rituchaudhary
Two people raised in homes filled with noise, silence, and emotional ruin never expected to become each other's peace.
Khyari spent her entire life surviving a world where love came with conditions. Raised in a family trapped between tradition and modernity, she learned early that women were taught how to sacrifice, not how to live freely. Delhi became her escape - a city where nobody watched her, questioned her, or controlled her silence.
Arav, on the other hand, grew up in a wealthy yet emotionally fractured household where arguments were louder than affection and pride mattered more than vulnerability. Charming, carefree, and successful, he mastered the art of hiding pain behind laughter.
They met accidentally through mutual friends.
No instant spark.
No dramatic love story.
Just two strangers slowly becoming familiar with each other's presence.
But everything changes when a devastating accident takes away Arav's family overnight, leaving behind grief, responsibilities, and a life that no longer feels recognizable. In the middle of his collapse, Khyari quietly stays beside him - through hospital corridors, funeral smoke, long highways, family pressure, and the unbearable silence grief leaves behind.
What begins as simple presence slowly transforms into something deeper.
A bond neither of them planned for.
A love neither of them was taught how to handle.
But when caste differences, family expectations, inherited trauma, distance, and responsibility begin pulling them apart, Khyari and Arav must decide whether love alone is enough to heal people raised in broken homes.
We Were Never Taught Love is an emotional contemporary romance about grief, generational trauma, healing, and two people trying to build a peaceful home after spending their entire lives surviving chaotic ones.