The Breakup Assignment
βΛΰΏ π³πΎπΎππΊππΎ π±ππ-π’ππ ΰΏΛβ Zara Mehta has always believed in love. Movie love. Rainy confession, music-swelling, first-dance-in-sneakers kind of love. But when her boyfriend dumps her just days before the school formal with the words "You're just too much," her heart-and ego-hit the floor harder than her report card. Enter Reyan Shah. Zara's childhood enemy, next-door neighbor, and the emotionally constipated genius who once ruined her 13th birthday party with a math quiz. So when their Psychology teacher assigns a semester-long project on emotional resilience and pairs them up, Zara decides to flip the script. Her heartbreak becomes a research experiment. Reyan? Her unwilling "Breakup Coach." What begins as petty bickering and sarcastic banter soon turns into midnight confessions, hidden wounds, and glances that linger too long. Zara starts realizing that Reyan isn't as heartless as he acts. And Reyan? He's beginning to wonder if maybe, just maybe, the girl he spent years hating is the only one who really sees him. In a world where emotions are messy and love even messier, two people who were never supposed to fall for each other might just learn how to heal-one broken piece at a time. "π²ππΎ πππΌπΎ πππ π½ ππΎ π πππΎ ππ πΊ πππππ, πππ πΊ πΏπππππ πΊ. π³ππππ πππ... ππππΎ ππππππ πΊππΎ πππππ πππΊππ½πππ ππ." "π¨ πππππππ πͺπΊπ»ππ π»ππππΎ ππ ππΎπΊππ. π‘ππ πππ? πΈππ'ππΎ πππΎ πππΎ πππππππ ππ π»πΊπΌπ ππππΎπππΎπ. π ππ½ ππ'π ππΎππππΏππππ."
