are as capable as anyone else. Have faith in your ability to live A beautiful life is ahead And you have every right to live it. Nothing is as motivating as the will And determination to live The way you want to. If not for others Live for yourself, your better half Who has been with you in rain and summer Fog and winter What matters is not age but an attitude towards life and yourself Be sure! a golden tomorrow is awaiting. Live to the full without being disturbed and Perturbed by your imagination and apprehension About what lies next Before you fade Leave your footprints on the mosaic of time Live instead of carrying a body With dead emotions and feelings With very little life and passion to live Don't kill yourself when still alive! Look at life It is the reality Death is just a moment Smruti Ranjan Mohanty ©Smruti Ranjan Mohanty #mountain A LOOK AT LIFE-144 BY-SMRUTI RANJAN MOHANTY NOTHING IS OVER Nothing is over. The best part is yet to come Just motivate

White A LOOK AT LIFE-144 BY-SMRUTI RANJAN MOHANTY NOTHING IS OVER Nothing is over. The best part is yet to come Just motivate yourself. Forget not! how precious this human is? You have a lot of life left in you. Still left in you the desire to live Why are you in a hurry? This beautiful world is for you For you only Live before you die! Have your moments Before you call it a day You are as capable as anyone else. Have faith in your ability to live A beautiful life is ahead And you have every right to live it. Nothing is as motivating as the will And determination to live The way you want to. If not for others Live for yourself, your better half Who has been with you in rain and summer Fog and winter What matters is not age but an attitude towards life and yourself Be sure! a golden tomorrow is awaiting. Live to the full without being disturbed and Perturbed by your imagination and apprehension About what lies next Before you fade Leave your footprints on the mosaic of time Live instead of carrying a body With dead emotions and feelings With very little life and passion to live Don't kill yourself when still alive! Look at life It is the reality Death is just a moment Smruti Ranjan Mohanty ©Smruti Ranjan Mohanty #mountain A LOOK AT LIFE-144 BY-SMRUTI RANJAN MOHANTY NOTHING IS OVER Nothing is over. The best part is yet to come Just motivate

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White Chapter 3 Betrayal and Betrayers Within the ruling family and among the noble families of the realm, King Eamon's heart sank as he learned of the betrayal within his own family. His own brother, Prince Frederick, had conspired with a rival noble family, the House of Ravensworth, to overthrow him and claim the throne for himself. Prince Frederick had always been envious of his brother's position and yearned for power. The House of Ravensworth saw this as an opportunity to elevate their status and gain control over the kingdom. The news shook King Eamon to his core. How could his own flesh and blood turn against him ? Filled with a mix of anger and deep sadness, he summoned Prince Frederick to the throne room to confront him. The words they exchanged were heated, their voices echoing through the grand halls of the castle. Betrayal did not stop with Prince Frederick; it seeped into the noble families as well. Lord Reginald of House Everwood, a close ally of the ruling family, had secretly formed an alliance with House Blackthorn, their long-standing rival. Lord Reginald's motive was simple - to gain more power and influence within the kingdom. This act of deceit left King Eamon feeling even more betrayed and uncertain of whom he could trust. The consequences of these betrayals were far-reaching. The unity within the kingdom was shattered, and tensions between noble families escalated. It was no longer just a fight for the throne, but a battle for survival and dominance. The lines between loyalty and treachery blurred as families who had once stood side by side now found themselves pitted against each other. King Eamon knew that if he wanted to protect his reign and restore peace to the realm, he had to act swiftly. He called upon his most trusted advisors, including Lady Victoria, a skilled diplomat, and Sir William, a fearless warrior, to help him navigate this treacherous landscape. Together, they devised a plan to confront the traitors head-on. King Edmund reached out to other noble families, seeking alliances and support. He knew that unity was crucial if they were to overcome the enemies both within and outside the realm. It was not an easy task, as trust had been shattered, but some noble families were willing to put aside their differences for the sake of a greater cause. As the Quest for the throne intensified, King Eamon and his loyal allies embarked on a journey to expose the betrayers and reclaim the kingdom. They faced numerous challenges along the way, encountering spies, assassins, and unexpected twists that tested their resolve. But King Eamon's determination did not waver. He was fueled by the desire to protect his people and restore harmony to the realm. With every step closer to victory, the betrayers felt the weight of their actions. Their plans crumbled, and their influence diminished. In the end, King Eamon stood victorious, firmly grasping the throne he rightfully deserved. The betrayers were banished or brought to justice, their treacherous acts condemned by the kingdom and its people. King Eamon's reign was marked by a newfound sense of unity and loyalty, as the realm emerged stronger from the fires of deceit. However, scars of betrayal would forever remain, reminding the ruling family and noble families of the fragility of trust. King Eamon vowed to maintain a vigilant eye on the realm, to prevent future betrayals and ensure the peace and prosperity of his kingdom. And so, the realm continued to thrive under King Eamon's wise rule, as the lessons of betrayal and its consequences were etched into the annals of history, serving as a reminder for generations to come. ©Prince Martin #City #story #part #part3

