quietink18
Some connections don't begin with love.
They begin with distance. With misunderstandings. With words that were never said.
This is the story of two people who didn't fall for each other instantly-
they slowly noticed, resisted, questioned, and felt.
No dramatic romance.
No perfect characters.
Just real emotions, quiet struggles, family ties, inner conflicts, and the kind of love that grows when two people learn to sit with silence instead of running from it.
If you believe love doesn't always arrive loudly-
this story is for you.
Arohi Sharma
Arohi is not broken, but she is tired.
Tired of explaining herself.
Tired of being strong all the time.
She comes from a close-knit middle-class family where emotions are felt deeply but rarely spoken out loud. Responsible, observant, and emotionally intelligent, Arohi often puts others first-even when it costs her peace.
She doesn't believe in dramatic love stories.
She believes in safety, honesty, and emotional stability.
And yet, there is a quiet longing inside her she has never learned to name.
Kabir Mehra
Kabir is calm on the outside and restless within.
He doesn't talk much-not because he has nothing to say, but because he has learned that words are often misunderstood.
He carries his responsibilities silently, shaped by family expectations and past emotional distance. Kabir believes in control, routine, and logic-but emotions have a way of slipping through the cracks.
He doesn't chase relationships.
He observes them.
And sometimes, he feels more than he allows himself to admit.