Ishaan Sharma came from a well-settled business family and had a younger sister whom he adored. Sweet, kind, polite, and always willing to help, he was an active member of the Student Dean Life Club, where he helped manage campus life and resolve students’ concerns.

He was respected by students and teachers alike for his kindness, genuine respect for professors, and enthusiasm for university activities. A third-year engineering student, Ishaan was fairly popular on campus—not because he sought attention, but because his actions and personality naturally drew people to him.

Handsome, confident, and athletic, he had plenty of girls crushing on him. Yet, he had never dated anyone. Ishaan wanted his first relationship to be his last—the kind of love that would eventually lead to marriage. He was simply waiting for the right person.

Meanwhile, Aarohi had recently joined the university as a first-year business student. From a well-settled family, she was sweet, kind, funny, easygoing, and bubbly—an extrovert who easily connected with people.

During document verification, Aarohi arrived with her family and noticed Ishaan helping students, coordinating volunteers, answering questions, and making sure everything ran smoothly. She didn't know him, but she found him cute.

A week later, on her first official day, orientation was being held in a different auditorium. Still unfamiliar with the campus, Aarohi wandered around alone, clearly lost.

Ishaan, who was heading to the same auditorium for his Student Dean Life Club duties, noticed her and approached.

"Hey, you seem a little lost. Are you a first-year student? Are you here for the orientation?"

Aarohi froze for a moment. She immediately recognized him—the same boy she'd seen during document verification.

Seeing him up close was different. She had expected someone with his looks to have an attitude, but instead, he was calm, polite, and genuinely respectful. There was something quietly warm about the way he spoke to her, as though helping her was simply natural.

Neither of them knew it yet, but that simple question would become the beginning of something neither had been looking for.