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Two cultures. One love. A design that will change everything.
Kenilwe has always known who she is-a proud Motswana woman, an artist with a passion for fabric and tradition, and a final-year student at the University of Botswana. But when her professor announces that her final project must fuse two cultures into one design, she's completely lost. What could she possibly create that honors both her heritage and something entirely different?
Then she sees him.
Rahul Patel-tall, handsome, with striking blue eyes that seem to see straight through her. He's an engineering student, an Indian boy from a traditional family, and the last person she should be drawn to. But when a chance encounter on campus leaves her captivated, Kenilwe can't stop thinking about him. And when she discovers that his culture might hold the key to her project, she knows she has to find him again.
There's just one problem: Rahul's best friend, Shuriya, is fiercely protective and refuses to let anyone get close. Undeterred, Kenilwe and her best friend Neo devise a plan to get Rahul's attention. But as Kenilwe spends more time with Rahul and his world-learning about Hindu traditions, attending ceremonies, and immersing herself in a culture so different from her own-she finds herself increasingly drawn to the one person she never expected.
Shuriya.
He's infuriating, arrogant, and entirely too charming for his own good. He argues with her, challenges her, and somehow sees her in a way no one else does. But Shuriya has a reputation as a player, a man who doesn't believe in love. And Kenilwe has already given her heart to Rahul. Or has she?
As her project takes shape and her designs come to life, Kenilwe must confront her true feelings. Because the more she learns about henna and heritage, about tradition and fusion, the more she realizes that love-like art-knows no boundaries.
B following your heart.