Hate to Ishq

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Summary

He broke her dreams. She’s about to break his rules. ​The Rejection Hitanshi worked her whole life for one goal: a seat at Malhotra Enterprises. But when her dream is snatched away over a petty corporate technicality, she walks out of the building ready to burn the world down. ​The Crash Still shaking with anger, she’s nearly hit by a luxury car. Hitanshi doesn't hold back. She yells at the driver and gives him a piece of her mind about his reckless ego and his fancy car. She doesn't know she just insulted the most powerful man in the city. ​The Game The next day, she is called back for a meeting. She expects a second chance, but instead, she meets the man from the car. Raj Malhotra is the CEO she just screamed at. He is lean, arrogant, and he never forgets a face. ​The Obsession Raj hires her just to keep her close and make her pay for her defiance. He wants to control her, but Hitanshi is too stubborn to bow down. Every argument in the office turns into a battle of wills. Raj meant to destroy her career, but now he can't stop thinking about her. ​He hates her spirit, but he craves her attention. In this office, whoever falls first loses everything. Trope: Enemies to Lovers / Boss and Employee / He Fell First Vibe: High tension and a CEO who is obsessed with his rival.

Status
Ongoing
Chapters
2
Rating
n/a
Age Rating
18+

Chapter 1: The Crash and the Curse

The lobby of Malhotra Enterprises was as cold as a grave, and Hitanshi was officially done playing nice. After years of dreaming about this office, she had been tossed aside like a typo in a contract. Her brown eyes burned with a mix of fury and pride as she marched toward the exit, her chest-length hair swaying with every sharp step. She wasn't just a candidate; she was the best they would never have.

As she stepped onto the curb, the screech of tires sliced through her thoughts. A silver Maybach missed her by inches. The frustration of the last hour finally snapped. Hitanshi didn't jump back—she stepped forward and slammed her palm onto the hood.

"Are you blind or just entitled?" she barked as the tinted window slid down. Inside sat a man who looked like he was carved from ice and expensive cologne. Raj Malhotra stared at her, his lean frame draped in a bespoke suit, his expression unreadable but lethal.

"Do you have any idea whose car you just touched?" Raj asked, his voice a low, dangerous velvet.

Hitanshi leaned in, her gaze locked on his. "Mujhe farak nahi padta ki tum kaun ho. Sadak tumhare baap ki nahi hai, samjhe? Keep your ego and your car off my way."

Raj’s grip tightened on the leather armrest. No one had ever dared to speak to him with such raw defiance. He watched her storm off, a tiny storm of a woman leaving him in her wake.

He turned to his assistant, his eyes still fixed on her retreating figure. "Is ladki ki himmat dekhi tumne? Find out who she is. I want her in my office by tomorrow morning."