Tumne aaj tak Wattpad par bahut kuch padha hoga. Romance. Thriller. Psychological. Fantasy. Aur meri bhi kai fictional kahaniyan. Lekin iss baar na koi fiction hai, na koi banaye hue kirdar. Iss baar jo padhoge, woh meri zindagi ke asli panne hain. Mere school ke kand. Meri bewakoofiyan. Mere dost. Meri punishments. Aur woh yaadein jinhe yaad karke aaj bhi hasi aa jaati hai. Har chapter ek naya kand hai. Kuch par tum hasoge. Kuch par bologe, "Yeh sach mein hua tha?" Aur kuch par shayad sochoge, "Yaar yeh toh mere school mein bhi hota tha." Welcome to Kandnama. Meri zindagi ka woh hissa, jahan har yaad ke saath ek naya kand juda hua hai.

To every soul who found a home in a stranger's words, Who loved beyond cities, oceans, and time. Some stories begin with fate This began with a single notification.

Kashish Mishra is ten years old, lives in Patel Nagar, and is absolutely certain of one thing she is going to play cricket for India. Her family believes her. Her father coaches her under the evening sky. Her mother packs her kit bag without complaint. But belief alone does not win matches. And the world outside her front door has a very different idea about which players belong on a cricket pitch. Dream Lords is the story of a girl who refuses to be told what she cannot do one innings at a time.

Everyone has a list. A list of things they should have said. A list of chances they should have taken. A list of mistakes they wish they could erase. For one man, that list becomes an obsession. As he begins confronting the moments that shaped his life, he discovers that the past is far more complicated than memory allows. What follows is a haunting journey through regret, hope, and the endless question that follows every human being: What if?

Last book of the series Some stories end with distance. Some with time. And some with a truth so painful, it erases everything. But what happens when love refuses to be erased? Meera woke up in a world where the person she loved never existed. No memories in anyone's mind. No photos. No proof. Just her... and a heart full of a life no one believes in. Five years of love. Gone. Or maybe never there. But love is strange. It leaves marks. In habits. In words. In choices. In the way someone waits without knowing why. As Meera tries to rebuild her life in a reality that feels incomplete, she begins to notice something unsettling Familiar feelings in unfamiliar places. Moments that echo a past no one remembers. Emotions that return without a reason. And the more she tries to move forward The more it feels like something is pulling her back. Is love something that can be forgotten? Or is it something that finds its way back no matter how many times the world tries to rewrite it? Book 7 is not just about love. It is about memory. About loss without closure. About holding on... When everything tells you to let go. Because some stories don't end. They restart.

It started with a punishment in 5th class. A mischievous boy. A quiet girl. One shared bench. Years later, they meet again this time with new faces, new dreams, and a friendship that slowly turns into something neither of them can ignore. Through hostel nights, endless conversations, fights, distance, and growing up, Meera and Abhinav find themselves coming back to each other again and again. Along with Manik and Isha, they build a world that feels unbreakable a world filled with laughter, ambition, and the kind of love that doesn't need to be loud to be real. But life isn't always kind to timing. And sometimes, the things that feel the most real... are the hardest to hold on to.

They moved on with life, new places, new people, new dreams. But some names still felt like home. Some smiles still meant everything. And no matter how far they went they kept finding their way back.

📘 Before the Silence Breaks The final year was supposed to be about memories not goodbyes. As dreams pull them in different directions, Meera and Abhinav are forced to face the hardest truth Sometimes love means letting go. Will they find their way back to each other or will silence say everything they couldn't?