There are fires of many kinds. Some burn with love that must never be named. Some smolder as quiet rebellion - against thrones, traditions, and the weight of family legacy. Some fires are tender. Some are dangerous. All of them change what they touch. In the kingdom of Utpal, the lotus is a symbol of peace. But beneath that peace, fires are stirring. Prince Siddhartha has always followed the rules - until he meets Bela, a palace helper whose presence feels like truth. Their bond is soft, unspoken... and forbidden. Far from the palace, Ishikaa Singh is heir to a powerful corporate empire. Ambitious, sharp, and alone at the top, she fights to prove she belongs - even if it means hiding her heart from the one person who truly sees her. As love and loyalty are tested, each must choose what they are willing to let burn - and what is worth saving from the flames. Because even the purest lotus can't escape the fire beneath it.

"He left once, breaking her heart. Now he's back-and she's not just protecting her own heart... she's protecting the one little girl who calls him Uncle Architect." Meera & Vikram's slow-burn second-chance romance, where forgiveness, family, and a mischievous daughter might just rewrite the rules of love. Meera Joshi never forgot Vikram Rao-the boy she loved, the man who left without a word, and the one who broke her heart. Now, years later, she's a strong, independent woman, raising her bright and mischievous daughter, Aashi, while fighting for her community as a passionate NGO worker. Vikram Rao walked away once, chasing ambition and leaving behind a life he didn't know he would miss forever. Returning to Mumbai for a redevelopment project, he finds Meera on the opposite side-professional, poised, and everything he still can't resist. What begins as tense negotiations and forced civility quickly unravels into something deeper. Through late-night field visits, chai breaks, school runs, and family gatherings, old memories resurface, sparks ignite, and hearts long for what was once lost. But Meera isn't alone. Aashi-her clever, spirited daughter-has a heart full of opinions and a soft spot for the man who calls himself Uncle Architect. Vikram must not only win back Meera's trust but also earn a place in her little family. From awkward silences to tender touches, shared laughter to quiet heartbreak, "Back to You" is a slow-burn second-chance romance about love that waits, forgiveness that heals, and family that binds

Rohan Kapoor & Anaya Malhotra Best friends. Forever partners-in-crime. Delhi's most inseparable duo since school. Everyone thinks they're secretly in love... They think everyone is ridiculous. For **ten years**, Rohan and Anaya have laughed together, fought together, bunked classes, survived college, and accidentally raised each other into adulthood. He is chaos wrapped in charm - Delhi's favourite event planner. She is ambition wrapped in fire - a rising lawyer at Malhotra Textiles. Together? They're a walking romcom... with absolutely *no romance*. At least, that's what they claim. Until Anaya's family begins hunting for a groom. Until Rohan feels something ugly and hot every time another man's name comes up. Until a perfect man - her boss - enters the picture. Until jealousy turns into confessions... and confessions turn into disaster. Now she's engaged. To someone else. And Rohan? He's the event manager for her wedding. Two hearts quietly breaking. One wedding nobody wants. A love story begging for a miracle. Rohan "I wasn't supposed to fall for my best friend. But tell that to my stupid heart." Anaya, "I tried choosing the sensible man. But love never felt sensible with Rohan... it felt like home." 💛 A Masala Mix of: ✔ Friends-to-lovers slow burn ✔ Delhi-Punjabi family drama ✔ South Indian spice & humour ✔ Jealousy, longing, missed chances ✔ Bollywood chaos ✔ One VERY public wedding disaster ✔ Healing, growing, falling in love again 💫 More Than Just Friends When two best friends pretend they're fine while falling apart inside... love decides it's had enough.

Book 1 Some lives are written separately. Some are written to collide. After years of moving from city to city because of his father's job, Vihaan finally stops. Home is familiar. Quiet. Safe. Until new friendships pull him into a world of unspoken feelings, hidden scars, and stories that were already in motion before he arrived. Pari and Vir, best friends balancing on the edge of love and loss. A summer that will leave marks deeper than either of them expects. Naaz, a girl hiding from her own past, choosing silence to protect the family she already broke once. Armaan, carrying wounds he never speaks about, unknowingly tied to a soul just as fractured as his own. Jannat and Parth, young hearts learning to dream beyond expectations-fashion sketches and cricket fields becoming quiet rebellions. And Niyati- Sad eyes. Gentle silence. For Vihaan, she isn't just another classmate. She feels like an answer to a question he never knew how to ask. Written in Our Paths is a story of friendship, first love, hidden bonds, and the invisible threads that connect people long before they realise it. Some stories don't begin when you meet. They begin long before you arrive