"Where vengeance blooms like poison flowers in a king's garden"

First and foremost, I want to dedicate this story to BehnazRad, whose brilliant idea sparked the creation of this book. Your vision gave life to these characters and their world, and for that, I am endlessly grateful.

And to Adropoffireinmyblood, my unwavering support system, who patiently reads every single word I write—no matter how messy or unpolished—and never fails to cheer me on. Your belief in me turns doubt into courage, and for that, I can never thank you enough.

This story exists because of both of you. Thank you for being my inspiration and my strength.

Dearest Reader,

Within these pages lies a tale woven from moonlight and shadow, from the whispered prayers of those who have lost everything and the silent vows of those who would burn empires to ash for justice.

As you embark on this journey with me, know that your thoughts, feedback, and engagement are a treasure. I encourage you to vote, comment, and share your thoughts as the story unfolds. Your support fuels the pages, and every word shared is a step toward bringing these characters and their world to life.

On Creation and Copyright
SOGOLI is a work of fiction born from imagination. While it draws breath from the rich traditions of Persian mythology and the timeless tales of love and vengeance, any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or real events is entirely coincidental.

This story is protected under copyright law. Like the carefully guarded secrets of the harem, these words are not to be taken or shared without permission. Your respect for this boundary is deeply appreciated.

Copyright © 2025
Jesse Chinedu
All Rights Reserved.

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With anticipation for the journey ahead,
Jesse ヅ

"In the garden of vengeance, love is the most dangerous bloom of all."