THE BOY WHO STOLE MY NAME

THE BOY WHO STOLE MY NAME

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Ayaan Mehra has spent three years building the perfect reputation at Ravenwood University. Top grades. Perfect attendance. A scholarship he cannot afford to lose. Then Ruhan Kapoor walks into his life and accuses him of stealing his research. Ruhan is everything Ayaan hates: arrogant, competitive, painfully confident, and apparently determined to destroy everything Ayaan has worked for. But there is something neither of them understands. Someone has been using Ayaan's identity. Someone has been accessing his academic records, submitting research under his name, and leaving behind evidence that makes him look guilty. And the more Ayaan investigates, the more Ruhan realizes that the boy he thought was his biggest enemy might actually be innocent. So they make a deal. They will find the person behind everything before the university discovers the truth. The problem? They have to trust each other. And somewhere between late-night investigations, arguments in empty classrooms, unexpected protection, jealousy they refuse to acknowledge, and secrets neither of them is ready to reveal, hatred begins turning into something much more dangerous. Because Ruhan didn't just lose his research. He may have found the one person he cannot afford to lose. 🖤
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