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Vaidehi Roy moved to Delhi not for a career, but for a sanctuary. At 26, she carries the weight of a marriage that felt more like a prison and a divorce that felt like a war. A survivor of domestic violence and sexual abuse, her body is a map of memories she's trying to erase, and her heart is a fortress with no doors. As a History Professor, she is comfortable with the past, as long as it isn't her own.
Neil Khurrana is a man of the present. At 30, his life is a vibrant tapestry of family laughter, a thriving business, and an unshakeable belief in the goodness of people. He is the sun to Vaidehi's winter.
When Neil's path crosses with the quiet, haunted Professor Roy at his sister's institute, he doesn't see a "divorce" or a "victim." He sees a woman whose silence speaks in verses he wants to learn by heart. But healing isn't a straight line, and trust is a currency Vaidehi can no longer afford.
In a city of ruins and modern noise, can a happy-go-lucky Punjabi man teach a broken Bengali soul that some hands are meant for holding, and some homes are built on safety?
"I don't want to save you, Vaidehi. I just want to stand beside you until you aren't afraid of your own shadow anymore."