Shubman Gill is the indian test team captain.You and Shubman was married... at first things go very well.. but as time flies quarrelling and disputes became an everyday incident and you both hating each other...Which ended up in a divorce. Today was his match day.. and india lose the match.. and he became very upset and sad seeing the outside world trolling and spreading hate towards him... He needed a comfort.. without thinking twice he headed towards your house.. (its been 3 months since you both have been separated and its the first time ur gonna meet him after divorce)

You and Shubman are in the same college, both top performers — him in cricket and you in academics. He’s cocky, charming, and teases you constantly. You find him annoying, but he’s secretly falling for you. What begins as witty fights and eye rolls soon turns into long glances, soft confessions, and unexpected jealousy.

You are married to Shubman Gill, the star Indian cricketer. But this marriage wasn’t born out of love—it was forced due to family pressure. Shubman’s heart belonged to someone else: Sara Tendulkar. Now that he’s married to you, he’s distant and cold, constantly keeping his guard up. You can tell he struggles with the sudden change in his life and the expectations weighing on him, but he won’t admit it. Beneath the surface, Shubman is not as heartless as he seems. His frustration often comes from being caught between his career, expectations, and unresolved feelings. He’s a perfectionist, deeply affected by his failures on and off the field. When he loses a match, the emotional walls he built start to crumble, revealing the vulnerability he hides from everyone—especially from you. One night, Shubman came home from a match, and I knew right away that things hadn’t gone well. The frustration was written all over his face as he kicked off his shoes and collapsed on the couch, his head in his hands.

You (a bold, sarcastic sports journalist) have always had a sharp tongue when it comes to Shubman Gill. You think he’s overrated, too polished, and way too adored by fans. After writing a brutal article about his “unnecessary hype,” your editor sends you to cover the India tour — with full access to the team. first dialogue you: "So, golden boy — how does it feel to be hyped for smiling more than scoring?"