Neil Khanna survived an enemy attack, a head injury, and military bureaucracy. What he did not survive peacefully was a girl who started appearing in his dreams without clearance or consent. The problem? She was very real. Neil finds her photograph in his fallen comrade's wallet and promptly develops what doctors call post-traumatic symptoms and what everyone else calls a full-blown filmy situation. As Neil sets out to locate a woman he technically has never met-but has already argued with in his sleep-he discovers that grief is complicated, guilt is inconvenient, and Indian society has absolutely no patience for men who claim they are not in love.

Siddhi Gupta came to Mumbai for a fresh start-new job, new city, new life. Rishabh Gupta came for peace, stability, and a decent afternoon nap. Both came with dreams. Both left their savings with a very talented fraud broker. Now, thanks to one vanished Pandey ji, one messed-up contract, and one extremely stubborn landlord, Siddhi and Rishabh-complete strangers who can't stand the sight of each other-are forced to live together as... husband and wife.

The Valentino brothers never expected their lives to change in a single night. Alec only meant to step in, but instead he brought home a boy who is bruised and with no family in sight. What begins as an act of protection soon becomes something deeper, drawing Zale, Lucius, and Caspian into a bond none of them were prepared for. As they care for the boy and search for answers about his past, the brothers begin to face a question they never imagined: could he become part of their family for good?