KIAAN
I hated this woman with the bottom of my heart because I believed she ruined my life. Maybe she did back then, but I’ve learned to move past it. Because she saved me too. She gave me purpose and she gave me a family I never thought I’ll have.Â
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The story of two people bound together, first by convenience and then by necessity. One is fighting to thrive, the other to simply survive. A deck of cards, a string of broken hearts and fresh starts. Most roses are perennials, returning year after year when cared for. But when the root is torn, the flower falls back into the ground. His wife’s casket was not even buried when his ex fiancée showed up. She looked as lifeless as she always did. Her return was just temporary. She came to pay her respects to the deceased and he believed that was the end of it but then why is he forced to work with her four years later? He believed she is out of his life. He believed he would never have to see her again after he broke their engagement with her. They were never close. They were never meant to be. Then why is she back?
Spin off to Qayamat (on Wattpad) --- Fate decides all. Fate rules all. Fates condemns all. Harold is a man of riches and noble blood. Coated in a shell of gold that couldn't shield him from the heartbreaks. Now? Now he wears the gold in an armour. Tall, strong and proud. He has no place for anyone in his life. Inayat hates the world and everyone in it. Except him. When she needed help, his armour saved her. But he wants to keep it on forever and she wants it gone. Gold maybe shiny, but can it withstand the force of her? --- Gunaah cannot be read on its own. It needs to be read after Qayamat.
Vihaan Kapoor grew up in money, with loving parents and chaotic siblings. With a long lineage of powerful people, his privileged life taught him that money isn't everything. He is humble, funny, charismatic and a little special. Aditya Nanda grew up alone. Isolated from love, discarded by society and orphaned at a young age. His life has always been glum. He grew up fighting for food on his plate and built a restaurant no one goes hungry from. But behind his philanthropic efforts is a man stuck in darkness. When the midnight rain finally sees sunshine, he wants him for himself. By hook or by crook.
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