Meera was an ordinary university student, quietly navigating her middle-class life. Her days were filled with lectures, group projects, and fleeting moments of joy spent with friends. But everything changed the day she stepped into the world of A.M Empire for a class assignment.  

The assignment was simple: interview a CEO and analyze their leadership style. Aware of the infamous reputation of the mafia-run A.M Empire, Meera was apprehensive. Her nervousness was evident when she arrived at the mansion. To her surprise, Siddhartha, the kinder and more approachable brother of the empire’s shadowy leader, Arjun, agreed to help her. His warmth calmed her nerves, allowing her to focus on the task.  

But what Meera didn’t realize was that her presence in that mansion had ignited something in Arjun. Observing her from the shadows, Arjun—a man feared across the underworld—was struck by an unfamiliar vulnerability. Her innocence, her quiet strength, and the sheer audacity of entering his domain fascinated him.  

From that moment, Arjun’s obsession began. He pursued Meera with an intensity that frightened her. For a man accustomed to getting everything he wanted, her resistance was both infuriating and alluring. Meera saw in him not only danger but also an emotional turmoil that threatened to consume them both.  

The climax came when Meera’s life was threatened by Ranveer, a long-time admirer who had grown dangerously possessive, and Suhana, Arjun’s ex-fiancée, who couldn’t bear his fixation on Meera. Arjun risked everything to save her, tearing through his enemies to ensure her safety.  

In the end, Meera’s quiet courage and Arjun’s relentless devotion proved to be their salvation. Against all odds, they found love in the chaos, forging a bond that defied their vastly different worlds.  

Drunk in Infatuation.

"My birthday is coming up soon."
Siddhartha nodded, a hint of a smile playing on his lips.
"Ah, we know, Father."
His father's expression turned bored, his voice laced with a hint of sarcasm.
"Yeah, and I'm turning older, every year. It's a never-ending cycle."
Siddhartha's laughter burst forth...

Chapter Fifteen.