Vaishnavi  Srivastava , 25 

I've never thought of myself as the kind of girl people write stories about.
My world has always been ordinary—books, music, novels, and the quiet corners where I could dream without anyone noticing.

By profession, I'm an electrical engineer.
Not because it was my passion, but because life sometimes leaves you with no choice. Back then, I never really wanted engineering—it felt more like something I had to do, not what I dreamed of doing. If I could choose, I would have lived inside my stories forever, not circuits and equations. Always had confused in my life . People say they have passion they dream to become this and that but I never able to acknowledge what I like exactly and  what I  want to do in life . 

Maybe that's why I became obsessed with Wattpad.
Because there, I wasn't just Vaishnavi Srivastava—I was free. Free to live a thousand different lives, to fall in love with impossible men, to experience the kind of passion that reality never promised me.

In real life, I was just a simple girl with glasses, a little chubby, always humming BTS songs, listening to romantic Hindi music, and cherishing my family and faith above all else. I gave love with all my heart, but I never believed my ordinary world could turn extraordinary.

Until he appeared.
Agastya Thakur.

A cardiothoracic surgeon whose gaze feels like it cold stop my heartbeat, very handsome, like a Greek god  whose obsession burns far too close to danger, and whose love is a madness I can't seem to escape.

And maybe... just maybe...
This ordinary girl's story isn't so ordinary anymore.

Agastya Thakur , 28 

I  never believed in love.
Not the kind people waste words on in books and songs. For me, love was nothing but a fragile illusion, a weakness that made men reckless.

Until her.
Vaishnavi Srivastava.

She wasn't the kind of woman who tried to be noticed, and maybe that's why I couldn't stop noticing her. A quiet girl with glasses, not a beauty that make people turn . She doesn't even know the chaos she's awakened in me. She wasn't supposed to matter. But somehow, she became the one thing I couldn't control.

I'm a cardiothoracic surgeon.  I've spent years studying hearts, repairing them, saving them. But the truth is, mine was never alive until her. Now it beats only for her, violently, dangerously, obsessively.

I don't just want her.
I need her.

And I'll burn the world before I let anyone else have her. 

This is my first book,  please accept my  apologies if you notice any mistakes in my writing or lack of detail