[#2 ~ The Rajvansh Royals] Jiya Rajvansh doesn't believe in feelings. Cold, composed, and ruthlessly self-contained, she's built her life on silence and self-preservation. Feelings are for people who can afford them, and she learned long ago she can't. Agastya Singhania believes in order, fairness, and doing what's right. The world, to him, exists in clear lines--black and white, truth and deceit. Until she walks in, all edges and contradictions, and turns his absolutes into questions. Their paths collide in blood and consequence, and nothing about it is neat. He wants answers; she wants distance. But there's something about her darkness that calls to him, and something about his goodness that terrifies her. He sees right and wrong. She lives in everything in between. And somewhere between her ruin and his righteousness, a slow, burning unraveling of two people who were never meant to meet, yet can't seem to let go.