LOVE ME

What would you do if you had six months to live?
Hooriya Malhotra had her answer: run.

Not from fear, but toward everything she'd been too afraid to feel. The famous singer who lived her life in chaos and bright lights made herself one promise when the diagnosis came: see the world, live recklessly, feel everything... but don't fall in love. Because love means staying, and staying means watching someone break when you're the one who has to leave.

Then she met him.

Saad Oberoi, her brother's best friend, the photographer who chases storms and captures lightning, the man who dangles from cliffs for the perfect shot and somehow still believes in forevers. He's everything she can't have: patient, steady, devastatingly kind. A green flag in human form who sees her not as a dying girl, but as someone worth fighting for.

He doesn't know she's counting down her days. She can't tell him the truth.
Because how do you love someone when every sunrise is borrowed time? How do you let someone in when you're planning your escape? And how do you walk away from the one person who makes you want to stay?

This is not a love story about dying. This is a love story about living, fiercely, desperately, beautifully, even when the ending is already written.