What he took (When You See Me Alternate)

Altan and Sarayah (from When you see me) reimagined in a new og story. The first 5 chapters are almost same. The story changes from chapter 6. Can be read as standalone.

Altan Demirhan, a man of cold, singular purpose and unimaginable wealth, has lived his life by the logic of acquisitions: if it has value, it must be secured. He knows nothing of warmth, family, or the messy unpredictability of love-until he hears a woman's laugh cut through a crowded wedding in Udaipur.
Sarayah Siddiqui is everything Altan is not: earnest, burdened by the heavy realities of a family she is desperately trying to hold together, and already promised to a man from her neighborhood. She is a woman who counts every rupee and wears her dignity like armor. To Altan, she is the missing piece of a life he never knew he needed.
As he begins to move through her world with the clinical precision of a corporate takeover-monitoring her every step, anticipating her needs, and methodically dismantling the life she has built-Altan realizes that his obsession has already rewritten their futures. He isn't seeking her love; he is claiming it, convinced that he is the only one who can truly provide the life she deserves. But in his ruthless quest to make her his, Altan must confront the volatile reality that some things cannot be bought, and that in the process of taking everything, he might be orchestrating his own unraveling.
**What he took is a haunting, high-stakes exploration of obsession, power, and the devastating cost of a love that refuses to ask for permission.**