Full Name: Tanu Sharma

Age: 18

Education: BA, Semester 1 (Undergraduate)

Hometown: A small town in India

Family Background:

Belongs to a traditional, middle-class family

Parents are strict and protective

Values discipline and family traditions

Personality Traits:

Shy and introverted

Kind-hearted and soft-spoken

Diligent and focused on studies

Curious but hesitant to explore beyond her sheltered life

have angre issue

Hobbies:

Reading novels

reading historical story,

cooking eating

Fear: Disappointing her parents and breaking societal norms

Full Name: Kim Yoon

Age: 21

Nationality: South Korean

Education: Pursuing a Computer Science course

Profession: Founder and CEO of a successful game development company

Family Background:

Comes from a wealthy and influential family in Seoul

Raised in a privileged environment with access to the best resources

Has always been encouraged to excel in academics and business

Personality Traits:

Intelligent, ambitious, and confident

Charming and persuasive but also deeply obsessive

Goal-oriented and determined, with a strong belief in getting what he wants

Protective and caring but struggles with boundaries due to his possessiveness

Hobbies:

Designing video games and exploring new tech trends

Playing the piano

Traveling and learning about different cultures

Fear: Losing control or not achieving what he desires

Unique Aspect:

His obsessive nature makes him relentless in pursuing his goals, including love.

Despite his wealth and achievements, he craves genuine connection, which he finds in Tanu’s simplicity and innocence.

Episode 1

THe soft rays of the morning sun filtered through the sheer curtains in Tanu’s room. She lay curled up in her bed, clutching her blanket tightly, as the sound of her mother’s voice echoed through the room.

“Tanu! Wake up, beta. You’ll be late for college!” her mom called out, gently shaking her shoulder.

Tanu stirred, groaning softly. “Just five more minutes, Maa,” she mumbled, burying her face in the pillow.

“No excuses! You’ll have to get up now,” her mom insisted, pulling the blanket off her. Reluctantly, Tanu opened her eyes, blinking against the sunlight, and dragged herself out of bed.

She completed her morning routine—a quick shower, braiding her hair neatly, and dressing in a simple hoddie and jeans. By the time she reached the kitchen, the smell of freshly made parathas filled the air.

“Here, have your breakfast,” her mom said, placing a plate of paratha and achar in front of her.

“Thanks, Maa,” Tanu said, eating quickly. Before leaving, she called out, “Bye, Maa! Bye, Papa!”

Her father looked up from his morning newspaper, nodding with a smile, while her mother waved her off. Her elder brother and sister were still asleep, enjoying the luxury of a late start.

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The college was just a short walk from her house. The path was lined with trees, and the air felt fresh and cool. As she approached the college gates, she spotted her best friend, Priya, waiting for her under their usual spot—the big banyan tree.

“Good morning, sleepyhead!” Priya teased, grinning.

Tanu rolled her eyes. “You sound just like Maa. Couldn’t you have been a little more sympathetic?”

“Nope. Someone’s gotta keep you on your toes,” Priya replied, linking her arm with Tanu’s as they walked towards their classroom.

They chatted about their day ahead, assignments, and the latest gossip. Priya, always the more outgoing of the two, loved teasing Tanu about her quiet nature.

“By the way,” Priya began with a mischievous glint in her eyes, “have you ever thought about talking to someone interesting online?”

Tanu looked at her, confused. “What do you mean?”

“You know, there’s this app where you can chat with people from all over the world. It’s really fun!” Priya said, pulling out her phone and showing Tanu the app.

Tanu frowned. “Are you crazy? You know how strict my parents are. They’d never allow it.”

“They won’t know unless you tell them. Don’t worry, it’s just for fun. Who knows, you might meet someone cool,” Priya said, nudging her.

Tanu hesitated but couldn’t ignore the spark of curiosity that Priya’s words ignited. “I don’t know… I’ll think about it.”

As they entered their classroom and the lecture began, Tanu found herself wondering about the app Priya mentioned. Little did she know, her life was about to take a turn she could never have imagined.

The day at college passed quickly, and as the sun dipped lower in the sky, Tanu waved goodbye to her friends.

“Bye, Priya. See you tomorrow!” Tanu called out, her voice carrying a hint of tiredness.

Priya grinned. “Don’t forget what we talked about!”

Tanu shook her head, smiling softly, and made her way home.

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Once she reached her house, the familiar comfort of her home greeted her. She freshened up, changed into her favorite cotton kurta, and lay on her bed to rest for a while. Snowy, her fluffy white rabbit, hopped onto the bed, curling up beside her.

“Snowy, you’re so lucky,” Tanu murmured, stroking his fur. “You don’t have to deal with studies or people teasing you all the time.”

