Every heartbeat has a story. Ours began with silence, grew into a love neither of us expected, and ended with a goodbye only one of us understood. Years later... Fate gave us another beginning🪞🤍🩺🪷 1🏅on #grumpyxsunshine 3🏅on #love 1🏅on #erotic

After graduating, four friends-Astha, Akansha, Tiyasha, and Ruhani-embark on a celebratory trip to Thailand. In Bangkok, Ruhani meets Advik, a disciplined billionaire and the eldest son of the illustrious Malhotra family. Despite his rigid demeanor, Ruhani is intrigued by him, unaware of the whirlwind that awaits. Ruhani's adventure transforms into a gripping journey filled with unexpected twists and deep emotions. Little does she know, her encounter with Advik is just the beginning of a life-changing saga that intertwines love, power, and destiny. **Disclaimer:** This story and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or events is purely coincidental. The content of this book is the intellectual property of mine. No part of this book may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying, recording, or other electronic or mechanical methods, without the prior written permission of the author, except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical reviews and certain other noncommercial uses permitted by copyright law. 🥇#1 In INTRIGUE 2 NOV 2024 🥈#2 In INTRIGUE 24 OCT 2024 🥇#1 In TWISTANDTURNS 25 NOV 2024 🏅 #3 In TRIPS 25 NOV 2024

She is impulsive. He is disciplined. She speaks before thinking. He thinks before speaking. She chases freedom. He believes in responsibility. She turns every situation into an adventure. He spends his life preventing disasters. They have nothing in common. At least, that's what everyone believes. But when two completely opposite worlds are forced together through an arranged marriage, the line between frustration and attraction begins to blur. Because sometimes the person who understands you least is the one who changes you most. A story of chaos and control, freedom and responsibility, and a love neither of them expected.

He is Doctor and hi patient is his wife.

story of a girl who was traumatized but after her husband and her little niece and brother-in-law's entry her life changed

Some people live inside the lines. Some people are the lines. Arhaan Malhotra has never lost control of anything in his life - not his father's empire, not his family's legacy of scalpels and silence, not himself. Heir to a dynasty where every Malhotra becomes a doctor, feared as much in boardrooms as in operating theatres, he is precision walking on two legs. Cold. Exacting. Possessive of everything he decides is his - and he has never wanted anything enough to decide that, until now. Aanya Kapoor has never followed a line in her life. Paint under her nails, junk food in her bag, a half-finished canvas and a half-attended lecture - she believes rules are suggestions and hospitals are places where dreams go to be lectured at. She hates doctors with the specific, irrational fury of someone who has spent a lifetime being told to sit still, and she has been terrified of needles since before she can remember. A reckless afternoon. A skidding car. A shattered forearm, two fractured legs - and the last doctor on earth she wanted looking down at her, informing her, in a voice with no room for argument, that she is now his patient. She calls him a tyrant. He calls her a liability. Neither of them is wrong. But somewhere between stolen street food smuggled past hospital security, tantrums thrown over injections, and a man who has never had to convince anyone of anything in his life slowly realizing he'd burn his own empire down to see her smile - a war turns into something neither of them ordered, and both of them are terrified to name. This is the story of before the marriage. Before the world called them husband and wife. This is where it all began - with a crash, a cast, and a man who decided, quietly and completely, that she was already his.

Being an omega was supposed to be the one thing no one ever learned about me. For twelve years, I made sure of it. Suppressants. Scent blockers. Compression layers. Professional distance. A carefully built reputation as Dr. Amara Valkova, emergency veterinarian at PetER, where blood, chaos, and impossible cases were easier to handle than my own biology. Everyone thinks I'm a beta. Everyone except my body, apparently. Because no matter how controlled I am, no matter how much distance I put between who I am and what I am, some part of me always knows when Damon Norak is near. My oldest friend. My roommate. The alpha ER doctor across the street who has been woven into my life since before designations meant anything. Damon is steady where I am stubborn, calm where I am chaos, and infuriatingly good at noticing every crack in the walls I've spent years building. He thinks his concern is friendship. I let him. It is easier that way. But when long shifts, shared emergencies, and the quiet gravity between us start pulling everything closer, the life I built on control begins to fracture. Damon doesn't know I'm an omega. He doesn't know what I've been hiding. He doesn't know that the safest person in my life might also be the one person capable of destroying every lie that kept me safe. And the worst part? I'm starting to think he was never just my best friend. In a world that insists biology doesn't define us, I have spent my whole life outrunning instinct. But Damon has always been waiting at the finish line.

"Fair skin. Sweet voice. Flat tummy. Shy and gentle." If that's the checklist for a perfect heroine, let me save your internet data. I scored a solid zero out of five. My name is Priya. I'm 25, dark-skinned, 62 kg, and have a voice so heavy that delivery boys call me "Brother" on the phone. I never expected love. I just wanted to work my government job in Madurai and live freely. But without warning, my traditional, horoscope-obsessed father dropped a bomb: I was getting married in exactly two weeks. I didn't even see the guy's face properly before the Thali was tied. Now, I am stuck with Varun-a 27-year-old child specialist doctor at Madurai GH. He has a brilliant, smooth accent, a cool attitude, and a dangerously short temper. He didn't want this marriage either. This isn't a fairy tale. It's a forced reality between two total strangers. Click "Read" to see if we survive each other.

She was just a teenage girl carrying far more pain than someone her age ever should. Then she met them. Two brothers. Two doctors. Two people who slowly stepped into her broken world when everyone else looked away. When she arrives at the hospital covered in bruises and fear, the two doctor brothers quickly realize there is far more behind her silence than she is willing to admit. But not every story about saving someone is soft. Some scars bleed. Some nights become unbearable. And some people must walk through darkness before they can finally reach the light. ⚠️This story contains heavy and dark themes, abuse, trauma, medical content, and emotional distress. Please read with care if you are sensitive to these topics. And still... if you choose to enter this story, prepare your heart.

MAIN STORY + TWO IMP. SIDE STORIES. (STORY OF OBEROI BROTHERS) MAIN STORY Manashvi , a sweet 23 year old girl , sweet for only them who loves her not for those who try to take advantage of her . Having a successful career and a happy and supportive family (especially her brother) . Kartik Oberoi , as his name suggests a buisness man , but always surrounded by enemies. Everyone feared him, but no one truly knew him. He can get everything,only she is the one whom he couldn't or would not want to get forcefully. In a world full of secrets and lies, one wrong step could change everything. Let's see how his and her world changed by this step . SIDE STORIES 1. Yashvi and Kiaan Oberoi , both are calm and composed .The only problem in their relationship is her past . Can they overcome it? 2. Sarika and Adhvik Oberoi , the eldest couple among all three,the most matured one . But what will happen when misunderstanding takes dominancy over maturity?