LOGINAdvikSinghal — a cold, possessive billionaire and global CEO, burdened by legacy and power. Aadhya— a sunshine-hearted South Indian girl, grounded, independent, and quietly strong. He comes to India for a deal.He meets her by accident. One look is enough for Advik to want her — fiercely, obsessively. For him, love means possession and protection. For her, love means freedom and trust. As two opposite worlds collide — power and simplicity, control and care — emotions deepen, boundaries blur, and choices become painful. Will love bind them together…or will possession tear them apart?
View MoreAdvik's POV The aircraft door closed behind me with a dull metallic sound. Within seconds, the engines came alive, their steady roar filling the silence that had surrounded me all evening. I fastened my seat belt without looking outside because my thoughts had already reached India long before the aircraft ever left the runway. The jet slowly moved toward takeoff while encrypted files opened one after another across the tablet resting in front of me. Every report carried the same photographs from different angles. Every satellite image pointed toward one small neighborhood. Every surveillance note revolved around the same two people. Aadhya's parents. I studied every page quietly, committing each road, every neighboring house, every blind corner, and every possible escape route to memory. By the time the aircraft left the ground, I already knew more about that neighborhood than the men currently watching it. My secure phone vibrated again. "Sir," Viktor greeted immediately
Advik's POV The moment I dropped Kade and Seena at the mansion, I didn't step out of the car. The engine continued running while my eyes remained fixed on the road ahead. Somewhere across the city, Derek was still accompanying Aadhya through the shopping, exactly as I had ordered before leaving the office. Knowing she wasn't alone allowed me to leave without turning the car around. My phone vibrated against the steering wheel just as I turned onto the expressway. The name flashing across the screen was enough to sharpen every instinct inside me. Raghav never called unless something had already gone wrong. I answered immediately without taking my eyes off the road. "Sir," he said without wasting a second on formalities, "our surveillance team completed the verification. We reviewed every recording from yesterday until now. Nischel's threat wasn't meant to scare anyone. He has already acted on it." My grip around the steering wheel tightened. "Explain everything," I said quietly
Seena's POV By six in the evening, Singhal Corporate had already begun settling into its usual rhythm. Employees moved through the corridors carrying laptops, files, and unfinished discussions while department heads rushed to complete approvals before leaving for the day. The building remained active, but the intensity that filled every floor during working hours had finally started fading. From my cabin, I watched a familiar argument unfold near the executive elevators. Aadhya stood with her arms folded across her chest while Advik remained completely unmoved in front of her. Derek stood nearby pretending to focus on plant nearby, though it was painfully obvious he was listening to every word. "I am going shopping, not running forever," Aadhya said with visible irritation. "I honestly don't understand why I need multiple vehicles, armed security, and half your staff following me." Advik didn't immediately respond. He continued reviewing something on his tablet before finally
Author's POV The night should have been peaceful after everything they had survived. Aadhya slept deeply against Advik's chest, one hand curled around his shirt as if even in sleep she refused to let him move too far away. Her breathing was slow and steady, finally free from the fear that had followed her for days. Anyone looking at them would have believed the storm was over. But Advik wasn't sleeping. His eyes remained open, fixed on the darkness above him while his thoughts refused to rest. Every time he closed his eyes, he saw Aadhya tied to that chair. Every time he tried to relax, he remembered her tears and the way she had looked at him after returning home. Something still felt unfinished. The vibration of his phone cut through the silence. Instantly his attention shifted toward the bedside table. Beside him, Aadhya stirred slightly and moved closer without waking up. Her fingers tightened around his shirt, making something inside his chest soften despite everything. He wra












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