A LOVE THAT HEALS

Sat, 02 May 2026 10:13:57 +0000

Kavish Volkov is a name whispered in fear—a ruthless mafia king who rules his world with power, blood, and a heart long turned to stone. Trust is a weakness he buried years ago, and love is something he never believed he deserved. In his world, loyalty is earned, betrayal is punished, and revenge is inevitable.

Bhumi Shrivastava lives by a different code. A fierce and unyielding criminal lawyer, she stands for justice in a world that constantly tries to corrupt it. But when the law fails her in the most personal way, justice turns into something darker… something far more dangerous. Because she believes one thing with absolute certainty—Kavish’s best friend destroyed her sister’s life, and she will stop at nothing to make them pay.

On the other hand, Kavish is driven by his own demons. The loss of his brother isn’t just grief—it’s a wound that festers with unanswered questions and burning rage. And in his eyes, Bhumi is not innocent. To him, she is the reason his brother is gone, the face of betrayal he cannot forgive.

Two people, bound by hatred.
Two souls, fueled by revenge.

When fate forces them into a marriage neither of them wants, it becomes the perfect battlefield—a place where love doesn’t exist, only power games, manipulation, and a silent war to break each other piece by piece. Every word is sharp, every touch is filled with tension, and every moment is a reminder of why they should never fall.

But revenge has a way of blinding people… and the truth has a way of destroying everything they believed in.

As hidden secrets begin to surface and the past slowly unravels, the lines between right and wrong start to blur. The hatred they once held so tightly begins to crack, replaced by something far more dangerous—something neither of them is ready to face. Because in the middle of chaos, pain, and betrayal, they find an unexpected truth…

The person they wanted to destroy might be the only one who truly understands their broken pieces.

And the love they never believed in… might be the only thing strong enough to heal them.