The way you saw me
She built her life on power.
He rebuilt his life in darkness.
Chandra never believed in love. At twenty-six, she had everything-money, authority, success. Emotions were a weakness she had buried long ago. People were replaceable, and hearts were meaningless. She spoke only the language of control, and the world listened.
Atharva could not see the world, but he understood it better than most. An accident took his sight at twenty-three, not his strength. He did not ask for sympathy, nor did he crave validation. Calm, emotionally deep, and quietly unbreakable, Atharva lived by karma, not fate.
When Chandra meets Atharva, she expects him to be fragile. She is wrong.
He does not see her beauty, her power, or her status-and for the first time, Chandra is invisible. Atharva judges her not by what she owns, but by what she hides. His silence unsettles her. His honesty disarms her. And his darkness mirrors the emptiness she never admitted existed.
Slowly, without realizing it, Chandra begins to change. The woman who mocked emotions starts feeling them. The ice around her heart begins to crack. Through Atharva, she learns that strength is not control, and love is not weakness.
This is not a story of instant love.
It is the story of an emotionless woman learning to feel-
and a blind man teaching her how to see.
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