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A promise made to a dying brother binds Aryan to the Oberoi family, a household that once embraced him as their own. They remind him of everything he has lost, yet he cannot bring himself to love them. He cannot leave, but neither can he truly live with them. Will he ever find a way to belong?
The Oberoi brothers, bound by an unshakable bond. A long‑lost brother, whose fate entwined with theirs. A relationship fractured, waiting to be reforged. A family incomplete, yearning to be whole.
Will Aryan accept the Oberois as his family, or will they forever remain as nothing more than the weight of a promise?
A promise made to a dying brother binds Aryan to the Oberoi family, a household that once embraced him as their own. They remind him of everything he has lost, yet he cannot bring himself to love them. He cannot leave, but neither can he truly live with them. Will he ever find a way to belong?
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SmilyFace
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March 25, 2026
It took me three months to finish this, and the story felt unnecessarily stretched. There were many loopholes, unjustified subplots, and the narrative often felt one-sided. What started like a web series slowly turned into a dramatic TV serial with an almost flawless lead who was constantly wronged. The villain’s ending felt delayed, and conflicts that seemed easily solvable were dragged out.Since Book 2, plot resolutions largely seem to exist to maintain Arnav or Aryan’s tragic arc and image.
Loaner
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December 30, 2025
Do not recommend. The main character is constantly using people feelings against them. You’re glorifying emotional manipulation. There is a lot of plot re-use. This falls terribly short.
Important Business
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April 29, 2026
This one has teared me up on a lot of moments. Their bonding is my comfort zone. Have enjoyed reading it throughout the book. Aryan Rathod Oberoi is a complex character and have relished reading about it throughout the book.
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