He is the stranger on the motorcycle outside the restaurant, engine still running, on the night an arranged-marriage dinner becomes something to flee. He hands over a spare helmet and rides. Graffiti, a tattoo parlour and a first taste of freedom later, the parents beam — he is the fiancé they picked. His own family, who expect him in the CEO's chair, would rather stage a crime than allow it. A hundred and ten chapters to a courtroom, a crash and a wedding.
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