ISHITA KAPOOR

Ishita is a force to be reckoned with, her life a testament to resilience and determination. Moving from the vibrant chaos of India to the sprawling expanse of Mississauga, she's ready to conquer new challenges and forge her own path. On the surface, she's the picture of confidence and poise, a young woman unafraid to face the world.

Yet beneath her composed exterior lies a heart scarred by untold stories and fears she seldom shares. Her past is a mosaic of moments that shaped her, leaving shadows she thought she could leave behind. But as she steps into this new chapter, the familiar comfort of her old life begins to echo in the corners of her mind. Her arrival in Canada sparks a journey of self-discovery, where she confronts not just the external challenges of a new city but also the internal battles she's kept hidden.

In the midst of navigating her new life, she finds herself caught in a web of unexpected emotions and revelations, forcing her to face the vulnerabilities she's tried so hard to bury. As her path intertwines with Ryan's, she must decide if she's ready to let down her guard and embrace the uncertain future that lies ahead.

RYAN ASHFORD

Ryan is a master of control, his life a series of calculated moves and guarded secrets. His reputation as a ruthless and enigmatic figure masks the pain that drives him. Love is a vulnerability he can't afford, and the past is a chain he's determined to keep locked away.

But then she arrives- Ishita, a disruption in his meticulously ordered world, a force that begins to melt the frost surrounding his heart. As he finds himself drawn to her, Ryan confronts the emotional storm he thought he'd long buried.

Their connection is an unforeseen tempest, challenging everything he has worked to maintain. The fire she ignites within him threatens to dismantle the carefully constructed life he's led. In navigating this new and intense attraction, Ryan faces a pivotal choice: to cling to his emotional defenses or to embrace the possibility of a future he never believed possible.

ISHITA KAPOOR & RYAN ASHFORD