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☆Yuvaan Deshmukh "I was hers... even in the moment I said goodbye." An introvert who never really let the world in- Except her. Around her, he wouldn't shut up. Clean and composed, always grumpy with that signature mean face... the kind that somehow still looked heartbreakingly cute. to the world, he seemed like a man of many hearts - but only hers ever held him He had his guard up. But also Always the favorite one ☆Anvi Kulkarni "He wasn't mine to love... but I loved him like I was born to." The sunshine in every room - clumsy, chaotic, and full of chatter. An extrovert by energy, but a mystery to most. Only a few ever saw beyond her loud laughter and sharp tongue - to the girl who bled in her journal, who read books & poems By her looks people find her rude & mean But she was sweetest, kindest and if needed she can play the role of bad bitch. People called her too much. He called her home. Their love was never supposed to happen. Yet fate kept writing their names into the same sentence. They acted like they hated each other- But buried beneath the silence was something unspoken, something real. They confessed. They dared to feel. But just when their hearts aligned... life pulled them apart. Will time heal what distance shattered? Why did love feel like both a beginning and an ending for them? Is this goodbye... or is it fate still unfolding? Yuvaan Deshmukh & Anvi Kulkarni And their love Written in summer stars

*Read RUYA for better understanding* VILLAIN'S AFSAANA BOOK1 They said time heals everything. But for Zarar Jatoi, time only taught him how to live without feeling. He was a man carved out of grief - all suit, silence, and shadows. The kind of man who once loved so deeply that when death took her, it took him too. Not his heartbeat, not his breath - but everything else that made him human. He stopped smiling. Stopped hoping. He moved through life like a ghost in a tailored suit, untouched by the world, unbothered by light. And then - she came. Noor. A girl in purple, with sunlight in her laugh and a recklessness that made the walls around him flicker. She wasn't supposed to matter. She wasn't supposed to see him - really see him. But she did. And slowly, painfully, relentlessly - she began pulling him back from the edge. Not with grand gestures, not with loud declarations, but with her presence. Her chaos. Her light. This isn't a love story. It's a story about the war between grief and healing. Between darkness and the girl who dared to walk into it barefoot, uninvited, and full of color. It's the story of Zarar Jatoi - and the girl named Noor, who became his Rahat when he believed he no longer deserved one.