Divya Rathi needs money. Aditya Gupta needs a wife.
A practical marriage between two strangers solves both their problems. No emotions. No expectations. Absolutely no falling in love.
But sharing a home with Divya wasn’t the only surprise waiting for Aditya. There’s also Neel—her sharp-tongued, fiercely loyal little brother who seems to believe it’s his personal responsibility to make sure this marriage actually works.
Between late-night conversations, unexpected laughter, and a boy who refuses to let either of them take life too seriously, the lines between arrangement and reality begin to blur.
What started as a simple agreement slowly becomes something neither of them planned for. And when doubts and outside whispers threaten to shake the fragile foundation they’ve built, Divya must decide one thing:
Was this marriage always meant to be temporary…or was it the beginning of something neither of them saw coming?
Tropes:
Single guardian
Marriage of convenience
Forced proximity
Strangers to lovers
Genre: Romance
A practical marriage between two strangers solves both their problems. No emotions. No expectations. Absolutely no falling in love.
But sharing a home with Divya wasn’t the only surprise waiting for Aditya. There’s also Neel—her sharp-tongued, fiercely loyal little brother who seems to believe it’s his personal responsibility to make sure this marriage actually works.
Between late-night conversations, unexpected laughter, and a boy who refuses to let either of them take life too seriously, the lines between arrangement and reality begin to blur.
What started as a simple agreement slowly becomes something neither of them planned for. And when doubts and outside whispers threaten to shake the fragile foundation they’ve built, Divya must decide one thing:
Was this marriage always meant to be temporary…or was it the beginning of something neither of them saw coming?
Tropes:
Single guardian
Marriage of convenience
Forced proximity
Strangers to lovers
Genre: Romance
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