As they fight in class, another connection is unfolding.
Aaradhya, unaware of his identity, befriends Rehaan online—pouring her soul out to an anonymous writer who seems to understand her scars.
Rehaan, already in love with her, lets her believe she’s speaking to a stranger—because it’s the only way she allows herself to be vulnerable.
The more he learns about her pain, the harder he falls—not just for her mind, but for the way she hides her wounds beneath sharp words and tired smiles
But the moment of truth arrives—when she discovers that the man she was opening up to, trusting for the first time in years, is the same man she has sworn to hate.
The Breaking Point?
Aaradhya feels betrayed, humiliated, and foolish for believing—just for a second—that love could be real. She pushes Rehaan away, convinced that all he ever wanted was to prove her wrong.
But Rehaan isn’t like the others who used her. And he refuses to be just another name in the list of people who hurt her
So he does what he does best—he writes. Not a love story for the world, but one just for her.
A story about a girl who was always used in the name of love—and a boy who wanted nothing but to love her right.
Aaradhya has spent her life believing she’s unlovable. But now, she has to decide—does she let her past define her future, or does she take a chance on the one person who never asked for anything in return?
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