In a classroom full of formulas and unfinished homework, Avyakt Aryavardhan Rao was a constant. School topper. Mathematics prodigy. Quietly brilliant. The kind of boy teachers trusted blindly and students whispered about in awe. And then there was Iraayini Meher Ahuja. Average grades. Infinite confidence. Hates maths with a burning passion. Loves people with her whole heart. Sunshine in human form. They sit in the same classroom. They breathe the same air. But they live in completely different worlds. She laughs too loudly. He thinks too deeply. She counts stars. He counts numbers. When Iraayini starts falling for the boy who solves calculus like poetry, she knows one thing for sure- Maths was never her subject. But him? He might just be. What begins as a hopeless one-sided crush slowly turns into something neither of them calculated. Because sometimes... The girl who fails in maths Becomes the only equation a topper can't solve. And sometimes, She falls first. But he falls harder. ✨ Classmates. ✨ Hates Maths × Loves Maths. ✨ Average Girl × Topper Boy. ✨ Extrovert × Ambivert. ✨ Sunshine × Sunshine. ✨ From one-sided to forever.

How can you be an orphan when your mother still pays for you? This is the painful question sixteen-year-old Vanya asks herself every day. Her mother's monthly visits to the orphanage aren't fueled by love, but by cold, crisp cash, a payment to keep Vanya a secret. Her father's existence is defined by his absolute rejection. Vanya is the childhood that never got to bloom..*The Lost Spring*. But Vanya's greatest pain is also her biggest secret. Her mother's first marriage yielded three handsome, powerful, and successful adult sons which are Vanya's *half-brothers*. They live a life of unquestioned luxury, entirely unaware of the hidden daughter who shares their blood. When a chance encounter shatters the rigid boundary between Vanya's world and theirs, the family's sixteen-year lie begins to crumble. The truth will tear their privileged world apart. But for Vanya, is exposing the secret worth the risk of losing the only family she's ever truly yearned for?