Part IV of The Unveiling Series But it can be read as a standalone. --- They were the quietest storms in the room.. She, the silence that painted a thousand worlds. He, the stillness that carried unspoken weight. Shailee Tribhane and Arnav Bansode were never friends. Not enemies either. Just two names whispered together in crowded corridors. Teased. Compared. Shadowed. Years passed. She built colors out of emptiness. He carved homes out of emptiness. Different cities. Different lives. And yet threads don't forget the cloth they once belonged to. When fate rewrites the reunion, their guarded hearts stumble back into half-buried memories, unsaid words, and the ache of what could have been. Not a beginning. Not an ending. But something that lingers in between. They didn't choose the silence. But maybe, this time, they'll choose each other. --- Genre: Contemporary Romance, Slow Burn, Emotional Reunion Tropes: ✦ Almost strangers to something more ✦ Past shadows / Present pull ✦ Mutual yearning ✦ "They never spoke then. But they will now." ---

Part III of The 'Unveiling' Series.. But It could be read as a Standalone.. --- They were the calmest people in the room - She, the storm wrapped in silence. He, the chaos disguised as charm. Ovi Chavan and Rudraksh Kore never had a love story. At least, not one they agreed to write. Classmates once. Strangers now. He laughs too much. She rolls her eyes too easily. And yet, the world sees something they don't. When fate throws them back together- for a wedding, for a reunion, for everything that was never said- emotions stir, long looks linger, and boundaries blur. But in a love that wasn't meant to begin, what if the feelings arrived anyway? They didn't fall first. They didn't fall hard. They Saw It First. Genre: Contemporary Romance, Slow Burn, Friends-to-Lovers Vibes Tropes: Mutual pining (but neither admits it) Everyone can see it but them Forced proximity "He falls first, but she's the problem. ----------

Part I of The 'Unveiling' Series.. When the past refuses to stay buried, two lives collide. "Thirteen Years After" explores the secrets we keep and the unexpected encounters that change everything. ------------------------------------------------------------- Thirteen years of silence shattered by a single phone call. Akshat, a man who prefers solitude, finds his carefully constructed world shaken by the unexpected return of an old friend. Aadhya, an architect haunted by a fractured past, receives a cryptic message that threatens to unravel her carefully built life. As a storm brews outside, both Akshat and Aadhya are forced to confront the secrets they've buried, secrets that will change everything. "Thirteen Years After" explores the fragile threads of connection, the weight of unspoken truths, and the unexpected encounters that force us to face the past. This Story not only focuses on Love life but also on Friendship... Akshat x Aadhya Analytical x Creative Silent x Seeking Thank you, Author Avni :)

Part II of The 'Unveiling' Series.. But It could be read as a Standalone.. Genre: Contemporary Romance, Coming-of-Age, Emotional Drama Tropes: One-Sided Love, First Love, Letting Go, Emotional Maturity, Happy-for-You Ending, Found Self-Worth.. 𝘚𝘸𝘢𝘳𝘳𝘢𝘫 𝘛𝘪𝘯𝘨𝘳𝘦 has loved 𝘈𝘯𝘪𝘴𝘩𝘢 𝘕𝘢𝘪𝘳 quietly for years - not with grand gestures or dramatic confessions, but with stolen glances, unsent messages, and the kind of love that stays hidden between the lines of friendship. But there's just one problem. She's already in love - with someone else. Her heart belongs to 𝘚𝘰𝘩𝘢𝘮 𝘗𝘢𝘵𝘪𝘭, her charming, perfectly imperfect boyfriend. And Swarraj? He's just the friend. The background. The one who cheers her on even when it breaks him. This isn't a love story in the way you expect. It's a story of falling in love... and learning to let go. Of understanding that sometimes, love doesn't mean possession - it means quiet acceptance and walking your own path, even if it means walking away. Because not every heartbreak ends in ruin - sometimes, it sets you free. "She was his whole world. But his world had room to grow." -----------*-*-------------