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Aarav Sharma enters AIIMS with a NEET rank that puts him among the best in the country.
He expects pressure.
He expects competition.
He expects sleepless nights and endless exams.
He does not expect Dr. Riyan Malhotra.
Riyan is everything an AIIMS professor shouldn't be:
Cold. Precise. Obsessed with control.
His students fear him, his colleagues respect him, and no one ever gets close.
One accident on Aarav's first day breaks the distance between them.
A spilled bottle.
A silent stare.
An unexpected connection neither of them can ignore.
As days turn into weeks, Riyan finds himself drawn toward Aarav in ways he can't explain or control. Aarav, caught between admiration and fear, struggles to understand why his professor's presence affects him more than it should.
Then enters Dr. Shalini, the cardiologist who once had a place in Riyan's life, and Kabir, Aarav's closest friend who sees more than Aarav admits.
Jealousy grows. Lines blur.
Aarav begins to lose sleep, meals, and clarity.
Riyan begins to lose the distance he built around himself.
Two people-one afraid to feel, one afraid to admit.
One too controlled, one breaking silently.
Their worlds collide again and again inside the AIIMS walls:
in classrooms, in corridors, in late-night cabins, and in places where emotions are not supposed to exist.
But once obsession starts, it doesn't stop.
And once love begins, it doesn't ask for permission.
But still something more waiting for him in his love life. Something that which both of them not want or never.
A story of longing, unspoken feelings, slow-burn tension, emotional wounds, and a bond that grows where it should never have begun.