The ocean doesn't care who you are. It takes what it wants. And sometimes, it gives back something you never expected. Advay Rawat has always trusted the sea. It follows rules. It answers to no one. It doesn't pretend. Until the night it throws a girl into his path. Drishna Singh doesn't look lost. She looks furious. Cold. Like she belongs to the storm more than the shore. Their first conversation isn't gentle. It isn't romantic. It's sharp edges and unfinished sentences. But the sea has a habit of pulling back what it refuses to let go. She was fire in cold water. He was control wrapped in uniform. He thinks she's trouble. She thinks he's arrogance in uniform. They were never meant to collide. And yet, The sea keeps bringing them back to the same horizon. What begins as an encounter on the wrong terms slowly turns into something neither of them planned. Something neither of them were trained for. Because some tides don't warn you before they change your direction. And some people don't enter your life quietly. They crash into it. The ocean never forgets what it holds. And the past has a way of catching up, especially when you've been running from it your whole life. ────────────⋆⋅☆⋅⋆────────────

"A woman is taught to carry tradition long before she learns to carry herself." In the heart of a society built upon honor, ritual, and silence, women are worshipped as goddesses yet raised within invisible boundaries they are never meant to question. मर्यादा follows the lives of women who inherit obedience like heirlooms passed from mothers to daughters through lullabies, customs, and fear disguised as virtue. Beneath the beauty of sindoor, silk, temples, and sacred traditions lies a quieter truth: the weight of expectations carried for generations. Through poetic prose and emotionally layered storytelling, मर्यादा explores the fragile line between devotion and confinement, dignity and suppression, love and control. It is not merely a story about women suffering under patriarchy, it is about the ways society teaches them to romanticize their own sacrifice. Haunting, intimate, and deeply rooted in cultural reality, मर्यादा is a reflection of every silence inherited in the name of honor.

"Marry me," he said. And just like that, my life became a rom-com gone wrong. Kaushiki Rajput-clumsy, loud-mouthed, and hopelessly optimistic-never expected her first encounter with Dr. Ashwin Rawat to involve publicly accusing him of child neglect. But when she sees a little girl crying while he's on a call, she doesn't hesitate to intervene. Turns out? The "victim" is his spoiled niece, and the "villain" is her new professor-a man so cold, students whisper he's part time machine. Ashwin doesn't tolerate nonsense, especially not from a walking disaster like Kaushiki. But when a scandal erupts-a leaked photo, university rumors, and a disciplinary committee ready to ruin them both-he shocks her with a solution: a fake marriage.No feelings. No attachments. Just a piece of paper to save his career and her degree. Too bad love doesn't follow contracts. Between meddling families (his cousins are way too invested), late-night study sessions that turn into something more, and Ashwin's terrifying realization that he likes her chaos, their carefully planned arrangement starts to feel dangerously real. But can a relationship built on a lie survive the truth?

In a world where love and rivalry intertwine, Krishav Rajput and Reet Malhotra are two powerful, successful individuals who can't stand each other. Fate, however, has other plans-binding them through family ties, friendships, and an undeniable chemistry they refuse to acknowledge. Krishav, the perfect CEO with an impeccable reputation, meets his match in Reet, the fierce and independent jewellery tycoon. Their rivalry is legendary, but beneath the surface lies an attraction neither can escape. When their families-already deeply connected-push them closer, sparks fly, tempers flare, and love becomes a battlefield. Will their pride keep them apart, or will they surrender to the love they never saw coming?

Kashvi Mehra has always believed in love-the soft, hopeful, sunshine-filled kind she sketches into her designs, the kind she dreams about in her quietest moments. And for years, she thought her future was certain: she was to marry, her high-school classmate-turned-boyfriend, charming, successful, and ready to commit... or so she thought. But life has a way of shattering plans. On the eve of her wedding, a shocking betrayal turns everything upside down. A single video, a moment of recklessness, and Kashvi's world crumbles as she faces heartbreak in the most public way imaginable. Standing at the altar, unsure of what the future holds, whispers fill the roomwho will marry her now? Will anyone? And then, quietly, someone from her past appears-someone who has always cared for her, someone whose love has been steady, patient, and unspoken. But can she trust him? Can she let go of the pain and allow her heart to believe in love again? A story about choices, heartbreak, unexpected hope, and the quiet presence that might just change everything-if only she's ready to see it.