he was never meant to matter to a man like Aarav Mittal. But now he can't breathe without thinking about her. Priya Mathur hides her loneliness beautifully. With soft smiles. Gentle laughter. Kindness that makes people adore her instantly. Nobody sees the emptiness she carries inside. Nobody except Aarav. Cold. Powerful. Untouchable. Mumbai's most feared criminal lawyer has spent years keeping emotions out of his life. Control is what made him successful. Then Priya happens to him. And suddenly, control means nothing. Because the more Aarav watches her pretend she's okay, the more something dark and possessive awakens inside him. He notices everything. The forced smiles. The quiet heartbreak. The way she shrinks herself so nobody feels burdened by her existence. And once Aarav realizes how deeply alone she truly is... He becomes addicted to being the one person who makes her feel safe. What begins as concern soon turns into obsession. The dangerous kind. The kind that ruins sleep. Consumes thoughts. Makes a powerful man capable of destroying anyone who hurts her. Because Aarav Mittal was never taught how to love softly. He loves intensely. Completely. Possessively. And Priya-the girl who spent her entire life feeling unwanted-is slowly becoming the center of his world. But broken girls don't know how to trust love easily. Especially not a love this consuming. And when secrets, family expectations, and painful scars threaten to pull them apart... Aarav is forced to decide just how far he's willing to go for the woman who unknowingly became his favorite person. His Favorite Person is a deeply emotional slow-burn romance filled with obsession, tension, longing, heartbreak, healing, and a love powerful enough to ruin-and save-them both.