#Book1 of ' Game of fate ' series . --- Insecurities and overthinking create a different kind of hesitation in people - the kind that makes them avoid things, ignore emotions, distance themselves even when they don't want to. They begin to see themselves as less than others, not good enough. Their minds are constantly clouded with thoughts like: *"Maybe I'm not enough right now."* *"Maybe I still need to be better."* *"Maybe I wasn't meant for this."* *"Maybe they deserve someone better."* *"Maybe it's all happening because of me."* This gives rise to an illness - the illness of *"Maybe."* And this story is built around that very "maybe." Will Aksh and Nandini be able to rise above their insecurities and truly find each other? Will they understand one another beyond the noise in their heads? Will they be able to accept what they feel, or will they let the weight of their doubts pull them apart? Will they recognize the signs? Will they see in each other what the world failed to see in them? Or will their own insecurities and overthinking push away the very chance destiny gave them? And even if they do end up together, will they be able to open up? To be vulnerable, to let someone in, to finally feel understood - or will they let their past pain and fears dominate the possibility of something real? **Let's see.** ----------------------------------------------------------------- Author: It's my first ever story so i am just giving all of myself in it . Pls ignore any grammer mistakes hehe. Thankss 💗. ----------------------------------------------------------------- Here are the tropes: AKSH RANAWAT X NANDINI MEHRA ✨ -(Ceo+student) (student) -Insecurities -He fell first but she fell harder -Love at first sight -Slowburn -Age gap ( 3years ) His age-23 Her age-20 -Introvert FL / introvert ML -strangers to lovers -Sister's best friend / best friend's brother -college lovestory

✨ Aarush: One-Sided Love ✨ "Some love stories don't need a happy ending - they just need to be felt." Shruti Sharma never came to Delhi looking for love - only dreams, deadlines, and a future draped in white coats. She was focused, distant, and untouchably calm. But fate had other plans. Aarav Malhotra didn't expect her to crash into his world like a monsoon in May - soft, silent, yet all-consuming. One look at her, and something inside him shifted. But how do you love someone who doesn't even know the storm they've stirred in your heart? This is not a story of confessions or grand gestures. This is the story of a boy who fell - quietly, completely - for a girl who was never his to begin with. Of fleeting glances, unsaid words, and the ache of what could've been. Aarush isn't just about love. It's about the kind of love that stays - even when the person doesn't. © all rights reserved