Anmol chooses self-respect over heartbreak, walking away from a love that would have shattered not just her own life, but two others as well. Determined never to be an obligation again, she no longer seeks grand romance-only a bond built on mutual respect, honor, and unwavering loyalty. Enter Maan, the man she is set to marry through an arranged union. For Anmol, this marriage is a way to restore her family's reputation. For Maan, it is his ailing grandmother's final wish-to see him wed a strong, dependable partner. Reserved and guarded, Maan has never believed in love; after all, everyone he's ever cared for has eventually left-except his grandmother. Bound by duty but united in their principles, Anmol and Maan promise each other respect, trust, and partnership, but nothing more. Love is not part of their pact. Yet, as they navigate life together, they slowly realize that the very things they vowed to exclude might be what they were destined to find all along.