My Husband Series: Book 4 My back slammed against the wood. I froze, shocked. "What the hell-" Ujjawal's face was inches from mine. His breath reeked of alcohol, but his eyes-God, his eyes-were sharp, burning right through me. "Why do you hate me so much, Yug?" he whispered, his voice husky, dangerous. "Because I flirt? Because I don't hide what I want? Or... because you feel it too, and it scares you?" My chest tightened painfully. My fists clenched at my sides. "You're drunk. You don't know what you're saying." He tilted his head, smirk tugging at his lips. "Oh, I know exactly what I'm saying. You're always looking at me. With those brown eyes of yours, like you want to strangle me... or maybe kiss me." "Stop it," I snapped, but it came out weak, my voice betraying me. He leaned even closer, so close our lips almost brushed. "Tell me to stop... like you mean it." My breath caught. My throat dried up. And then he kissed me. Yug Sharma is sharp-tongued, fiercely independent, and stubborn to the core. By day, he's the efficient personal assistant to Rudransh Aggarwal-by night, he's a silent assassin who works only under Rudransh's command. Ujjawal Mittal is reckless, charming, and dangerously persistent. As the CEO of Mittal's Real Estate, he's used to getting what he wants-and right now, he wants the one man who can't stand him. Warning: This book contains mature themes and contents including foul language. This book is lgbtq+ so those who doesn't like such content please stay away.

His Husband Series: Book 2 Armaan Oberoi likes peace. Pallav Somani is the exact opposite. After an arranged marriage brings them together, Armaan finds his perfectly organized life turned upside down by a husband who talks too much, laughs too loudly, and insists on filling every corner of their home with warmth. Pallav is determined to make his serious husband smile. Armaan is determined not to be affected. Unfortunately for him, resisting Pallav Somani proves much harder than any business deal he's ever handled. A heartwarming story of sunshine and storms, laughter and silence, and a husband who slowly discovers that happiness can sometimes come wrapped in the brightest smile.

He was never supposed to stay. Tanmay Batra lives in a world built on control, silence, and things better left unspoken. Love was never part of the equation-especially not for someone like him. Then came Krish Oberoi. Three months. One shared room in a military conclave event. Krish fell first. Tanmay walked away first. Four years later, fate does what it always does-it brings them back together. At his brother Ekagra's wedding. Except Krish isn't waiting anymore. He's engaged to someone else. And Tanmay? He's still trying to pretend he doesn't feel anything. But when the engagement shatters under a truth no one expected, reputations hang by a thread-and two families make a decision that changes everything. A marriage built on obligation. A love that was never finished. And a past that refuses to stay buried. Because some people aren't meant to end... they're meant to find each other again. Even if it destroys them first.