❥ Aastha Parikh, an extroverted 15 year old bubbly girl from the City of Gates, Ahmedabad. Her guitar is her love. She is her family's precious little girl. She is a straight As student. She is very straightforward and comes off as rude a lot of times. She is also very possessive about her things. Just like any other teenager, she is stubborn. If Aastha doesn't like something, she doesn't even give it a try no matter how much you try to convince her. Her favourite word is "Ew". ❥ Jay Pandya, an ambiverted 16 year old boy from Ahmedabad is somewhat a dreamer but always tries to make these dreams come true. He recently appeared for his 10th board examinations and now is looking for some time to relax. He is a studious boy. He is a little reserved, but when around his close friends he is a crackhead. He is honest and speaks of his mind. He, too, is quite stubborn and always proves his point. His favourite phrase is "Holy crap". ➤ These two are the children of two best friends. Although they like each other's families, they cannot tolerate the sight of the other one and are always arguing. The conversations between them are either an exchange of taunts or curses when their parents are not around. ➤ What will happen when they will have to live under the same roof for approximately a year? It's like a game of FLAMES, isn't it? They can either end up as enemies or something so pure and true that they haven't even considered it. So what would it be? *** ⌨︎ I do not own any of the pictures shown in the book, they have been taken from social media so to give better understanding to the readers. Although the editing is completely done by me or my friends (credits will be given). Credits of the images to the respective owners. © ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

Noor Kaur, a young and stereotypical Punjabi girl studying at the Hindu College in Delhi. She's at the college to pursue her passion for History. She's extroverted, straightforward and open-minded. Although, there seems to be one thing that gets on her nerves- Politics, Politicians and literally anything related to them. There is also one thing that seems to break this brave lioness, parents. Harshvardhan Patel, the young and charismatic son of Tejas Patel, one of the MPs of the Lok Sabha from Ahmedabad. He's the most loved of his family and he can get things by just asking for them once. He's extroverted, speaks truthfully and of his mind. The only thing that gets on his nerves is- People who think of him only as his father's son. There might not be any specific breaking point for the young man but he can't tolerate it when people comment on his parents. What will happen when these two cross paths? Will it be a beautiful story that ends with roses? Or will it end in sharp and hurtful thorns?