Tara Shah. 16 yrs

If chaos had a human form, it would probably be Tara Shah.

An unapologetic extrovert with a bold heart, a sharper tongue, and absolutely no talent for staying out of trouble. She could walk into a room full of strangers and leave with five new friends—and somehow manage to trip over her own feet while doing it.

Tara was clumsy, loud, fearless, and ridiculously emotional. She felt everything deeply, even when she pretended she didn't.

She could win an argument with just one sentence and then cry over a tiny thing five minutes later.

Bold outside. Soft inside. And impossible to ignore.

Ira Pandey. 16 yrs

Every group needs someone who keeps everyone from completely losing their minds.

That someone was Ira Pandey.

Quiet, calm, and naturally introverted, Ira was the kind of person who preferred listening over speaking. But mistaking her silence for weakness would be the biggest mistake anyone could make.

Behind those calm eyes was a sharp mind and an open heart. She noticed things others missed, understood people without them having to explain, and when someone finally pushed her too far…

Well, let's just say her patience had limits—and her words could burn.

She was the unofficial momy of the group—the one who carried common sense while everyone else carried chaos.

Quiet doesn't mean weak. Sometimes, it means dangerous when provoked.

Veer Malhotra. 16 yrs

Veer Malhotra had two great ambitions in life—

To remain ridiculously obsessed with himself…

and to find a love that would stay for the next seven lives, not merely seven days.

Cheerful, understanding, and always ready with a ridiculous plan, Veer was the kind of person who could turn an ordinary afternoon into a full-blown adventure.

The problem?

He loved making chaotic plans almost as much as he loved actually putting them into action.

And then there were his two female best friends—girls he'd known since class four—who somehow had him permanently stuck in a situation even he couldn't figure out.

Between friendship, confusion, and his endless search for forever…

Veer had no idea that sometimes, love isn't something you find. It's something you accidentally stumble into while looking somewhere else.

Ayan Sharma. 16 yrs

Ayan Sharma had two favourite things in life—facts and rules.

The kind of boy who could remember every important date in history but somehow forget his own birthday. His mind was always occupied with academic goals, plans, formulas, and facts that nobody had even asked for.

He never broke rules. Never got distracted. And definitely never wasted his time chasing girls.

Actually, at this point, his brain seemed to have completely forgotten that girls existed in his surroundings too.

While everyone else was busy figuring out love, Ayan was busy figuring out his future.

For him, there was only one direction—

Forward.

Zara Khan. 16 yrs

Zara Khan was the quiet one—the calm centre between two completely opposite storms.

She somehow managed to maintain both her best friends: one who never came out of his books, and the other who seemed determined to never go inside one.

With strangers, Zara was reserved. Her silence often made people mistake her for someone with an attitude, an arrogant nature, or simply someone who thought she was better than everyone else.

But her friends knew better.

Around the people she loved, Zara laughed freely, talked without hesitation, and became a completely different person.

Because beneath that quiet exterior was someone incredibly caring, understanding, and loving—the kind of person who would notice your sadness before you even realized you were sad.

She didn't open her heart to everyone.

But once she did…

she loved with everything she had.

Aaron Smith.. 16 yrs

And then there was Aaron Smith—the walking contradiction of the group.

While Ayan treated books like his closest companions, Aaron did everything possible to stay away from them.

Naturally, this made him the teacher's favourite target.

But every time a teacher thought they had finally caught him off guard, Aaron would throw out an answer so unexpectedly clever that the entire class would be left staring at him.

His words rarely made sense.

His logic was questionable.

His study habits were practically nonexistent.

But somehow, when it came to real life, Aaron possessed an annoyingly good common sense.

He might not know what's written in the textbook…

but give him a real-life problem, and somehow, he'd know exactly what to do.

Maybe that was his talent—

looking clueless while secretly understanding everything.

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