ZorraWrites
"In a city built on straight lines, their collision was anything but planned."
The Bio:
Ivaan is a masterpiece of controlled isolation. At seventeen, he navigates the sectors of Chandigarh with a cold, mechanical detachment, his life measured by the roar of his GT 650 and the scent of bitter bergamot. He doesn't do attachments. To him, getting close to someone is a diagnostic error-a risk he can no longer afford to take. He carries a silence that suggests a history of being left behind, a wound that hasn't quite closed, making him a man who prefers the company of shadows over the weight of human connection.
Vanya is the sharp contrast-a medical student defined by the sterile precision of GMCH-32. She is used to fixing what is broken, to understanding the biology of pain. But when she encounters Ivaan's fractured composure, she finds a puzzle that no textbook can explain.
What begins as a series of calculated encounters turns into a visceral pull neither can escape. Vanya is determined to reach the parts of him he's kept buried, while Ivaan is terrified that if he lets her in, he's simply inviting a ghost to stay.
In a world where intimacy feels like internal bleeding, they are forced to confront a haunting reality: the person who makes you feel alive is often the same one destined to leave you standing in the wreckage.
"He survived the silence once. Will he survive her?"