After some rest, she got up and settled at her desk to study. The quiet rustle of papers filled the room as she diligently worked through her assignments. Dinner with her family was simple and warm, and by the time she returned to her room, the house had grown still.

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Lying in bed, Tanu stared at the ceiling, Priya’s words ringing in her mind. “There’s this app… you might meet someone cool.”

Curiosity gnawed at her. “Should I?” she whispered, glancing at Snowy, who twitched his nose as if encouraging her.

Before she could second-guess herself, Tanu picked up her phone. Her fingers hovered over the app store before finally downloading the chatting app Priya had mentioned. Her heart raced as she created her profile, deciding to use Snowy’s picture instead of her own.

Once registered, she scrolled through the suggested profiles, one in particular catching her attention.

Kim Yoon.

His profile picture was simple yet intriguing—he was seated at a desk, working on a laptop, his focused expression illuminated by the screen’s soft glow. There was something calming about the image, and Tanu couldn’t resist the urge to click “Connect.”

Moments later, a notification popped up.

Kim Yoon: “Hi. Is that your rabbit? It looks cute.”

Tanu smiled, her nerves easing a bit as she typed back.

Tanu: “Yes, his name is Snowy. Do you have a pet?”

Kim Yoon: “Yes, I have a cat named Luna. She’s as bossy as she is adorable.”

Tanu chuckled softly, imagining a mischievous cat.

Tanu: “That’s nice. I’ve never had a cat, but I’ve always liked them. Your picture looks interesting. Are you working on something important?”

Kim Yoon: “Always. I’m working on a project for my game company. What about you? College student, right?”

Tanu: “Yes, I’m in my first semester. Nothing as exciting as running a company, though.”

Their conversation flowed easily, with Kim Yoon’s polite and engaging questions putting Tanu at ease. The hours slipped by as they shared small details about their lives—his love for tech, her fondness for animals, and the little quirks that made them unique.

For the first time, Tanu felt a spark of connection she hadn’t known she needed.

As the night wore on, she put her phone aside and smiled, Snowy curled up beside her. The shy girl from a small town had taken a leap into an unknown world, and she couldn’t help but wonder where it might lead.

The soft glow of the morning sun peeked through the curtains as Tanu slowly woke up. She stretched, her hand instinctively reaching for her phone.

Unlocking it, her heart skipped a beat when she saw a notification.

Kim Yoon: “Good morning, Tanu. Did you sleep well?”

A small smile crept across her face. It was the first time someone other than her family or Priya had wished her good morning. Her fingers hovered over the keyboard for a moment before she typed back.

Tanu: “Good morning! Yes, I did. What about you?”

The reply came almost instantly.

Kim Yoon: “I barely slept. Busy night working on a game update. But seeing your reply made my morning better.”

Tanu’s cheeks warmed, and she quickly hid her smile behind her hand, feeling a mix of flattery and shyness.

Tanu: “You should rest more. Overworking isn’t good for you.”

Kim Yoon: “I’ll rest when I can. So, what’s your plan for today? College?”

Tanu: “Yes, I have classes in the morning. Nothing exciting. What about you?”

Kim Yoon: “Meetings and coding. My usual. But I’ll make time to chat with you later.”

Tanu’s heart fluttered at his words, and she found herself looking forward to their next conversation. For someone so successful, Kim Yoon seemed surprisingly down-to-earth and attentive.

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Her mom’s voice called out from the other room, breaking her thoughts. “Tanu! Get up, or you’ll be late for college!”

“Coming, Maa!” Tanu replied, quickly setting her phone aside and rushing to get ready.

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As she walked to college, the morning felt brighter than usual. She couldn’t help but replay her conversation with Kim Yoon in her mind. Priya noticed the slight spring in her step as soon as they met under the banyan tree.

“What’s with that smile?” Priya asked, raising an eyebrow.

“Nothing,” Tanu replied, trying to act nonchalant, but Priya wasn’t buying it.

“Don’t lie. I know that look. Spill it!”

Tanu hesitated before mumbling, “I, uh… I tried the app.”

Priya gasped, grabbing her arm. “Finally! And? Did you talk to anyone?”

“Yes… His name is Kim Yoon. He seems nice.”

Priya’s grin widened. “See? I told you it would be fun! Tell me everything later.”

Tanu blushed but nodded, feeling a mix of excitement and nervousness.

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Throughout the day, her thoughts kept drifting back to her conversation with Kim Yoon. For the first time, she felt like her routine life might just have a spark of something special.

After their conversation under the banyan tree, Priya kept poking at Tanu during breaks, teasing her about Kim Yoon.

“So, are you going to continue talking to him?” Priya asked with a mischievous glint in her eyes.

Tanu looked away, her cheeks slightly pink. “Yes... I mean, he’s nice to talk to.”

