
Avyukt's POV
When she asked me if I had ever liked someone...

Avyukt's POV
When she asked me if I had ever liked someone...
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They were never meant to belong to each other. Not by fate. Not by love. Not by choice. Yet somehow... They found themselves tied together by promises they never made and bonds they never wanted. Arohi never expected her heart to become a battlefield. Raavi never expected one decision to change the course of her life. Zyansh never believed devotion could become an obsession. And Arjun never imagined that the person standing beside him would become impossible to let go. What begins as duty. What begins as circumstance. What begins as something neither love nor destiny. Slowly turns into something far more dangerous. Because sometimes the strongest relationships are not built on love. They are built on attachment. Possession. Secrets. And the terrifying fear of losing someone who was never supposed to matter. In a world filled with power, betrayal, family secrets, and hidden truths, two couples find themselves crossing lines they once swore they never would. And when devotion turns into obsession... There is no going back. ββββββββΰΌ»π€ΰΌΊββββββββ π ππππππππ ππππππππ π€ Zyansh Sisodia Γ Arohi Rathore π₯ Arjun Sisodia Γ Raavi Mehra ββββββββΰΌ»π€ΰΌΊββββββββ β They were never bound by love. Yet they became incapable of living without each other. β



She spent years building a life that looked perfect from the outside. A successful professor. A respected woman. A marriage everyone envied. Until one betrayal shattered everything. Divorced, broken, and struggling to recognize the woman staring back at her in the mirror, she swore she would never let anyone close enough to hurt her again. Then he walked into her life. Young. Brilliant. Dangerous in ways he didn't even realize. He was supposed to be nothing more than a student. A temporary chapter. A mistake she could never afford to make. But some people don't enter your life to stay within boundaries. They enter to destroy them. As feelings she never expected begin to consume her, the ghosts of her past refuse to stay buried. The husband who broke her heart returns, old wounds reopen, and the line between love, obsession, and self-destruction begins to blur. In a world where every choice has consequences, she must decide whether to hold on to the life she lost or risk everything for a future she never saw coming. Some desires are forbidden. Some loves are dangerous. And some stories were never meant to be written. Yet this one was.



Nandini's POV "Do you like it, little bird?" Hukum asked softly. Heat rushed to my cheeks. I couldn't even look at him. The mere fact that I was sitting so close to him made my heart race uncontrollably. This was wrong. So wrong. He was the mighty Rajvanshi heir. The man everyone feared. And I... I was nothing more than a servant's daughter. Someone who never belonged in his world. Someone who should never have been here. A lump formed in my throat as tears blurred my vision. Without thinking, I pushed against his chest and quickly tried to move away. I needed distance. I needed to breathe. But before I could take even a single step, his hand wrapped around my wrist. With one pull, I was back beside him. My breath caught. "We're not done yet, wifey." The word hit me harder than it should have. Wifey. My stomach twisted painfully. I shook my head. "I'm not your wife." My voice came out weaker than I intended. "That marriage..." I swallowed. "It was a mistake." For a moment, silence filled the room. Dangerous silence. The kind that made my heart pound harder. Slowly, Hukum stood. His dark eyes locked onto mine. Unblinking. Unreadable. And thenβ A small smile appeared on his lips. The kind of smile that sent chills down my spine. "A mistake?" he repeated quietly. He took a step toward me. Then another. And another. Until my back hit the wall. Nowhere left to run. Nowhere left to hide. His gaze dropped briefly to the mangalsutra resting against my throat before returning to my eyes. And what he said next made the blood drain from my face. "Then tell me, little bird..." He reached into his pocket and pulled out something. Something that should not have existed. Something that could destroy everything I believed. "If our marriage was a mistake..." His fingers tightened around it. "Then why do I have this?" --- To be continued... π₯



He wasn't supposed to touch her. Yet here she was in his arms, held like she belonged there, like she had never been meant to stand anywhere else. "Put me down..." Arohi whispered, her voice trembling despite the strength she tried to hold on to. Her hands pressed lightly against his chest, a weak attempt to create distance, but his grip only tightened, not enough to hurt, just enough to remind her that he wasn't letting go. "You still think you have a choice?" His voice was calm, almost soft, but something darker lingered beneath it, something that made her breath hitch. She looked up at him, and what she saw in his eyes wasn't anger or care, it was something far more dangerous. Something that didn't ask. Something that claimed. Years ago, he had left without a word. Everyone thought it was his choice. But the truth was, he left to protect her from himself, from the way his gaze lingered too long, from the darkness inside him that whispered her name like a sin. He thought distance would bury it, that time would erase it. But obsession doesn't fade. It waits. It grows in silence. And now he was back. Standing too close, holding her too tightly, looking at her like he had already crossed a line she didn't even know existed. "I did that once," he said quietly. "Let you go." His hold tightened just slightly. "Not again." In that moment, Arohi understood something she should have realized the second he walked back into her life. He didn't come back to stay. He came back because he couldn't stay away. Because the darkness he once ran from now wanted her. Not gently. Not safely. But completely.

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