Aru Shah's life get's absolutely upturned when she has to move from her beloved mother's house to her aunt's orphanage. Not choice, but need. But there, she finds true companionship when she meets Mini and Brynne who are also stranded in the place. And the mysterious, closed up, Aiden Acharya: beautiful, perfect, ethereal. And silent. He won't talk to her, anyone, and no one knows anything about him. As Aru navigates the true secrets behind her sentence to the orphanage and helps Brynne understand her past, she finds herself drawn to the cold boy who keeps everyone out.

-NOT WRITTEN IN HINDI, ANYONE CAN READ- Aru Shah doesn't expect to get cast as Juliet as soon as she tries out for the role in her College Drama class. But she's ready to give it her all...um...does that include the kiss scene, though? Aiden Acharya, photography major, needs extra credit for a project because he missed a term for his mother's arm injury. Luckily, the drama class offers extra credit- and he's signed up for the photographer. Win-win, right? Until Aiden, one day, rehearses with Aru, Aiden as Romeo. Ms. Kandal decides to cast him- replacing a jealous guy named Dhruv- and sparks a friendship between the 2 leads. But as they rehearse, they see the lines between acting and reality start to blur...

Aru forgets something important. All characters belong to Auntie Rosh

All rights go to Roshani Chokshi

"I had seen those eyes before, and once sworn they would be the death of me." ✧ "She was my light in the darkest times, I never meant to hurt her." Arundhati Shah had a few goals for college - graduate with exceptional grades, keep in touch with her close friends, and most importantly, forget about Aiden Acharya. But what will happen when Aiden enters her world once again? Will she let herself recall how he'd left her heart a broken mess, or will she let him in one last time?

Arundhati Shah, call sign "Aru", fighter pilot extraordinaire, never expected Kara singh to call her back to the skies for her elite strike team after what happened 2018. But here she is. In her army green uniform, all her sarcastic badges on her right arm, her medals right on her front pocket, and her black gloves on. Aiden Acharya, call sign "Ace", helicopter pilot, upon meeting Aru, decides she's reckless, arrogant, and annoying. But he was called for a mission, and is now part of the most elite air strike team. When something starts to change between them, Aiden can't take it. He can't get close to his teammates. Not after Naina... But will they succeed in their mission? Or will these fighters have their last battle before they even know it?

This is a bunch of oneshots about the Pandava Quintet. The characters in these stories are not mine and belong to Roshani Chokshi. Read my other stories:)

After years away at boarding school, Aru Shah returns home, determined to start over. New school, new life, no expectations. But she quickly finds herself pulled into an unexpected friend group, chaotic adventures, and feelings she never planned for. Aiden Acharya has always hated popularity. To him, it's shallow, exhausting, and built on illusions. People only see his looks and his wealth, never the person underneath. He swears he'll never fall in love. Love only leads to disappointment. Then Aru Shah walks into his life. Caught between high school drama, friendship, and the weight of their own fears, Aru and Aiden must figure out whether something real can survive in a world built on appearances. Can their story defy the usual high school tropes? Read my other stories:) *All characters belong to Roshani Chokshi from TPQ*

Aiden, Rudy, and 7-year-old Veer all live in Atlanta, U.S.A together. Aru, Yamini, Sheela, Nikita, Suyodhana and Krithika all live in Delhi, India. Rudy's looking for marriage. And so is Yamini. Once these two's wedding is arranged, Aiden and Aru find themselves with conflicted feelings about each other. Aiden wants to live in America, and continue his steady job to give Veer an amazing education. Aru wants to say rooted and take care of her father, and she doesn't like the idea of always following the males in tradition. Will these 2 fit together? Dunno. I guess you gotta read to find out. :)

My first book! It's basically just a crap ton of Aru Shah stuff, yall know the drill. I can't promise consistent uploads but I'll try my absolute best. All rights belong to Roshani Chokshi.