Not your good girl : The rules we burned.

Aadhya Sinha was born with a golden spoon and deep buried secrets that were never supposed to rise from the dead. With a sharp tongue, haunting past and a fake smile she carefully crafted. She sets on a new journey to move in with her overprotective brother in New York, with a secret mission to unravel a secret that could destroy her more than ever.

But her plan shatters down the moment she realises that she has to share a roof with his cold, merciless best friend - Rehan Singhania - a boy carved from rage, secrets and grief that no one noticed. Hallways whisper his ruthlessness like a prayer, scaring everyone to even look into his eyes.

Rehan hates women and he hates Aadhya most of all. She disrespects and hates one thing that he craved all his life - a mother. The clash is inevitable, and disastrous everytime they cross each other's paths.

Aadhya's sunshine facade annoys him more than anything. And the fact that he can see through her act unnerves her all the time. Beneath the bratty facade is a girl drowning in guilt of her sister's death and the guy who is ruthless had a golden heart and secrets he is scared to show to the world.

The discovery of a series of hidden hints throws her into a spiral when she realises that her sister's death wasn't a suicide, or natural at all - and that the boy she hates might be the only one that could actually help her get the justice.

What started as hurting each other, careless words thrown around, pranking to damage each other turns into stolen glances, secret meet-ups and something more that they both refuse to acknowledge.

But love for people like them was never meant to be easy.

As their past comes back to catch up with their present, they're forced to face their fears, feelings, truths and the ghosts that wouldn't let them breathe.