USED & UNLOVED

For two years, Meera and Vikram burned in the darkness of forbidden nights, tangled in a web of lust and unspoken truths. They were never meant to cross the line, yet they did-again and again-until the line blurred, and all that remained was a feeling neither of them dared to name.

Born into Bihar's most powerful and traditional families, they knew the rules. Love was secondary; duty was everything. Marriages were alliances, not choices. And Meera was never meant to be Vikram's bride.

When she saw the message on his phone-his father arranging a meeting with the girl he was destined to marry. She left. She had always known their story was built on borrowed time, on stolen touches in the dead of night, on whispered promises they never meant to keep.

Meera walked away without a word, without a fight, because what was there to fight for? Didn't they agree
for this? They were real in the dark but a lie in the light?

Vikram let her go. Tradition, bloodlines, and business empires demanded it. And yet, as she disappeared from his life, taking every piece of him with her, he realized-duty might have won, but he had lost.

Because some lies are easy to live with. And some? They ruin you.