"He is the storm she never feared. She is the light he never asked for."
At 31, Nirvaan is one of the most influential names in Madhya Pradesh's construction industry, a man who built his empire from nothing. An orphan who ran away from the orphanage at fifteen, he clawed his way to the top with sheer grit and relentless discipline. Life has taught him that dreams are a luxury and happily-ever-afters are for fools. The only thing he trusts is control. Over himself, over his empire, over everything around him.
Then there's Nitya Kaushik, 29, Senior HR Manager in Nirvaan's company, who believes in finding light even in the darkest tunnels. Life tested her when she lost her parents at twenty-one, but she chose to smile through it all. Now, just weeks ago, she's been handed a diagnosis that has quietly shifted the ground beneath her feet, cancer. No one knows. Not her best friend. Not her colleagues. Not even the man whose world her presence seems to disturb.
For three years, they've crossed paths, in elevators, across the office corridors. Nirvaan never lingered on anyone. Until her. There is something about Nitya that unsettles the carefully balanced world he has built, a presence that fills the hollow ache he pretends doesn't exist, yet threatens to break through the walls he's spent a lifetime fortifying.
Their first real conversation is an argument in the meeting room, his razor-sharp pragmatism clashing with her quiet resilience. Neither expects that this single spark will set off a chain of moments, raw, consuming, and transformative, that will drag them both into uncharted territory and force Nirvaan to face the one thing he has spent years running from: feeling.