They never met...

Introduction

*Mahima Jha

-from a middle class family living in patna, Bihar (India)

-have five members in her family- father (papa), mother (ma), elder sister( didi), younger brother, and obviously- Mahima ;))))

-likes to take responsibilities (sometimes over- burden herself with the same)

-an extrovert and dominant (firm on her stand) personality

-aspires to become a government officer like her father

-can burn the world when she's angry

-can turn her own life upside down when she's in love

- emotionally very expressive

-loves hindi songs

-likes to write shayari(poetry) to express her love, rage ,grief, happiness, helplessness, jealousy, loneliness (author: I mean pretty much everything )😅😅

*Jagjeet Singh

-from an upper middle class family( semi rich) living in Mohali , Punjab (India)

-a police officer (in Punjab)

-have three members in the family- his mom , his dad and him

-manages worst circumstances in the best possible ways

-very calm and composed (generally) and talks only when its necessary but his anger and ego are his worst enemies

-emotionally very inexpressive -tries to manage the worst situations by himself, even if he needs someone to be there for him and have a habit of cutting off every connection with every person (important to him ), when he is in trouble. (because he don't want to burden his loved ones by his issues.

-shawn Mendes is his favorite singer

honest, loyal and a man of principles

OTHER CHARACTERS

*Mahima's Father- Ashok Jha

-patriarch of the family

-have very high ego

-honest, very honest(but likes to boast about it )

-Although a 'relatively progressive' father and emotionally very expressive towards his daughters(showers them with love and care) but does to talk to them on the actual issues concerning them and a bit in expressive towards his son.

- A government employee, who lost his job due to false corruption charges but later after fighting a court case -was absolved of all the charges against him and was reinstated on his position again , but refused to take the position again (due to his ego).

*Mahima's mother -Annapurna Jha

- a house wife

- have excellent persuasive skills

-low educational qualifications

- extremely progressive

-voice of reason in the household

-passionate for providing her kids with quality education (which she herself couldn't got due to responsibilities).

*Mahima's Elder sister-Asmita Jha

-first reflex action to anything is to retaliate even if its something sensible.

-although later understands everything but generally a hot headed young woman.

-works for a business firm in Patna (Bihar)

-loves her siblings , but an ambivert and at times acts unfastened even to her loved ones.

-have very high sense of pride (a (dis)quality she got from her father)

-overall- heart in the right place kind of person

*Mahima's younger brother -Arpan Jha

-a clumsy teenager

-doesn't talk much to anybody at home (author: the reason is awaiting for you in the novel😉😉)

Jagjeet's mom-Mehar Singh

-a government employee (income tax department)

-an influential woman

-a liberal by ideology

-can go to any extent to protect her son ( according to her notion of what's better for him) but also wants her son to face certain situations by himself , so that he can learn to hold to hold himself together in tough times.

*jagjeet's dad- Amarjeet Singh

- an income tax officer

-a man with a jolly nature

-doesn't like to be an intruder in his sons' life but ready to support him whenever he needs him.

- likes to cook, especially for his wife.

*other minor characters-

*Anisha-

*Vishnupriya - {mahima's flat mates }

*Akshita-

Harmanpreet- her identity will unfold as the novel proceed

Harman- that's a surprise 😁😁

so i have tried my best to write a story that's a bit unusual to normal romance , you are gonna find a lot of shayari(poetry) and songs in the novel according to the situations

if you like the characters then stay tuned I am gonna upload chapter-1 in an hour

this is my first attempt at writing 😅😅😅 i hope you all like it.... suggestions and constructive criticisms are welcome.