She doesn't believe in destiny. He is destiny itself, reborn. Akshara believes in facts, not fate. Her world is built on grading tests, coffee-fueled nights, and the unfinished manuscript waiting on her desk. But the strange dreams that keep her awake, the ones filled with battles, faceless warriors, and a love that burns through time, are harder to explain. Then she meets Dhawal. A man with steady eyes and a quiet intensity that unsettles her from the very first moment. There's something about him that feels achingly familiar, like a story she should already know. He is the reincarnation of Arjun. She is certain she's known him before. But destiny doesn't only bind them in love...it may also bind them to betrayal and heartbreak. And as the past begins to blur into the present, Akshara must face the question she's never dared to ask: are some souls meant to find each other, only to be torn apart again? ● ● ● A note for readers: Before you dive into this story, I just want to say that it's purely a work of fiction. While it's inspired by the Mahabharat, it doesn't aim to be historically or mythologically accurate. I've taken creative liberties to reimagine characters and situations in a modern setting. This story is written for love of storytelling and with deep respect for the epic. I absolutely do not intend to hurt or disrespect anyone's beliefs or sentiments.

"A tale of rain and romance." Every drop of rain tells a story: of new beginnings, forgotten worries, and timeless love. As the skies open up, the world slows down just enough for hearts to catch up. In the soft rhythm of the pitter-patter, there's freedom. To dance, to dream, to fall in love without fear. Antara never expected a rainy afternoon to change her life. Nor did Rishabh. But fate often hides in the most unexpected moments: under a shared umbrella, over cups of steaming ginger tea, in stolen glances and quiet smiles. What begins as a chance encounter soon unfolds into a journey of rediscovering life, love, and everything in between. Together, they learn to embrace the magic of the moment, letting the rain wash away the past and fears of the future. After all, love, like the monsoon, comes unannounced, wild, and wonderfully unpredictable. "Kuch to hai mausam ki bhi saazishein, Jo mila rahi hai inhe yeh baarishein." A heartwarming monsoon romance that reminds us: sometimes, the season doesn't just bring rain, it brings love.

Ten stories. Ten ways to mend or break your heart. Some will make you smile. Some will keep you up at night. All will stay with you. If you believe in the beauty of ordinary moments, in the magic of happily-ever-afters, and in a love you know is out there, this collection is for you. Each story captures a different shade of love: the chaotic, the beautiful, the forever. Come lose yourself in a world filled with love, laughter, and some longing, and maybe you'll find a piece of your heart along the way.