Cupid never had a chance in their messy, parental-restricted love story Karishma Jha, a twenty-one-year-old recent graduate with the world at her feet if only she chose to face it. Plagued with the worries of the future and yet healing from the scars of her past, she was yet to pay any heed to the present. She was the queen of the world of What-ifs What if I never get a job? What if I never do anything worthwhile? What if I am not here tomorrow? What if someone new moves next door? Still struggling to live one day at a time, she is hit with yet another surprise: a new neighbor, Rishabh Mehta. His arrival gives her the opportunity to take a step out of her cocooned world, to do something daring for once in her sheltered life. What if a girl with perpetually cold feet chooses to befriend a boy who lives like there is no tomorrow? When Rishabh Mehta moved to his aunt's place in Bangalore, the last thing he expected was to deal with the girl next door. Shrew, grump, ornery, he knew the many nicknames of her, except her real name. She proved true to her description when, one night, she cuts off the wire of his music system in the middle of a raging party. That was his first impression of hers. He also never expected her unrelenting efforts to befriend him. When he finally gives in, the possibility of tomorrow increases with every shared laughter and stolen glance. Will their love survive self-imposed obstacles, helicopter parents, and the two-foot gap between their balconies? Or, will it remain a fond memory to smile upon when a day gets a bit more difficult than the rest? TRIGGER WARNING: Though this story could be considered a feel-good rom-com from its cover and description, it does address certain heavy topics like illness, suicide attempts, and domestic violence. For further details please don't miss the content warning preceding the story.

"She tried to reach out the fallen star, the one still yearning for a ground called love." Born in a conservative family of UP, famous not for respect but for dangerous things, where women were nothing more than showpieces to be controlled and ordered. Shreevi Mishra never fit in. The more restrictions they put on her, the more she burned to break them. In a house where even listening to songs was a sin, she dared to dream of two impossible things, One, to become an actress. Two, to marry him. But him who? Yuvaan Shergill. Superstar. The calmest, sweetest, humblest man, at least, that's what the world believes. Or maybe that's just what he wants them to see. Afterall is is an actor. Because behind the fame and lights is a man scarred by bitter experiences, a man who has learned to see the world through one lens, money. With a typical mindset, he believes girls only want one thing from him, his wealth. And so, he has vowed to keep them far away. But when God said action, even he was unknown to his part of script. For the most money-minded girl he would ever meet was also the one who refused to leave his side. Shreevi Mishra, his craziest stalker, the girl with brown-crimson eyes who followed him everywhere. All Yuvaan wanted was to get rid of her. All she wanted was to make him fall for her...by hook or by crook.

Keshana - a married girl who unexpectedly became the third wheel in her own love story. She was never the villain, yet the world made her feel like one. She loved deeply, healed beautifully, and dreamed fearlessly-only to watch each dream shatter in front of her eyes. She mended him, only to find herself breaking in the process. She loved him so much that she began to hate herself. This is not a story of love, hate, or revenge. This is her story. Told entirely from her perspective-raw, real, and heartbreakingly honest. She loved someone who already belonged to someone else. She was never the main character in his story - but in this one, she finally is. Read "The Pure Dhwani" Only on Wattpad by @sparkle_heart_122

JUST 2 PAGE AND YES, THE NOVEL IS COMPLETE!!! Author's Note: Before you dive into this chapter, I just want to clarify something important. The first chapter of this book is also the last chapter. So, please don't comment with questions like "Where's the other chapter?" or "How is this complete if there's only one chapter?" without reading the entire chapter first. I write my books in a way that each chapter starts and finishes within that single chapter. It's my unique style of storytelling, so I hope you'll enjoy it! :) They know me as a singer. But behind the voice, behind the lights - there's only one truth: I loved a girl who never spoke a word. And somehow, she said everything. Her name is Myra Sharma. Mute. Mysterious. Mine - or she was. I didn't just love her. I worshipped her. She wasn't a chapter in my life. She was the whole damn book - written in silence, read by the heart. She was my peace and my madness. My missing lyric. My unfinished song. And then... she disappeared. Now, I've decided to find her. Not just to love her again - But to let the world read her through me. Because when a man loves like this - It's not just love. It's devotion. And when I found her... Well - Read the story to know more.

BOOK #3 SOMETHING SERIES Their love story is in book 'nothing but still something' marriage She was broken by love. He was changed by it. So they became each other's unfinished story. Riya's love story was never ordinary. She and Rishabh were ready to get married when fate turned their world upside down. On their wedding day, Riya discovered she was going to be the mother of Rishabh's child - before they were even officially married. Shocked and confused, Rishabh struggled to believe it, and Riya, heartbroken, chose to walk away. Rishabh - once a famous biker and charming playboy - had transformed into a man who believed in love because of her. But when Riya left, his heart grew cold, and he began to think that love was nothing more than a cruel game. Nine years later, destiny intervened once more. When Riya, Rishabh, and their daughter crossed paths again, emotions long buried resurfaced, forcing them to face their past, their choices, and the love that never truly died. Will Riya and Rishabh find their way back to each other? Can love really conquer time, pain, and misunderstanding? Or are some stories meant to stay... something little? If you believe in second chances, heartbreaks that heal, and the magic of fate, "Something Little" will capture your heart.