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Mihira Sharma doesn't believe in fairy tales. She doesn't believe in love, romance, or anything that makes people misty-eyed and gushy. And she certainly doesn't believe in "happily ever after." Not after everything she's seen, especially not after what her parents' marriage turned into.

What does she believe in? The cold, hard truth that money matters. A lot. She believes in success, independence, and being the best version of yourself-because no one's going to look out for you, except for you.

This book isn't about love. It's not about some soul-stirring revelation that changes a person. No, Mihira's journey is far more complicated and a little less glamorous. It's about survival. It's about learning to cope with a baby who, by all means, doesn't belong in her perfectly controlled world. It's about dealing with a tiny human who requires more than a phone call to the daycare and figuring out how to keep your sanity intact in the process.

Mihira is not a woman who will suddenly warm up to motherhood because of some adorable giggles or heart-melting baby eyes. Oh no. She'll avoid the label of "mother" for as long as possible, because that's what she does. She runs away from things that might require her to care too much. But deep down, even she knows that sometimes life throws you curveballs you can't dodge. And no matter how much you deny it, you eventually catch that ball. But will Mihira ever admit she's caught it? Probably not.

Don't expect her to be your typical heroine. She's flawed. She's rude. She's sarcastic. And sometimes, you might want to strangle her for being so annoyingly self-sufficient that she refuses help, even when she needs it. But that's Mihira. She's stubborn. She's a work-in-progress. And most importantly, she's not about to let life-or a tiny baby-push her around.

So, if you're looking for the warm, fuzzy feeling that comes with stories about loving mothers and tearful moments, you might want to look elsewhere. But if you're curious about a woman who can be as cold as she is caring, who can give you a snarky comment and still hold the door open for you, and who will make you laugh (and possibly want to throw something at her), then welcome. You're in the right place.

Let's see if Mihira can prove that even the most reluctant mother can make it through the chaos, one sarcastic comment at a time.

Let's begin.
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The chapters will be coming soon, so stay tuned. Feel free to add this story to your reading list and drop a comment—I’d love to hear your thoughts! See you with Chapter 1!"