Once upon a time, there lived a shrewd thief named Raju. Raju
lived in the kingdom of Krishnarajya. He hated its ruler, King Arjun. Raju
blamed Arjun for him being a thief.
A few years ago, when
Raju was looking for a job, he reached the palace.
But Arjun’s guards didn’t allow Raju to enter the palace. He was thrown out
mercilessly. This filled immense hatred in him. He decided to teach Arjun lesson.
He became a thief who robbed valuables from Arjun’s
ministers and other wealthy people. Arjun was determined to find the thief.
Unaware that the thief was Raju. Each night Raju wore black attire and robbed. Arjun failed to catch him, and this
bothered him a lot. He spent the night
tossing in his bed, wondering where would next robbery take place. Raju was
enjoying his Arjun’s anxiety more than his victory.
One night he decided to rob a bungalow at the far end of the
town. As usual, he stepped out in his
black attire and reached there. He entered the bungalow and saw a lovely girl sleeping in her bed. He fell in love with her. He walked out of
the bungalow without finishing his job. The whole
night he stayed awake thinking about that girl.
The next morning, he went to the bungalow with his uncle.
Beautiful girl, Nama, opened the door and called her mother. Nama and her mother
lived there alone. Raju offered to marry Nama. Mother agreed to get them
married, but Raju was asked to live with them after marriage.
Raju was an orphan, so he agreed to live with them. Their
marriage was a lavish function. Nama’s mother was wealthy. Raju started
living a beautiful life. Nama’s mother wanted Raju to help her in business.
Raju worked hard. He decided to live life peacefully. He liked working hard for
Nama. He gifted her many things, pampered
her. Nama’s mother was pleased to see this. Raju took care of Nama’s mother
too. Orphan Raju liked being with his family. But Arjun’s determination to
catch the thief bothered him. The fear of losing Nama gripped him.
He decided to take control of it. He went to meet Arjun.
Nama’s mother rich influence helped him to meet
Arjun. He said Arjun, ‘My lord; I can help you catch the thief.’
Arjun accepted his help. Raju knew how a thief thinks, and
he helped Arjun in catching many notorious criminals. After a few years, the robbery
rate in the kingdom was almost zero. Arjun was proud of Raju.
No one knew that the biggest thief was indeed Raju. Raju
lived happily with Nama.
Happy reading!
About the writer:
Nisha B Thakur is the author of a Murder Mystery | The Unexpected Trail read at https://www.amazon.in/dp/B0BB88QHM5
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