Chasing forever

Don't read this😂😂

I can't bring myself to delete this book because of my 16 year old self's joy when she wrote it. But, oh god, this is unbearably cringy for my 21 year old self.

I still love it tho. But definitely won't recommend reading it.

If you still want to....go ahead.

xxxx

The book was previously titled: Different.

Different. No matter how many stories you read, movies you watch, love in reality is different. Does love only mean 'Happily ever after' with 'The one'?

Naina, 22, has dealt with intimacy and abandonment issues all her life. She's sassy, confident and ambitious even though she'll run for the hills once you get close to her. Slightly awkward but mostly sarcastic, she'd choose to get punched in the face rather than fall in love. She's the realist, most non-cliched protagonist ever.

Kartik, 23, tall, handsome but stubborn, cocky and narcissistic, changes Naina's perception of love. Throw in a jealous ex, a mysterious stranger, witty conversations, midnight adventures, tons of confusion and a crazy best friend, what do we have? A disaster.

Does love need to last forever?

If you're looking for a typical romance novel full of cheesy clichés, this isn't it.

Highest ranks:
Rank #13 in philosophy on 29.1.19
Rank #4 in Watty2019 on 27.2.19
Rank #22 in stories on 25.2.19

Note- This book isn't intended for anyone below 16. But if you're younger and interested, go ahead. I know I did with most books and I'm here, cool as hell. Anyway, I warned you.