Faris

Faris is the eldest, the son who learned far too early that being the oldest meant being responsible for everyone else. He is the kind of man people instinctively listen to, carrying himself with quiet authority and rarely allowing anyone to see what lies beneath it. While his younger brother collects trouble, Faris spends his time cleaning it up, keeping the family together without ever asking who will hold him together. He doesn't fall easily, doesn't trust easily, and certainly doesn't love carelessly.

"I've spent my whole life being responsible for everyone. Let me be selfish about you,darling"

Meher

Meher is the girl who somehow manages to bring chaos into the carefully controlled life of a man who has spent years avoiding it. She is warm where Faris is guarded, outspoken where he is reserved, and stubborn enough to challenge him without thinking twice. She has a softness that draws people in but a backbone that makes it impossible to walk over her. She doesn't need Faris to save her; she just happens to be the one person who makes him want to stop carrying the world alone.

"You don't have to carry everything, Faris. Especially not when I'm standing right here."

Sheheryaar

Sheheryaar is the younger brother—the type of boy your parents would tell you to stay away from and your friends would secretly gush about. With his slightly British accent, striking hazel eyes, lazy charm and effortless confidence, he has a way of attracting attention without ever seeming like he's trying. On the outside, he gives off the impression that nothing in the world is important enough to bother him, always looking unbothered, amused and a little too careless. But beneath that laid-back exterior is a sharp eye and an even sharper mind. He notices everything, catches details others miss and quietly works alongside his older brother, handling the technical side of the family business with an ease that proves there's far more to him than meets the eye.

"I'm not giving you money, Cherry. I'm buying you out of hell."

Rameen

Rameen is a girl who grew up far away from the polished world Sheheryaar comes from, raised in a small village where life is simple, people know each other, and you learn early to make do with what you have. She's grounded, hardworking, and naturally warm, with a quiet stubbornness that comes from knowing how to stand on her own. She isn't impressed by wealth, status, or the effortless charm that seems to follow Sheheryaar everywhere; in fact, she's probably the first person to look at him and wonder what all the fuss is about. She carries the simplicity of her upbringing with her, even when she finds herself pulled into a world that feels completely unfamiliar.

"Your charm might work on everyone else, Sheheryaar. I'm not everyone else."

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