Always and Never

One believes in forever. One has seen too many forevers fall apart. And somehow, they're stuck planning one together.

Avantika Chauhan is the wedding planner every couple wants: warm, unstoppable, and fiercely romantic. She's turned a hundred love stories into unforgettable celebrations. She just hasn't managed to fix her own.

Maahir Singhania is the divorce lawyer every spouse fears: sharp, unreadable, and completely done with the idea of happily ever after. He's seen too many promises crumble in courtrooms to believe they hold anywhere else.

When the city's two most powerful families decide to unite, and a clause in their prenup forces a wedding planner and a divorce lawyer to collaborate, Avantika and Maahir are thrown into ninety days of budget battles, contract clashes, and arguments about whether love is a feeling or a liability.

But somewhere between the flower negotiations and the late-night planning sessions, something shifts. He starts listening. She starts letting her guard down. And the wall they've both spent years building begins to crack.

He's carrying the wreckage of a childhood spent watching his parents destroy each other in court. She's still healing from the fiancé who disappeared three weeks before her own wedding.

They know better than to fall. They fall anyway.
And just when they finally stop fighting it the families go to war, the wedding is on the line, and everything Avantika and Maahir built together threatens to collapse before it even begins.

"You don't believe in forever? Good. Neither does she. Now tell her that to her face."