Aryan was a man of extremes: ruthless in business, uninterested in relationships, and reckless in pleasure. He had everything money could buy, but nothing really mattered. To the outside world, he appeared to be just another charming entrepreneur, but behind closed doors, he drowned in his addiction, which kept his emotions hidden.
Then came Shanaya. Unlike the women who flocked to him, she wasn't interested in his charm or wealth. She found his arrogance insufferable. She had joined his company out of pure ambition, and if she had one rule, it was to avoid men like him.
But fate had different plans.
Shanaya soon noticed cracks in Aryan's armor—glimpses of pain hidden beneath his arrogant exterior. His cold detachment was not simply arrogance; it was survival. For the first time in his life, Aryan was drawn to someone's mind rather than her body.
Was love strong enough to break through his walls?
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