Summary:
Zyir, a 16-year-old boy, lives with his mother, Angie, and his two younger sisters, Jackie and Mary Anna. His mother's boyfriend, Reggie, is abusive and controlling, making life at home unbearable. One night, after yet another violent episode, Zyir finally stands up to Reggie and forces him out of their home. For three weeks, things seem peaceful-until Zyir comes home from school one day to find Reggie's car in the driveway.
Fearing the worst, Zyir rushes inside and finds his mother on the floor, bruised and terrified, with Reggie standing over her. Fueled by rage, Zyir attacks Reggie, but the fight turns brutal. Just as Reggie prepares to strike back, Angie grabs a gun. In a moment of desperation and fear, she pulls the trigger.
Reggie collapses, bleeding out on their living room floor. Shocked and horrified by what she's done, Angie panics. Zyir quickly realizes the gravity of the situation-if they call the police, there's no guarantee his mother won't go to prison. Knowing they can't afford to lose her, Zyir makes a life-altering decision: they must get rid of the body.
Now, Zyir and his mother must navigate the dangerous consequences of their actions, keeping their secret buried while protecting their family at all costs.
Meet Thakur Rudra Pratap Singh, a 35-year-old man who heads the powerful Mandawa Thakur family, known for their historical dominance. Despite being immensely wealthy and influential, his heart is hardened due to internal family conflicts, turning him into a stoic figure. He made a solemn vow to his mother to prioritize the family above all else, even sacrificing the prospect of marriage to dedicate himself entirely to their success.
However, his devotion to his family becomes his burden as they become the source of his inner turmoil. His tough exterior makes him unapproachable, instilling fear in those who dare to interact with him.
Yet, fate intervenes and introduces someone unexpected into his life.
Enter Paridhi, a 22-year-old girl from an upper-middle-class family. She exudes sweetness and innocence, though she tends to keep to herself, opening up only to those close to her. Her life seems on track, especially as she nears the fulfillment of her dream: marrying the love of her life. However, when circumstances force her to compromise and accept her family's wishes, she reluctantly complies.
But what happens when their significant age difference becomes a factor? Will they be able to bridge the gap and accept each other despite the odds stacked against them?
This is a tale of shattered trust, broken by those closest to them. Amidst such turmoil, will they find understanding and acceptance in each other's arms?
Do not copy.