For the girlies who learned to carry a crown that never fit. You were always more than what the world told you to be.
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Vivaan Sharma has everything a rising corporate career, a smile polished enough to fool a mirror and a life so put together that even his plants believe he's stable. But perfection is expensive. And Vivaan's been paying in silence. His mother wants him married. His colleagues think he's fine. His world thinks men don't break. Yet every night, when the city sleeps, he revisits a memory he never asked for one moment that rewrote his life, stole his laughter, and taught him that sometimes the loudest "NO" is the one no one hears. And then there’s Soumya Sen; the one person who sees the cracks behind his perfect smile. A woman soft enough to reach the places he’s buried, strong enough to believe him when no one else will. The only one capable of touching the wounds he hides. The only one who might teach him that healing is not weakness but courage.
In a bustling law firm where every case is a battle of wits, Vyakhya Bedi has always felt she's fighting for more than just a verdict. Raised in the shadow of her father's favoritism for a young man named Adhiraj Mukherjee, an heir-apparent she never wanted to compete with. Vyakhya has learned to believe that love is a reward for perfection. Meanwhile, Adhiraj, the ever goofy yet emotionally guarded young man, has his own demons, chief among them the societal belief that grief and vulnerability are signs of weakness. When circumstances and a well intentioned family arrangement bring Vyakhya and Adhiraj into an unexpected marriage, they find themselves forced to confront not only each other in the courtroom but also the broken pieces of their own hearts. As they argue on opposite sides of life's most personal trial, what will happen to the bond that hangs on the thinnest thread?
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