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Arman has a superpower, understanding women, but only partially. Using this, he gets all the girls he likes in school and college.
A chance encounter with a secretive group enhances his powers and makes him a woman whisperer.
A girlfriend dumps him in his first job. He uses the teachings of his mentors to win her back, but he realizes she's not the one and lets her go.
The next girl has a boyfriend and they get engaged, but when things go sour between them, she wants to date Arman.
Things don't work out between them, and Arman marries the only girl he seems destined to marry.
He is shocked when she doesn't meet his expectations. They have a child, and he loves it but is romantically lonely.
Women chase him, and the highlight of such entanglements is a dark workplace romance with a femme fatale, Mansi.
She's also married, has a child and is lonely. They get off on the wrong foot, but enforced proximity makes them patch things up.
They become friends, best friends, and fall in love, though they don't realize when. But once they do, it becomes the biggest scandal the office has seen.
All the males are jealous, and the females hate that Arman pays attention only to Mansi. Everyone is out to separate them.
What will win: true love or Arman's child? Find out in this contemporary romance.
Abhilash Chandrashekar
Abhilash Chandrashekar lives in Bangalore with his wife and two kids. He completed his Civil Engineering degree from Ramaiah, one of Bangalore's top colleges. He was a programmer for fifteen years at Dell, Target, and Tyco. He did his PGP in AI/ML from the University of Texas at Austin before taking up writing. He writes on Substack and Medium.
