He trained for precision - not for the guilt that followed.
He never wanted power. He only wanted to protect the people he loved.
Mowrya grew up learning how easily a man could disappear - under poverty, under fear, under silence. What he didn’t expect was that one rare skill would make him visible in the worst way possible.
When violence finds him, it doesn’t arrive loudly.
It waits. It watches.
And when the moment comes, it asks him to choose.
Ashna sees the change before anyone else - the hesitation in his voice, the distance in his eyes, the weight he carries after the night that can’t be undone. Loving him now means living beside a truth neither of them can name.
As power closes in and consequences refuse to stay buried, Mowrya learns that survival isn’t about escaping punishment.
It’s about living with what you’ve done.
After He Learned Where to Aim is a gripping psychological thriller about morality under pressure, love tested by fear, and the quiet aftermath of crossing a line once - and forever.