Misha Dixit, sixteen, is a lazy, sarcastic girl who hates mornings, loves her books, and thrives on gossip with her best friend Ruhi. She avoids anything serious, especially exercise - and certainly doesn't want to deal with her new neighbors, the Mishras. Kiaan Mishra, also sixteen, is everything she isn't: disciplined, athletic, cold to everyone except his twin brother Ishaan, and ridiculously handsome. When the Mishras move in next door, life gets complicated. From early morning jogs and temple trips to school banter, canteen chaos, and embarrassing accidental encounters, Misha and Kiaan keep clashing - teasing, mocking, and sometimes unintentionally catching each other off guard. With friends plotting, siblings laughing, and their families constantly in the mix, this is a story about mischief, banter, and the slow, hilarious burn of first love.

Two empires bound by blood. One promise forgotten by time. Ariyah Rossail lives behind masks-an artist, an intern, a woman running from the legacy that destroyed her family. Her world is measured in sketches and silence, not realizing that her name once tied her to a dynasty of power and frost. Dimitri Petrov was born of shadow-cold, ruthless, carved by loyalty and violence. Love, he learned, was a weapon meant to wound. But when a single name resurfaces-Rossail-the past he buried begins to breathe again. In the golden ruins of Rome, fate pulls them toward each other once more-two souls shaped by secrets, drawn by something older than desire and darker than memory. Between power and passion, vengeance and devotion, they stand on the edge of ruin. Because when blood remembers blood... even love can burn the world to ash.