Falling, quietly

Kiara Bansal didn't come to the city just for a job, her parents saw her potential and pushed her to finally step out, prove herself, and live a life bigger than the one she left behind.

On day one of her internship, she confidently waves at a handsome employee she assumes works there, she never bothered checking who the CEO was, because in her head CEOs were always bald old men.

Turns out... she had just waved at the man who owns the entire firm.

Before she can recover from that humiliation, she discovers something worse, their best friends are dating. Which means she keeps running into him. Dinners, hangouts, sudden plans... and every single time, it's painfully awkward for her.

For Kunal Agarwal, she's chaos in human form - too talkative, too honest, too comfortable around him. For Kiara, he's the serious man she can never act normal around.

Yet between embarrassing moments, accidental conversations, and situations neither of them planned, the distance slowly fades. Comfort sneaks in where formality should've stayed.

They don't notice when irritation turns into concern,
when silence turns into understanding,
when seeing each other starts to feel... necessary.

They never tried to get close.
But destiny keeps putting them in the same room,
until avoiding each other becomes harder than admitting they care.