Some loves are spoken, some are returned, and some... live in silence. This book is for those who have loved with their whole heart, only to remain unseen. Each poem whispers the ache of unrequited love, the longing, and the quiet heartbreak of loving someone who never knew. If you've ever loved in silence, these words will feel like home

He ruled the ice, but he never knew the biggest goal he missed. Five years ago, Killian waltz was on the brink of hockey stardom. With a promising career in the NHL ahead of him, he left his small town and Ivy Sinclair without looking back. What he didn't know was that Ivy had been left with more than just heartbreak... she had been left with his son. Now, forced to take a season off due to injury, Killian is back home. The last thing he expects is to come face-to-face with Ivy again or to discover that the little boy with his icy blue eyes and love for hockey is his own flesh and blood. Ivy has spent years protecting her son from the pain of an absent father, and she has no intention of letting Killian waltz back into their lives. But Killian isn't the same reckless young player he once was. He's ready to fight, not just for his career, but for the family he never knew he had. But is love enough to melt the ice between them? Or will old wounds keep them frozen in the past?

Kiara Mehta never expected her final year at university to turn into a whirlwind of temptation and desire. When the dangerously charming Agastya Agarwal steps in as an intern professor, he becomes the center of every whispered conversation and stolen glance. With his sharp mind, irresistible looks, and an air of forbidden allure, he is everything she should stay away from. But some sparks refuse to be ignored. As stolen moments turn into undeniable tension, Kiara and Agastya find themselves entangled in a dangerous game. One that could shatter reputations and futures. Will they risk everything for a love they can't escape, or will the lines between right and wrong keep them apart?

"To the ones who loved too deeply and were torn apart, To the hearts that still ache in silence, This story is for you. The scars may never fade, But perhaps, through pain, we learn to live again."