He is the youngest genius in the world of physics; she is the only light he can’t calculate. At twenty-two, Laksh Malhotra is the "Ice King" of Oxford University. A Theoretical Physics prodigy, his world is defined by cold equations, silent laboratories, and the dark matter of deep space. He has everything he ever worked for, except for the one person he spent four years running away from. To protect their friendship and his own guarded heart, Laksh buried his feelings in the British mist, staying away from India to forget the girl who owns his gravity. Arya Rathore is sunshine personified. Vibrant, beautiful, and full of life, she grew up believing that Laksh was her permanent anchor—the boy who promised to show her every star in the sky. When she lands a seat at Oxford for her post-graduation, she doesn’t realize she’s walking straight into the fortress Laksh has built to keep her out. As the grey halls of Oxford collide with the golden memories of the Jaipur Haveli, Laksh finds that logic is a poor shield against a decade of unspoken love. Arya is determined to find her "best friend" again, while Laksh is fighting a losing battle against the laws of attraction. In a journey from the quiet libraries of England back to the vibrant fields of India, Laksh and Arya must decide if they are just two parallel lines destined to stay apart—or if they are the two stars meant to form the center of the universe. The Theory was simple. The Love is anything but.