Letterstothemoon Stories

Dalam sepuluh malam di bawah bulan purnama, cinta yang seharusnya tidak tumbuh... justru mekar paling indah. Kurnav tidak berniat jatuh cinta. Ia hanya pria asing yang datang tanpa rencana, membawa luka yang tak terlihat, dan hati yang sudah terlalu lama sunyi. Lalu ia bertemu dia-seorang perempuan yang tertawa dalam kesendirian, dan bersinar dalam keterikatan yang tak bisa ia lepaskan. Namun cinta bukan permohonan, ia tumbuh sendiri. Di hari-hari pertama mereka adalah teman. Di hari-hari selanjutnya, mereka adalah mimpi yang tak berani disebut kenyataan. Sepuluh hari. Tawa. Gerimis. Cahaya bulan. Sebuah pengakuan. Sebuah janji. Sebuah kemungkinan.

Small personal letters to the moon

Story Concept: In a quiet town by the sea, Evika, a hopeless romantic who believes in soulmates, writes letters to the moon every night, confessing her dreams, fears, and little joys. She never expects anyone to read them-until one day, she discovers that Siddharth, a mysterious newcomer who moves into the old lighthouse, has been collecting her letters secretly. Siddharth is charming but broken-hearted, hiding from a past that has made him wary of love. He starts replying to Evika's letters with his own thoughts, signing them only as "The Lighthouse Keeper." The two form a magical connection without ever meeting in person. Things get complicated when a tragic storm hits the town, threatening the lighthouse and the bond they've formed. Evika is heartbroken, thinking she's lost him forever. Meanwhile, Siddharth struggles with whether he should reveal himself, afraid that the reality might shatter their delicate connection. The climax happens during the town's annual moon festival, where Evika, following a trail of letters left for her, finds Siddharth at the lighthouse. Under the silver moonlight, they finally meet, hearts racing, tears falling, and realize that love doesn't need perfection-it just needs honesty, courage, and a little magic. Tone: It's a rom-com at heart, with quirky, funny moments (Evika's clumsy attempts to leave her letters in impossible places, Suddharth's awkward attempts to meet her indirectly), but also has those soft, bittersweet moments that tug at your heart.