Harmony of Duty

​To the elite students of London's Blackthorne University, Roman Ashcroft is a ghost.. a cold, clinical billionaire CEO who rules the campus as one of the trustee, like a high-security chessboard. He operates on pure, ruthless vigilance, his psychological walls built so thick that human emotion can't penetrate them. He doesn't look for distractions. He doesn't tolerate weakness.

​Until Aarohi Sharma walks into his corporate empire.

​Brilliant, sharp-tongued, and entirely unfazed by Roman's absolute power, the legal intern from Mumbai refuses to bend to his dictates. She matches his lethal chess moves with legal precision, challenging the tyrant who thinks he owns the city.

​But Roman doesn't just want her compliance.

He wants her ruin.

He wants her submission.

​When Aarohi unknowingly untangles a web of highly classified corporate patents, she steps into a viper's nest of a terrifying global conspiracy and places a target squarely on her back.

​Suddenly, the cold businessman vanishes, replaced by a fiercely possessive predator. Aarohi is no longer a mere distraction; she is his absolute obsession.

The rules of engagement are rewritten in blood.

If anyone dares to look at her, they bleed.

If anyone touches her, they die.

​As lethal shadows from Roman's past threaten to tear them apart, the lines between protector and captor completely blur. He will cage her to keep her safe, and he will gladly burn the entire world to ashes just to keep her by his side.

​The trap is set. The clock is ticking. And in Roman's game, the only way out is to belong to him.