At just 21, Nana Firdausi Abdulhamid is already divorced, a single mother, and exhausted by a world that keeps demanding more of her while offering so little in return. Her whole life has been shaped by rules she didn't write, rules that told her to endure, to stay quiet, to never stop pleasing... even when it hurt. Especially when it hurt. She's not waiting to be saved. She just wants to breathe. Then comes Nabil Hasan Garko, quiet, composed, and completely uninvited. He doesn't offer to fix her. He doesn't see her as broken. He simply enters, like he already belonged in the empty spaces she thought were too messy for anyone to stay. Around him, she feels seen in a way that terrifies her. She hates that he makes her feel safe. She hates how her heart trusts him without asking her permission. Because she's promised herself never to love again not when loving once nearly destroyed her. But Nabil is not what she expected. And love... this kind of love doesn't shout. It whispers. It listens. It stays. Between the Stars is a tender, slow-burning love story about choosing yourself, unlearning pain, and discovering that the right person doesn't ask you to shrink they make room for you to grow.