"I want a divorce." Amaira Malik had given her husband, Shivaansh Randhawa 2.5 years of her life, trying to become the perfect wife, the perfect hostess, the perfect partner. She had spent the last few years of her life working to make their marriage perfect, putting in 100% of the effort. But now she was tired. Tired of being taken for granted. Tired of being pushed away and into a corner. She was tired of just existing. She wanted to start living. What do you do to a rotting limb holding you back from thriving? You chop it off. You get rid of it. And that is exactly what she was going to do with her husband. She was finally going to do what she should have done a year ago. She was going to ask for a divorce. The only problem was, would her rude, arrogant, cold, ruthless husband grant her one? He claims he does not care for her. So then why suddenly is he having such a hard time signing the dotted line which would set the two of them free of each other's company forever?

A love triangle story between Heer, Arjun, Nawab. Stay tuned! Trope~ Age gap Force marriage Romance Deep love Arrogant CEO Enemies to lovers He fell first and harder too CEO & Student Hate to love Two brothers love one girl Love triangle Psychopath

Amid misunderstandings, heartbreak, obsession, and betrayal, Prarthana fights to win back the man she has come to love. 'Kumkum Bhagya' is a tale of wounded souls, unspoken desires, and the power of love to heal even the deepest of emotional scars. ............ A/N This book is part of my #phuniverse collection of stories, but it can also be enjoyed as a standalone. Currently, the published and ongoing stories in the phuniverse include: 1. When Love Returns (Completed) 2. Saloon Ka Faasla (Completed) 3. Kumkum Bhagya (Ongoing) Please note that in my universe, Prarthana does not share the same relationship with Pragya or Preeta as shown in the serial. I also have several more stories in the draft, which I'll be releasing one by one.

Three people's lives take a turn when Shivansh Randhawa enters like a storm. With the sole intent of taking revenge, he doesn't hesitate to marry a stranger. As their stories unfold, what appeared on the surface seems insignificant, as each and every character have their own undisclosed mysteries that are yet to be solved.

Just as Prarthana is finally about to prove her innocence to Shivansh, she realises her self-worth. She realises the betrayal she has gone through- one of being continuously blamed and never believed. And then, just like that, she leaves. _ This story is for all those people who are tired of Prarthana having a spine only when it's to support Shivansh, and self-respect only if it extends to her respect for him. It's for all those people whose heart ached when Prarthana begged for forgiveness for a mistake she did not commit. It's for... well. You'll see.

Regret - The word felt stronger when he actually experienced it. Seeing his love lifeless in a mortuary was not a nightmare meant to be escaped. It was a memory to be endured. Shivansh Randhawa, the unshakeable, unmoving and unrelenting business tycoon, was on his knees in the middle of the road, letting the merciless rain fall on him. His wife, Prarthana Randhawa, was no longer with him. His fingers tightened around her nuptial chain, which he had tied around her neck by deceit. "Please come back...please...I'm sorry, Prarthana," he begged. "She can't and she won't, because she's not alive," He heard the hoarse voice of a woman. It was Guru Ma. "-but you can"

'Shivansh Sir, app pe definitely kissi cheez ka saya hai!' When Shivansh first heard his assistant, Jay, and his receptionist, Miss Kashyap, claim he was being haunted by something supernatural, without letting them see his dread and anxiety, he dismissed them with an expression colder than Antarctica. When they continued to insist, he subjected them to a glare hotter than hell until they flew out of his office. But as time went on, much to his misery, it all made sense. Otherwise, why did he feel someone's presence around him? Why did he feel being watched by something unseen? The clinking of bangles and tinkling anklets, the enchanting scent of jasmine following him around in the dark, the faint whispers of his name in the most melodious voice he had ever heard, none of that could be explained. One night after being visited by a temptress, a siren, a Jinn, a Yakshini, or whoever that alluring entity was, Shivansh was convinced that indeed, he was being haunted. Or Following the car accident, Shivansh loses memory of the past six months of his life and thinks Prarthna is a supernatural being who is trying to bewitch him. A fun take on the memory loss track, as I remain fascinated by the notion that 'mind forgets but the soul & body remember,' and couldn't resist writing something about it. 😛 Started writing on: 6/8/25 - Published on: 3/9/25 - Completed on:

A poignant tale of two souls destined to collide, clash and ultimately find redemption in each other. At its core, the story explores the intricate dance between trauma and trust, showcasing how vulnerability, patience and genuine love can mend even the most fractured hearts. Shivansh Randhawa, a formidable force, a successful CEO whose commanding presence masks a tumultuous past marked by childhood trauma and betrayal. His arrogance and cold demeanor stem from deeply rooted scars and he harbors a cynical belief that women are driven by greed, making him dismissive and rude, especially towards those he perceives as insincere. Prarthana Malhotra, a gentle, naive girl with an unyielding spirit. An orphan who survives on her humble job as a chef in a small restaurant, her quiet strength is shadowed by the pain she carries, pain she endures in silence, hiding her wounds behind a shy, innocent exterior. Their life takes an unexpected turn when they find themselves entangled in a forced arranged marriage, a marriage arranged by him-Shivansh Randhawa. Why he married her forcefully? As their worlds collide, initial misunderstandings and deep-seated prejudices threaten to keep them apart. Yet, beneath the layers of hurt and skepticism, a fragile bond begins to form-one built on innocence, patience and the unspoken hope of healing. Through turbulent trials and moments of vulnerability, both Shivansh and Prarthana embark on a transformative journey-learning to confront their pasts, breaking down barriers and discovering that love, with all its imperfections, can be the most powerful force of redemption. Will they succeed in healing each other?

26/11/25 officially on Rank 1💗 When life falls apart without warning, some bonds are formed in the most unexpected ways. Shivansh and Prarthna never imagined their paths would cross. Both carry pieces of a past that refuses to let go. But in each other, they find a strange sense of calm-a silent understanding, a space to breathe again. What starts as a fragile connection begins to grow into something deeper... something worth holding onto. Tagline: Love found them when all hope was lost.