Heartbeat Between Bullets
One saves lives.
The other lives among death.
A feared mafia leader who no longer believes in love.
A gentle cardiologist whose heart is too kind for his own good.
An arranged marriage neither of them wanted.
What begins as...
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Devraj Rathore -
Age: 30
Height: 6'3"
Profession: Head of the Rathore Syndicate
Personality: Cold. Composed. Intelligent.
A man whose silence is more terrifying than his anger.
Devraj never believed fear came from raising his voice. A single glance from him was enough to make people lower their heads.
Years ago, he loved someone with all his heart.
She betrayed him.
Since then, love has been nothing but a weakness in his eyes.
Behind the ruthless reputation, however, is a man who values loyalty above everything else. He protects those he calls his own, never breaks his word, and follows a strict code of honor.
People call him heartless.
The truth?
His heart simply forgot how to trust.
"Bullets never frightened me... but loving someone again did."
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Dr. Advik Mehra
Age: 28
Height: 5'10"
Profession: Senior Cardiologist
Personality: Gentle. Mature. Patient.
Has warm Hazel eyes.
A man whose calm presence could ease even the most anxious heart.
Whether it was a frightened child, a grieving family, or a difficult patient, Advik treated everyone with the same warmth and respect.
He believes that kindness is strength, not weakness.
Unlike Devraj, he never stopped believing in love.
Even after entering an arranged marriage with a man who barely looked at him, he never demanded affection.
He simply chose to stay.
To understand.
To wait.
Because some hearts don't need to be chased.
They just need a safe place to return to.
"I'm a cardiologist. I know how to repair a damaged heart... but love isn't something surgery can fix."
