Title: Runaway Hearts Hitansh Sanghavi-Mumbai's unseen billionaire, feared by some, admired by others. Cold, rude, perfection-obsessed, living under one oath from his grandmother: marry before she dies. Sriza Ghoshal-an orphan girl from Kolkata, a runaway bride escaping a forced marriage, chasing survival in Mumbai. Their first meeting? Her broken bicycle crashing into his luxury car. Her yelling in the middle of the road: "Move your rich brat car! Fu*k yourself bastard! Because of your high-class drama I'll miss my interview!" She doesn't even look at him. But he sees her. And when her résumé lands on his desk, he decides to interview her personally. One job. One rude boss. One fiery secretary. Endless fights, sarcasm, and two months of chaos. Then comes his twist- A one-year contract marriage with a promise: Sign it, complete it, and he'll send her to New York, erasing himself from her life forever. A deal made. A year that could break or bind them. A year later... ....the pen falling from her hand on that paper that tilted DIVORCE , a tear escaping, and the sound of rolling luggage as she leaves the Sanghavi villa- maybe for good. SHE IS RUNNING AWAY FROM THE TRUTH ONCE AGAIN!!

To all the girls who fell for the man she knew she should not. Your author did. This is my story. My love story. Which didn't end with silk and roses. It ended with a heart break and tears. And the worst part is, all I can blame is the situation. I hated the age gap trope the most... Until my first love story became the age gap trope. And with the age gap, in India, comes the forbidden love. I'm just a girl with strict parents, hopeless for love and when she finds the right person, it wasn't the right time or right place I must say... Dive into it to experience this story. This would definitely have a happy ending... The first half of the story would be exactly like it was in my life... But the second half will be the story of how I wanted it to end. So definitely a happy ending.

"Married in Her Shadow" At just 20 years old, Aarohi's life takes a drastic turn when she becomes a replacement bride for the wealthy and enigmatic Veer Rathore. Chosen not for love, but as a substitute for the woman who abandoned him, Aarohi finds herself trapped in a marriage where every glance and whisper reminds her she's not the one Veer desired. Set against the backdrop of opulent mansions and intricate family politics, Aarohi battles the crushing weight of expectations, the constant comparisons, and her growing feelings for a man who sees her as a stand-in. As secrets unravel, Aarohi must navigate her path between her own identity and the shadow she's forced to live in. Will Aarohi rise above the haunting specter of the bride she replaced, or will she forever be a reflection of someone else's life?

Velvet: Symbolizes the CEO's world-luxurious, refined, and sophisticated. The CEO character likely embodies a life of elegance, control, and power, wrapped in a "velvet" touch of prestige. However, underneath this soft exterior is someone who's strong and determined. Vengeance: Reflects the biker's world-tough, raw, and driven by a sense of purpose or rebellion. It could hint at the biker's past, something they are running from, or a drive that fuels their choices. The idea of vengeance might also play into the story's tension: perhaps there's an underlying motive behind the fake dating scenario, secrets waiting to unravel, or a clash of worlds that leads to dramatic confrontations. The title captures the duality between the two characters-their contrasting lives and personalities. The CEO's polished world (Velvet) meets the biker's rough, revenge-driven lifestyle (Vengeance). The story likely explores how these opposites attract, clash, and ultimately find common ground, all while navigating a fake relationship that pulls them deeper into each other's lives. In essence, "Velvet & Vengeance" perfectly encapsulates the dynamic mix of elegance and grit, love and conflict, making it a compelling fit for a romance between a CEO and a biker entangled in a fake dating scheme that leads to unexpected fate.