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Story Description:
Vivaan Arya.
At the end of the day, we all need the pain to survive.She is strong. Like the shell that is meant to protect the delicate body of crabs and give them home.Like the fire, luring you in with the warmth in her eyes and promise of pain in her words.She was like those cookies hidden in the jar that my mom placed on the top shelf of the kitchen. Away from my reach. Forbidden for me.
❝Few things are forbidden for a reason and playing against the rules comes with a price.❞
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Ahana Mehta.
Lower your guards down. So I can hit you at your weak points. Just like you did with mine. He is complicated. He is that missing piece of the puzzle that I never really figured out.He is like a volcano, he burns everything that he touches. People say that he was born to destroy. Maybe my destruction will unearth the magic and cool him down.In my world full of black and white, he is red for me. A huge ass danger sign, that beckons me towards it.
❝Maybe I never bothered to find the wings of that person, declaring him the devil because he didn't bother to hide his horns.❞
Review:
Never knew I loved Bombay so much despite living here for so many years. This story was written back in 2018, 7 freaking years ago!
And I read this one back in 2019-20ish, around the same time. I was in Junior college. For someone who had not ventured into college life back then, this story and every line written in this story made you dream. From finding lifelong friends to finding love, this story has it all. What made me connect to this story is the realism which was portrayed in it, as you are the one living the main lead's life in the story.
This one is really close to my heart because it is one of those stories which I had read first as "Indian Romance". Had an Indian version of semi-badboy and semi-goodgirl romance. This one is indeed worth it.
