Her baby was crying from hunger, and she didn’t have any money to buy milk. In desperation, she typed a message to her friend, asking to borrow money for the milk—but by mistake, the message was sent to business tycoon Muheeb Ajlal Malik. When she saw the reply to that message… she was left completely shocked.*****Najma Abdul Rehman Malik, a 19-year-old girl living in California, engaged to her childhood love, Zaroon. She is called to Pakistan by her uncle to attend her cousin’s wedding. Despite Zaroon’s protests, she travels, unaware that she is stepping into a web of family secrets, betrayal, and forced marriages.Najma’s uncle, Ajlal Malik, has two sons: Muheeb, the story’s hero, and Jazay, the villain. Muheeb, ten years older, has harbored hatred toward Najma since childhood due to misunderstandings about family inheritance, while Jazay shows her kindness.Najma’s mother, Aroosa, once a courtesan, had married Najma’s father, Abdul Rehman Malik, but was never accepted by the family. Najma grew up in hardship, treated as a servant in Malik Mansion, while Muheeb and Jazay were raised as princes.When Najma returns to Pakistan, she is forced to marry Muheeb in a secret ceremony, despite his engagement to Palwasha. Initially, Muheeb’s treatment of her is harsh, but gradually he begins to protect, care for, and love her, revealing his true character. Najma, shocked by his sudden gentleness, slowly falls for him.The story explores family feuds, inheritance disputes, and past injustices, including the tragic death of Muheeb’s aunt Mehak, which shapes his protective nature. Meanwhile, Najma faces betrayals, manipulations, and danger from Jazay and others, all while discovering her father’s clever safeguards of her inheritance.Eventually, Najma and Muheeb overcome conspiracies, misunderstandings, and enemies. Najma gives birth to their child, and Muheeb proves his devotion, prioritizing her and their family over wealth or revenge. Najma also reconciles with her past, learning the truth about Zaroon’s paralysis and his love for another woman, Anabia.In the end, Najma emerges as the rightful heir of her family’s wealth, Muheeb as her devoted husband, and their love, once born from duty and misunderstanding, transforms into enduring devotion. Together, they overcome betrayal, family scheming, and past grievances, finding happiness as a family.

His mother had engaged him to a girl ten years younger, practically a child. He would pick her up from school, drop her back, help her with tuition, and take care of her like one of his own little ones. But when that girl stepped onto the threshold of youth, she broke the engagement cold-heartedly, declaring, ‘I will not marry an uncle.’”

Sit down—we’ve known each other for two years. Why hesitate now?”Hearing me, people around began to stare, guessing something inappropriate. Furious, she marched back to me, folded her arms, and snapped:“What’s your problem??”What could I answer? That her ignoring me hurt my ego? Or that I wanted to make her my girlfriend just to break her pride?