Priya grinned, giving Tanu a playful nudge. “Good for you! Just be careful, okay? These things can get tricky.”

“I will,” Tanu assured her, waving goodbye as the day came to an end.

“Bye, Tanu! Keep me updated!” Priya called out with a wink.

Tanu sighed, half-annoyed but secretly happy.

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Back at home, after eating dinner with her family, Tanu retreated to her room. Snowy hopped onto her lap as she picked up her phone, her fingers hesitating for a second before she opened the app.

Tanu: “Hi, Yoon. Are you busy?”

The reply came almost immediately, making her smile.

Kim Yoon: “Hi, Tanu. Not too busy for you. How was your day?”

Tanu: “It was okay. College was the same, but I heard something interesting.”

Kim Yoon: “Oh? What’s that?”

Tanu: “One of my classmates was talking about a girl who ran away with her boyfriend. Everyone in town is gossiping about it.”

There was a pause before Yoon replied.

Kim Yoon: “Really? That’s bold of her. What do you think about it?”

Tanu thought for a moment, her fingers hovering over the keyboard.

Tanu: “I don’t know. It’s scary to think of leaving everything behind like that.

As the conversation with Kim Yoon continued, his curiosity grew about Tanu’s thoughts on the girl who had run away with her boyfriend.

Kim Yoon: “What’s your opinion on her running away without telling her parents?”

Tanu frowned, thinking about the question before typing back.

Tanu: “I think she’s a bad girl. Her parents must have done so much for her—taking care of her, keeping her in school, giving her a good life. And then she just runs away with someone? It’s so selfish. Her parents must be heartbroken.”

There was a pause before Kim Yoon responded.

Kim Yoon: “I get your point. But what if her parents didn’t understand her or didn’t approve of her choices? Wouldn’t she have the right to choose her happiness?”

Tanu felt conflicted. His words made her think, but her upbringing had taught her differently.

Tanu: “Maybe... but I still believe she should have spoken to her parents. Running away is not the solution. It’s like betraying their trust.”

Kim Yoon: “You’re very traditional, aren’t you?”

Tanu: “I guess so. That’s how I’ve been raised. Family comes first.”

Kim Yoon smiled as he read her message. He found her innocence and devotion to her values endearing.

As their conversation unfolded, Kim Yoon's words took a more serious turn.

Kim Yoon: “But I think if I love someone, I’ll make her mine. I’ll do anything for her, no matter the cost.”

Tanu froze, reading his message twice, her fingers hovering over the screen. His words felt intense, almost overwhelming. She wasn’t used to such bold declarations, especially from someone she barely knew.

After a moment, she typed back cautiously.

Tanu: “That’s... a strong way to think. But don’t you think it’s important to respect the other person’s wishes and their family too?”

Kim Yoon’s reply came almost immediately.

Kim Yoon: “Of course. But if I love someone, I’d protect her and fight for her. Sometimes, love means taking risks and going against the odds.”

Tanu stared at the screen, her heart pounding. His confidence and determination were so different from the boys she knew, who were often shy and hesitant.

Tanu: “That sounds... intense. But what if the girl doesn’t feel the same way or isn’t ready?”

Kim Yoon: “Then I’d respect her choice. Love isn’t about forcing someone, Tanu. But if she feels the same way, I’d move mountains for her.”

His words lingered in Tanu’s mind. She felt a mix of admiration and unease. Kim Yoon’s way of expressing himself was passionate and unwavering, unlike anything she’d encountered before.

Tanu: “You’re very determined. I think that’s admirable, but also a little scary.”

Kim Yoon: “Scary? Why?”

Tanu: “Because love isn’t just about what one person feels. It’s about understanding and compromise too. Don’t you think so?”

Kim Yoon paused before replying, his tone softening slightly.

Kim Yoon: “You’re right, Tanu. Love is about understanding. But I guess I’m the kind of person who believes in fighting for what I want. Maybe it’s because of how I’ve been raised.”

Tanu found herself curious about his life.

Tanu: “How were you raised?”

Kim Yoon: “In a family where success and strength are everything. If you want something, you work for it. You don’t wait for life to hand it to you. But sometimes, I wonder if that makes me too... intense.”

Tanu smiled softly at his honesty.

Tanu: “It’s not a bad thing to be intense. It shows you’re passionate. But maybe sometimes it’s okay to let things happen naturally too.”

Kim Yoon read her message, a small smile playing on his lips. She was unlike anyone he had ever spoken to—gentle, thoughtful, and grounded.

Kim Yoon: “Maybe you’re right. You make me think differently, Tanu. I like that about you.”

Tanu felt her cheeks flush again. His words carried a weight that made her heart flutter.