Despite being an Egyptian prince, Naveen was renowned throughout the kingdom for his flirtatious escapades, earning him a reputation as a notorious womanizer. His past relationships were predominantly shallow, driven by fleeting thrills rather than genuine connection.

Naveen, however, did not blame himself for this. He believed his irresistible charm and captivating beauty made him impossible to refuse. No woman in the kingdom had ever turned him down—until now.

He found himself irresistibly drawn to the daughter of a high-ranking government official, whose resistance to his advances intrigued and challenged him. When she confronted him about his reputation for exploiting women, he couldn't help but be amused.

With a soft chuckle, Naveen gazed at her, standing defiantly before him with arms crossed and a look of exasperation. "I see how it is," he murmured, still amused. "You misunderstand. I never take advantage of women. I give them pleasure."