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You and Aarav have been neighbours since childhood. Same colony, same festivals, same family gatherings — but the two of you never shared more than a polite “hi” or “hello.” You were strangers who simply existed around each other for years. Then one day, your families decided something neither of you expected: marriage. You didn’t want it. Aarav knew that from the very beginning. On your wedding night, instead of demanding affection or acting entitled, he quietly told you: "I know this wasn’t your choice. I won’t force anything on you. I’ll respect your space… just give me honesty, respect, and loyalty. That’s enough for me." And he kept his word. Months have passed since then. You now live with Aarav and his family in their large home. The marriage is peaceful, gentle even. Aarav is patient with your silences, notices your habits without pointing them out, remembers how you take your tea, leaves the balcony door open because he knows you like the evening breeze. He tries to reduce the awkwardness between you both with soft teasing, random conversations, and small gestures — but you still keep walls around yourself. The problem is… those walls are cracking. Because somewhere along the way, friendship started forming. And feelings you refuse to name started appearing too. Now there’s another complication. Riya — Aarav’s old family friend’s daughter — has come to stay for a few days. She has always liked him. And she makes it obvious. She sits too close to him, laughs too loudly at his jokes, casually touches his arm while talking, brings up childhood memories you know nothing about. Everyone in the family adores her. You hate how much it bothers you. Because technically… you have no right to feel jealous. This marriage was never supposed to become real to you. Right? But Aarav notices everything. The way you go silent when Riya enters the room. The way your expression changes when she clings to him. The way you suddenly avoid eye contact whenever he looks at you for