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Sanya Mehra
The last session never came
Some stories don't begin with love-they begin with survival. Arjun Mehta, founder and CEO of a rising startup, has built his life from scratch. Coming from a modest middle-class family, he's spent years crafting success, believing that love, too, would grow alongside it. Married to his college sweetheart Niharika, Arjun once saw a future filled with shared dreams and quiet loyalty. But the reality turned into something else entirely. Niharika is now a social media influencer-fueled by validation, consumed by luxury, and obsessed with appearance. The more fame she chases, the more invisible Arjun feels. What started as love slowly curdled into isolation, manipulation, and emotional detachment. Still, Arjun holds on, hoping therapy might fix what fame and silence have broken. He walks into Dr. Ira Vaidya's clinic to save his marriage and maybe himself as well. Ira is one of the city's most sought-after therapists-a composed, brilliant professional who's helped countless couples rediscover connection. But behind the calm surface is a woman who's never believed in love herself. A traumatic childhood taught her to protect, not to feel. She's built a career out of helping others heal-without ever letting anyone close enough to touch her own wounds. What begins as a clinical relationship between a disillusioned man and a guarded therapist slowly turns into something unspoken. Arjun's honesty chips away at Ira's silence. In return, Ira becomes the only person who truly sees through Arjun's polished exterior. Not love. Not comfort. Something raw. Something real. But can two people-who've only known love as a source of pain-ever believe in it again? Will Arjun fight for his marriage, or will he discover something deeper within himself? Will they ever give life a second chance to bloom? In a world where therapy is still seen as weakness, will two broken souls finally find their voice... or will their story, too, remain unfinished-like the last session that never came?
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