
Wheelchair King's Irony
Aisha never believed she was enough—not for her family, not for society, and certainly not for love. Mocked for her weight and skin tone, she’s spent her life surviving on....
Aisha never believed she was enough—not for her family, not for society, and certainly not for love. Mocked for her weight and skin tone, she’s spent her life surviving on kindness alone. But when desperation drives her to accept a job caring for the world’s cruelest billionaire, everything changes. Rudra Singhhal has everything—except mercy. Once the world’s most powerful man, a mysterious accident left him paralyzed and bitter. Now, trapped in his own mansion and fury, he wants no one near him—especially a woman like Aisha. Forced together by fate and family, their clash is electric, their worlds utterly opposed. But beneath his rage and her pain lies something neither expected: healing, hope… and a love that could defy every cruel word ever spoken. Can the girl the world mocked teach the man who owns it how to feel again? To know more, listen to 'Wheelchair King's Irony' only on Pocket FM!
- E1. The Interview of Fire
- E2. The Silent War and the Shadow Family
- E3. The Family's Shame
- E4. The Speed of Guilt
- E5. The Nanny's Advantage
- E6. The Perfect Prison
- E7. The Ultimate Act of Respect
- E8. The Price of Absolute Trust
- E9. The Test of the Leash
- E10. The Consequence of Gratitude
- E11. The New Contract
- E12. The Personal Inquiry
- E13. The Unraveling
- E14. The Swiss Protocol
- E15. The Unseen Enemy
- E16. The Hour of Retribution
- E17. The Unsettling Proximity
- E18. The Family Wall
- E19. The Family Test
- E20. The Routine of Intimacy
Cassie Dee — 5/5 — 11M ago
The story is good but the way it is explained is a little annoying. I couldn't listen to the whole story explaining which person is saying what and then the narrator summaring it all.