Love is made up of three unconditional properties in equal measure:

1. Acceptance
2. Understanding
3. Appreciation

Remove any one of the three and the falls apart.
When Two people are in relationships they make a straight line but when the third came in, it becomes Triangle, Which is Unrequited for someone and Reciprocal for another. This is, by the way, is something highly inadvisable. Think about it — do you want to live in a world of two dimensions?

Liam: I wanted to run to her, wrap her in his arms. Protect her. But it was not my place to do those things, not mine? Her heart was empty and Shallow, I will Warm it with my Love”

Jennet: I couldn't take much more of this. Being the object two men competed for wasn't as glamorous as it sounded in the movies. The two men who both wanted one hundred percent of my time weren't dashing, This is not what I want. I just want One, But who is the One for me?

Grayson: In the end, I regret all the chances I didn't take with you. I regret all the moments I let slip by. I regret all the times I hid my feelings from you. And in end, my biggest fear is losing you. I won't and I can't lose you at any cost.

Extreme long triangle, Three broken hearts, Regrets, and disappointment, Full of ups and downs has now reached an Arranged marriage. Will this marriage become successful?
Or history will repeat itself?

Unrequited Love to Arranged Marriage

He walked over to the library and check the shelf. There was indeed a letter...


He looked at it suspiciously, It only has Jennet's name on it...At first, he decide to hand it over to Jennet but then the thought of Grayson came into his mind and he wondered "Maybe it is from Grayson, I should read it myself...I am scared If this letter melts her heart...I am tried so hard to win her heart and now when I achieved it, I cannot let her drift away...


 he muttered as he sat down. He opened the envelope, mentally guilty for reading it without her permission but his heart was pushing him to do that...


As he opened it he realized that He was already familiar with the will. In an envelope was a letter her mother had written to her two weeks ago. In another envelope was a newspaper article he hadn't read yet. He ripped the first envelope 


open and took out the letter. He read it:
