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Truth ruined her career. Lies made her famous. Naira built her platform chasing views instead of meaningless ghost stories, viral scares, empty headlines that brought millions of clicks and nothing else. Until one anonymous message pulls her to the edge of the city, where a factory officially listed as "closed" still breathes after midnight. She goes looking for proof. She finds him. Vivaan is everything she should fear-untouchable billionaire, industrial visionary, and the man whose name opens doors governments won't question. His company powers cities. His influence silences critics. And now, her investigation points straight to him. The footage she captures threatens to expose more than corporate corruption-it threatens a man who does not lose control, and does not forgive curiosity. Instead of destroying her, he watches her. Instead of silencing her, he steps closer. He doesn't fall in love. He claims. And Naira's greatest mistake may not be uncovering his secret, but letting him notice her.

Monika is twenty-one, perpetually late, and just trying to survive her senior year. When she literally crashes into a handsome stranger in a charcoal suit, she gives him a piece of her mind and a warning to watch his step. But the joke is on her: the "clumsy" stranger is Zorro Hudson, her new Criminology professor. And he doesn't plan on letting her forget their first encounter.

Truth ruined her career. Lies made her famous. Naira built her platform chasing views instead of meaningless ghost stories, viral scares, empty headlines that brought millions of clicks and nothing else. Until one anonymous message pulls her to the edge of the city, where a factory officially listed as "closed" still breathes after midnight. She goes looking for proof. She finds him. Vivaan is everything she should fear-untouchable billionaire, industrial visionary, and the man whose name opens doors governments won't question. His company powers cities. His influence silences critics. And now, her investigation points straight to him. The footage she captures threatens to expose more than corporate corruption-it threatens a man who does not lose control, and does not forgive curiosity. Instead of destroying her, he watches her. Instead of silencing her, he steps closer. He doesn't fall in love. He claims. And Naira's greatest mistake may not be uncovering his secret, but letting him notice her.