"From My Heart to Yours: Dear You" - a collection of unsent letters, whispered prayers, and tear-stained truths. This isn't just a book. It's a box of envelopes never mailed. A diary no one was supposed to read. A quiet place where feelings found refuge in ink. Inside these pages are letters to mothers, to children, to old friends and almost-lovers. To Allah. To strangers who changed everything. To the past that still aches and the future we're too scared to hope for. Some are soft like lullabies. Some ache like a goodbye left unfinished. All of them - real, raw, and written with a trembling kind of love. So if you've ever loved too much, hurt in silence, or wished someone would just understand... Open an envelope. This one's for you.

They say love strikes like lightning. For Arnav Singh Raizada, it hit like a silent storm the moment she walked into his life- Red dupatta flying, bangles jingling, and innocence in her eyes like moonlight on a dark sea. He didn't believe in love. He mocked it. And yet... he couldn't breathe when she wasn't around. Didn't know how to speak when she was. He was doomed the moment she smiled.

A childhood promise. A sacred thread. A love long buried under time and tragedy... When Khushi starts working in AR, all she expects is a grow more-not the haunting dreams of a boy beneath a banyan tree, or the fragments of laughter and vows she can't remember. Arnav Singh Raizada, ruthless businessman and master of restraint, is shaken to the core when Khushi's presence begins to unravel the walls he's spent years building. But fate has other plans. As past and present collide, hidden truths resurface-from a forgotten wedding in the shadow of Sheesh Mahal to a bond neither of them can deny. With every glance, every echo of a memory, Arnav and Khushi are drawn back into a love they once swore by... and a vow he promised to return for. Can two hearts lost in time find their way again-or will the weight of forgotten vows tear them apart forever? A tale of destiny, secrets, and a love that refuses to be forgotten.