Ten years. No contact. No explanation. Anvaya Garg built her life exactly the way she wanted - on her own terms, her own rules. She didn't need anyone to fix her, and she definitely didn't need Nirav Jain walking back into her life through an arranged marriage proposal. But fate has terrible timing A feminist romance about second chances, silent struggles, the weight of being a woman in a world that never stops having opinions about you, and learning that needing someone doesn't make you weak. This is not a love story. It's a survival story that becomes one. There's emotional history between Nirav and Anvaya that's crucial to understanding why they act the way they do now. Without knowing what happened in "Is It Just a Phase?" - the ghosting, the teenage heartbreak, the little moments - new readers might not feel the intensity between them as strongly.

Anavya and Nirav are childhood frenemies. But now that they are teenagers, will their banter stay the same... or are their hormones going to complicate things in ways they never expected? They are both chaos, yet complete opposites. She is a topper, but not the boring kind. Always buried in books, she is the perfect mix of a backbencher and an academic weapon. And him? He is just... fun. The kind of guy who doesn't care about marks, rules, or consequences as long as life stays entertaining. So what happens when he finds out that the girl he loves annoying the most has started liking him?