How do you describe the feeling of having your "happy ending"? And how can you be sure it's really the one?
Jerish thought she had found hers-with her fiancé by her side, their bond growing stronger as each year passed. She believed their love was the kind that would last forever. To her, that was already her happy ending.
But what she didn't realize was that the word "ending" doesn't always come with happiness. Life is, unpredictable as it is, had other plans. Something unexpected happened-something that shattered everything she had built. It broke her down to the point where even the joy she had once clung to felt like a distant memory. The happy ending she was certain of crumbled before her eyes.
She felt lost, unsure of how to begin again. It was as if fate had betrayed her, and what she thought was the end of her love story turned into a painful cliffhanger. But it wasn't the end-it was just the beginning of a new chapter.
In that chapter, someone came along-not just to pick up the broken pieces, but to help her rebuild them into something even stronger. However, fate had another twist: the person who had once hurt her also returned, hoping to win her back and fix what he had broken.
Now Jerish stands at a crossroads. She must choose between the past that hurt her and the present that promises healing. Between a love she once believed in, and a love that now feels real.
Because a happy ending isn't just about who you start with-it's about who chooses to stay until the very end.
Elliot Jensen and Elliot Fintry have a lot in common. They share the same name, the same house, the same school, oh and they hate each other but, as they will quickly learn, there is a fine line between love and hate.