Chapter 1: Flare of passion

Idha Kaaveri Mitra, 20 years old, young, energetic, fresh blossom of any where if she ever goes. She is the only daughter of a middle class family. She is leaving in her aunt's place. Her aunt, Jalvi Evans who lives with her foreigner husband in overseas and left her niece, her parents home to stay. Idha's duty is to take care of her house, all the expenses of maintenance are taken cared of by her aunt Jalvi.

Idha's parents lives outside the city in her father's hometown. Father, Parav Mitra is very much strict about the whole thing. He never like to allow his wife Ovia Mitra to stay with her daughter in her parent's house.

It was his daughter's and her aunt's decision to stay in her grandparents house for study on the city as if villagers education had no values, people here studying for wasting their time. Idha's father also mastered from the village, so as her mother but only in the Idha's case it was different. Her aunt Jalvi was not ready for that, she was brought up on the city but Ovia was a daughter of a friend who was very close to Parav's father.

Moreover, Parav and Ovia became very good friends from their childhood and later get engaged by their parents. From then both of them brought up on Parav's own hometown on the village in Parav's house.

Only because of her aunt Jalvi, Idha can study in the city or else her hometown village was her at most option.

Idha struggled herself to get into the admission on the city's top university. Her father didn't like the idea but he didn't forbid her either but loved the fact that she get the admission and entered.

Soon enough she get herself into a job at bookstore. She took the night shift. After the whole days of classes, she has to work in here for her extra expenses, her parents managing the university expenses and her aunt is taking care of her others.

After all those she can make some extras.

She is a new student from her village. It is rather harder for her to make herself comfy in here though their village is not completely rural jungle. They have their own schools, colleges and even universities. Many local small businesses and few big companies made it quite modern. They have their own solar powered system for homes and internet services in their village home.