They say Success isn't a destination rather a journey. But dude, let's be practical. Who cares about your path when all they see is your position. Right? No. Wrong. It is you who should care about your path. Because end of the day you at answerable to yourself. Nothing is worse that a sleepless night when guilt crushes you over and over until you can no more bear with it. This is me. Lucifer. Lucifer Brandt. The hero of new generation motorcyclists in the wakeful hours and an coward guilt-ridden insomniac in that part of the night when most of the world is asleep. * * * * * They say no matter what happens it is our family that always stays with us. No matter what. They say family is what is always constant in our life. True. Isn't it? But is it alright if I have to sacrifice my dreams inorder to keep them happy and content. Not that they would restrict me from following my heart, but will I be able to hold myself with the guilt that my dreams would burden my parents more that already. Guilt. The one feeling I wouldn't to experience. But then, wouldn't I be contradicting myself when I will have to live my life long with the guilt of not putting enough effort for achieving my goal. * * * * * Read the story to know about how these two lives intertwine to give rise to a beautiful relationship.

'The ferocity of love isn't experienced unless you feel it.' Life is a connection of everybody around us, just like how a ball is stuck in a loop of circle. Either we accept it or not, but that is what happens when Dr Sejal, an exceptionally talented doctor meets Aryan Shetty - who himself is a surgeon and the CEO of Research Centre of Science and Medicine (RCSM). The glories of past, subsided in unknown testimonies of present turns an unrequited threat to their future when they try learning to live life and understand it from different perspectives. The main objective of Dr Sejal is to prove her father of how much successful she could become - she had a simple plan to do it, until somehow she finds herself stuck in the middle of falling in love with chauvinist Aryan, and experiencing the beauty of true friends. This makes her life a secluded mess of relationships. For Sejal there doesn't exist a word termed as hate, because hate is also love if you think deeply about it. We hate somebody not because we want to end their life, we do it because our love for somebody else is more stronger compared to the other. Hate in simple terms is nothing but comparisons of love. With love in the air, marriage on the list, friendship goals shipping their own ways and lots of never ending expectations of drama, both Sejal and Aryan learn to cope with life. Hoping to understand how to enjoy it instead of being sullen or depressed about it. Can someone love the same person and even hate them? Sejal was successful in finding its answer, although Aryan is a considerate genius but his EQ level couldn't make him a better lover. Will his love for someone else from his past destroy his relationship dynamics with everyone who love him now? Cover credit - @Dudess-Faith