Gul-e-Zakhmi

Liyana Azmat once defined her existence by the shimmer of gold and the echo of luxury. As the pampered daughter of a wealthy dynasty, she moved through life untouched by consequence-until the night her elder brother became a fugitive, fleeing the scene of a hit-and-run that shattered a family's life and left him serving a four-year sentence.

The fallout was immediate and catastrophic: her mother's heart succumbed to the grief, and her father vanished into the wake of his own tragic accident, leaving Liyana alone to navigate the ruins of a once-mighty business empire.

Struggling to keep the wreckage from sinking, she finds herself face-to-face with Shayan Aurangzeb.

He is cold, calculating, and the elder brother of the man her sibling left broken on the road.

As their worlds collide-bound by a debt of blood and a legacy of guilt-Liyana discovers that the most dangerous thing about Shayan isn't his desire for retribution, but the unexpected, suffocating complexity of the attraction growing between them.

In a game of secrets and survival, she must decide if she is drowning in his shadow or finally learning to stand in the light of her own making.