Anurag's reputation as a "bad boy" had followed him since he entered medical school. He was stubborn, quick to defend himself, and often found himself in fights. But beneath that tough exterior, he had a rare kindness and a brilliance that set him apart. His peers saw his temper and fights, but those who knew him closely admired his sharp intellect and his loyalty to those he cared about.

You,in her fourth year and balancing both studies and internship, had her own struggles. She was strict, driven, and held high expectations for herself and everyone she mentored. Her past experiences of loneliness and a lack of emotional support pushed her to be strong and authoritative, masking her vulnerabilities behind a wall of professionalism.

During a student program, fate brought Anurag under her mentorship. Anurag's admiration for You soon blossomed into love, though he wasn’t sure if he should express it. It wasn’t lust, but something far deeper—a quiet reverence for her resilience and intellect. Yet, whenever they spoke, the conversations often turned into quarrels, with Her constantly ordering him around. Even though he loved her, Anurag never let himself be walked over. He respected himself enough to stand his ground, and that added fuel to their already tense dynamic.

One afternoon, a fight erupted between your's students and a senior group. What started as a minor disagreement quickly escalated into a chaotic brawl, leaving everyone bruised and battered. Anurag, who tried to stop the situation, ended up with a few bruises himself. In the aftermath, they found themselves in the medical room, where you tended to the wounded.

She was furious, not only at the students but also at Anurag. She expected better from him, especially as someone she mentored. But as she barked orders, Anurag, in pain but still defiant, tried to explain.

“Do you really think I’d just stand by and let them walk all over us?” he asked, voice strained but firm, locking eyes with her.