That Metro Girl

MYRA SHARMA

At nineteen, Myra is already carrying more responsibility than she ever expected.

She's pursuing her degree through DU SOL while working full-time at Singhania Group. Most of her day is spent at work, and whatever time is left goes into studying and helping at home. Her salary isn't for shopping or weekend plans-it's what keeps her home running.

Every day looks almost the same. She wakes up, gets ready for work, comes home tired, studies whenever she can, and does it all over again the next day. It isn't the easiest life, but she's learned to make the best of it.

Despite everything, she hasn't let life change who she is. She still smiles at strangers, says thank you to the office staff, and can't walk away when someone needs help.

One evening, while travelling home in the Delhi Metro, a man asked her which station he had to get off at.

She told him.

He thanked her.

She smiled politely and continued her journey.

By the time she reached home, the conversation was already out of her mind.

For Myra, he was just another stranger asking for help.

ADVIK SINGHANIA

CEO of Singhania Group.

At twenty-six, Advik has achieved what many people spend a lifetime working for. The business world knows him as a ruthless businessman who doesn't believe in excuses and expects nothing less than perfection.

He's a man of few words. He doesn't waste time, rarely repeats himself, and never forgets the people who help him.

But the office only knows one side of him.

The other side is a secret.

Only Arav-his best friend and assistant-knows who Advik really is.

One morning, a young employee walks into his cabin to deliver a file.

He looks up.

He knows her face.

She doesn't recognize him.

As she leaves, Advik turns to Arav.

"Arav... what's her name?"