Sam Wadhwa is a 17-year-old young boy, hiding behind a brave facade, but beneath his strong exterior lies a heart scarred by childhood bullying. Struggling with an eating disorder and the shadows of his past, Sam's fight is one he can't win alone...
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Dear Readers,
This is an unedited draftof the book, meaning there will be several grammatical errors, name mismatches, plot discrepancies, and other sematic errors. If that is something you find offence, please do not proceed further.
Certain parts of the book are in Hindi language, only the Kindle version will have the complete English translation.
The book is made available on Wattpad for feedback, once feedback is collected the book will be pulled from the platform, sent for professional editing and then published on Amazon kindle as a part of its unlimited program.
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Good day,
Swati Sandeep
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Sam's eyes darkened as he waited for his Bhaiya to come back home. The one thing he dreaded was silence. He could handle his family's anger, he could take harsh words, even punishments, but he could not deal with silence. Samart leaving home left a deep void in his heart. His brother was his best friend, with him gone, Sam had no one to turn to in times of distress.
His father blamed himself for what happened. His mother was overburdened with work, and a new born. Though Anita never left him alone, he felt guilty for burdening her with his problems. If he was missing his brother, she lost her son. Her pain was greater than Sam's. So, Sam learned to suffer in silence. As he grew up he realized that his father was hesitant to exercise his rights. Whenever Sam faltered his father fell silent, distancing himself further from the family. Sam could not bear the thought of losing his father. He was terrified of making mistakes.
