The One I Shouldn't Want

The Malhotras and Randhawas have been intertwined for years, and their families' closeness has resulted in deep, almost unspoken connections between the four of them. Prathana, always the professional and disciplined one, has always kept her distance from Shivansh-he's the type of man who could shatter her carefully controlled world, but that makes him even more irresistible. She tells herself she's safe because he's not her "type"-too dominant, too commanding-but deep down, she knows the truth: she's drawn to him like a moth to a flame. The chemistry is undeniable, but the boundaries are clear-he's her sister's future husband, and she's determined not to cross any lines.

Shivansh, on the other hand, is tired of pretending. He's been forced into an arranged marriage with Gayatri, but his heart isn't in it. From the moment he met Prathana, he knew she was different. She's the one who haunts his thoughts, the one who challenges him in ways he's never been challenged before. He's drawn to her strength, her confidence, and the fire behind her icy exterior. He's determined to have her, even if it means fighting his own emotions, even if it means causing a rift in the carefully laid-out plans of their families.

In this tangled web of attraction, rivalry, and forbidden desires, the story of Prathana, Shivansh, Gayatri, and Raunak begins-a story full of intense chemistry, hidden emotions, and dangerous attraction that threatens to unravel everything they've built.