The stars had me thinking nothing could ever be more beautiful in the whole universe. Then, you came along and proved me wrong.

Neel Kashyap developed a crush on Niyati Patel when he was in primary school. She was the one with the longest hair and he adored her curly mane. That crush however faded when Neel wrote his first love letter and it ended up reaching her brother. After eight years, when a mutual friend plans a North India tour to rebuild the broken ties, Niyati stands before Neel and she's the same girl with the longest hair. Now, her mane is curlier and she's exceptionally beautiful as ever. If Neel had been the same boy he once was, he'd fall in love with her the way Augustus Waters did. Slowly, then suddenly. But, Neel doesn't do love and he definitely doesn't like curly mane anymore. Time will prove Neel that Niyati is more than just a girl with curly hair and this tour is more than just a vacation. Join the journey of nine friends who struggle to build their broken bonds as they learn that some stories can be rewritten. Especially the ones without a happy ending. #70 in General Fiction

Dearest Gael, I'd promised, the day life became a fair game would be the day I'd write about it. Unfortunately, that day never came. I remember you say, 'Fear is the phantom of mind and fairness is the phantom of life.' But, never did you once admit that you feared life as much as I phantomized fairness. You were right. We weren't much alike. But, we had one thing in common. We both knew pain. Love, Nora

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