Amira has her mind set on becoming an astronaut. Life exists beyond Earth and she's about to prove everyone wrong. But what happens when a strange boy falls from the sky, claiming to be from a blue planet no one's ever heard of. He's on a mission and Amira may be his only chance at life. So with the help of a strange man from the park and her terminally ill grandfather, Amira and the Azurian set out in search of what makes life on Earth, just so special.

In which a young women recounts the events leading up to her crumbling relationship. . . . . . . . . . . "Qubool Hai." The words stagger out with juvenile confidence. Staged and superficial. Surface deep. Hollow. People-pleasing. It's always been that way for me. So why should it be any different now?

What if there's no end?

When Vivian's best friend, Ethan, offers her a job at his twin brother's company, she doesn't know how to return the favor. And besides, being an event planner can't be that hard. But as the team take on venue after venue, Vivian begins to wonder whether her arrival may have added fuel to the already existing blaze between the siblings. What will she do when the brothers and their polar personalities expect more from her than she ever bargained for? All she wanted was a way to pay for her college tuition. This feud of feelings was entirely unnecessary.