White Chapter 3 Betrayal and Betrayers Within the ruling family and among the noble families of the realm, King Eamon's heart sank as he learned of the betrayal within his own family. His own brother, Prince Frederick, had conspired with a rival noble family, the House of Ravensworth, to overthrow him and claim the throne for himself. Prince Frederick had always been envious of his brother's position and yearned for power. The House of Ravensworth saw this as an opportunity to elevate their status and gain control over the kingdom. The news shook King Eamon to his core. How could his own flesh and blood turn against him ? Filled with a mix of anger and deep sadness, he summoned Prince Frederick to the throne room to confront him. The words they exchanged were heated, their voices echoing through the grand halls of the castle. Betrayal did not stop with Prince Frederick; it seeped into the noble families as well. Lord Reginald of House Everwood, a close ally of the ruling family, had secretly formed an alliance with House Blackthorn, their long-standing rival. Lord Reginald's motive was simple - to gain more power and influence within the kingdom. This act of deceit left King Eamon feeling even more betrayed and uncertain of whom he could trust. The consequences of these betrayals were far-reaching. The unity within the kingdom was shattered, and tensions between noble families escalated. It was no longer just a fight for the throne, but a battle for survival and dominance. The lines between loyalty and treachery blurred as families who had once stood side by side now found themselves pitted against each other. King Eamon knew that if he wanted to protect his reign and restore peace to the realm, he had to act swiftly. He called upon his most trusted advisors, including Lady Victoria, a skilled diplomat, and Sir William, a fearless warrior, to help him navigate this treacherous landscape. Together, they devised a plan to confront the traitors head-on. King Edmund reached out to other noble families, seeking alliances and support. He knew that unity was crucial if they were to overcome the enemies both within and outside the realm. It was not an easy task, as trust had been shattered, but some noble families were willing to put aside their differences for the sake of a greater cause. As the Quest for the throne intensified, King Eamon and his loyal allies embarked on a journey to expose the betrayers and reclaim the kingdom. They faced numerous challenges along the way, encountering spies, assassins, and unexpected twists that tested their resolve. But King Eamon's determination did not waver. He was fueled by the desire to protect his people and restore harmony to the realm. With every step closer to victory, the betrayers felt the weight of their actions. Their plans crumbled, and their influence diminished. In the end, King Eamon stood victorious, firmly grasping the throne he rightfully deserved. The betrayers were banished or brought to justice, their treacherous acts condemned by the kingdom and its people. King Eamon's reign was marked by a newfound sense of unity and loyalty, as the realm emerged stronger from the fires of deceit. However, scars of betrayal would forever remain, reminding the ruling family and noble families of the fragility of trust. King Eamon vowed to maintain a vigilant eye on the realm, to prevent future betrayals and ensure the peace and prosperity of his kingdom. And so, the realm continued to thrive under King Eamon's wise rule, as the lessons of betrayal and its consequences were etched into the annals of history, serving as a reminder for generations to come. ©Prince Martin #City #story #part #part3