Once teammates and secret lovers during their U-19 days, Ishan and Shubman's relationship ended in heartbreak and silence. Now, years later, fate throws them back together in the Indian Cricket Team (ICT), where unspoken history lingers like storm clouds in the dressing room. The tension is obvious-and the rest of the squad notices. Determined to restore peace (and maybe uncover some juicy drama), the team launches a not-so-subtle mission to get the two to talk without sparks turning into shouting matches. Between prank wars, accidental room sharing, and team bonding gone hilariously wrong, Ishan and Shubman must confront their past... and maybe rewrite their future. Will they find closure-or a second chance?

Offcourse ishaman🌝 Summary~~ Not yet , but getting there

Lucy was adopted by Wade and Luna her biological Parents didn't want her so they gave her up buck and Lucy and Buck have been best friends since they were 6 and Buck was adopted by Athena and Bobby bucks biological parents wasn't nice they were abusing Buck and he was in foster care and he was adopted by Bobby and Athena when he was 5 Lucy and Tim meet and they fall in love but will Wade be okay with it Eddie and Buck meet at first they're not friends but they do fall in love with each other

Shubman Gill and Ishan Kishan knew they would be the best of friends from the day they spoke to each other. Would it be too bad if they became lovers instead?

Abishek Sharma and Ishan Kishan have played many matches together, currently play for the same team in the IPL and have common friends. Surely they don't have any drama, right? And that drama doesn't involve a certain team's captain named Shubman Gill, right?

Shubman and Ishan hadn't anticipated the sacrifices they need to make to survive in the cutthroat world of Indian cricket. Kya yahi pyar hai?

The boy he put at ease, the words that would alter a stranger's course of life - Shubman Gill has no recollection of any of it. It is only years on when he comes face to face with Ishan Kishan once more, now the unapproachable and handsome head of an Indian business empire as old as they come. Ishan, for his part, has not forgotten a thing. He simply does not like the man Shubman has become. There are forces at work pulling them in one direction: cricket and business, family ties and the monsoon season bearing down. Each encounter has a way of dismantling what one might have assumed. Shubman is the first to see it. Ishan is the first to make sense of it. As for who will be the first to surrender, neither can say.

After being inseparable for years, they had to part ways due to an unfortunate event. Will their love be strong enough to bring them back together again?

Five years ago, Ishan Kishan did the bravest and stupidest thing of his life-he left the man he loved. He broke his own heart, disappeared, became the first Omega ACP in India, raised a five-year-old daughter who thinks she runs the government, and convinced himself that moving on was a real thing people actually did. Spoiler: it was not. Now life is simple. Catch criminals. Ignore society. Survive his mother Kavita's lectures. Pack Aaruhi's school tiffin. Pretend he does not still think about one certain arrogant cricket star. Very manageable. Until Mumbai happens. And unfortunately, so does Shubman Gill. India's cricket prince. National heartthrob. Walking ego in expensive shirts. Possessive Alpha. Professional menace. Also, Ishan's first love. Biggest regret. Personal headache. When death threats force ACP Ishan Kishan to become head of security for the Indian cricket team, he expects danger. He does not expect Shubman looking him in the eye and deciding, very calmly, that losing him once was enough. Now there is unresolved love, old wounds, too much chemistry, one extremely observant child, and a dangerously shameless Alpha who keeps looking at him like "running away again" is no longer an available option. Between handcuffs and heartbeats, duty and desire, and a past that refuses to stay buried, some loves do not end. They just wait. And Shubman Gill? He has waited long enough.