Samar Pratap Singh and Nina Sabharwal can't seem to keep their hands off each other. Yet, they don't quite trust each other either: he thinks she's eyeing bigger fish, she's convinced he's a heartbreaker. They have both decided that falling in love is simply not an option - no strings attached is how they roll. Only, the fact that they have to see each other at work every day makes situations stickier, and the more their lives become intertwined, the more they realize that love - a real and lasting love - is just a leap of faith away. But will they make that leap? Can they? <\p>
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Sheila Kumar <\b> is an independent writer and manuscript editor, and has authored Kith and Kin, a short story collection. On a personal note, she has a dual personality: there is SK, the rock music-loving, tai chi-practising free spirit and there is Mrs Kumar, the colonel's wife, all chiffon and pearls. Sheila Kumar has given up trying to integrate the two. <\b><\p>
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Samar Pratap Singh and Nina Sabharwal can't seem to keep their hands off each other. Yet, they don't quite trust each other either: he thinks she's eyeing bigger fish, she's convinced he's a heartbreaker. They have both decided that falling in love is simply not an option - no strings attached is how they roll. Only, the fact that they have to see each other at work every day makes situations stickier, and the more their lives become intertwined, the more they realize that love - a real and lasting love - is just a leap of faith away. But will they make that leap? Can they? <\p>
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