A child marriage they never asked for. A future they never expected. She was just 13, he was 15, when their fates were bound by family and tradition. He walked away. She waited. Now she's 18, finally sent to live with the husband she barely knows... And he's 20, more distant, more bitter, and completely uninterested. To him, she's invisible. To her, he's everything she was promised-but never had. Will the boy who left ever become the man who stays? Can a marriage born in silence... ignite into something real? Child Marriage Hate-to-Love Invisible-to-Irresistible Forced Proximity / Living Together "Touch Her and You Die" Vibes Possessive Jealousy Slow Burn Obsession

He waited for her. She left carrying a truth that could change everything. Two years ago, Nisha Sharma broke Arjun Malhotra's heart . What once felt like forever ended with misunderstandings, ego and words neither of them could take back. Now fate throws them together again. When Nisha unknowingly accepts an interior design project for the Malhotra Hotel Empire, she comes face to face with the man she never stopped loving - the same man who is now her boss. But Arjun doesn't know one thing. The little girl hiding behind Nisha... with his eyes, his habits, and his smile... is his daughter. As jealousy, unresolved feelings, family pressure, and painful memories pull them closer again, Arjun begins to realize that some love stories never truly end. And some goodbyes were never meant to be final. ✨ Second chance romance ✨ Hidden child trope ✨ Rich joint family drama ✨ Emotional healing ✨ Jealous cold male lead ✨ Office romance tension ✨ Happy ending

Kaia is a freshly-graduated sports psychologist, Milo is an injured NFL-player. She's healed, or at least she thinks she is. That is until she comes across Milo and he forces her to question if she is as unbreakable as she lets on. He was hopeless before he met her, tying his whole value to his performance. They're both hiding their pain under professionalism and stubbornness. The question is, does their meeting build them, or break them further? Milo's not afraid to say what he thinks, it can be his flaw and his best attainment, helping him gain the best sponsors and positions, but sometimes his words can hurt. Kaia avoids all conflict, she has a lack of work experience and just wants the job- but what happens when that job means being face to face with conflict everyday? "Do you eat out?" I ask, my voice laced with partial excitement that he's slowly opening up. "I'll eat out" he stares hard at me as he says it. "Like takeaway?" I question. He sits up and smirks "What else would I eat out?". I feel a tension in the pit of my stomach. This session feels past the point of professionalism yet I can't tell if I'm misunderstanding the situation. I clear my throat uncomfortably. "But I don't tend to eat takeout- especially in-season" He adds. I see a shift in his eyes, as if he's trying to cover up his forwardness as naivety.