A Withered Rose

A Withered Rose

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Romance
"Unrequited love is one of the most suffocating feelings one can experience. In 'A Withered Rose,' the story of Adrita and Ayush unfolds as they navigate a tumultuous relationship that starts off on a negative note. Circumstances draw them closer, creating a complex web of twisted feelings and regrets that prevent them from expressing their true emotions. Will these lovebirds, entangled in their own confusion, find a happy ending, or will cruel fate prevail? Read the novel to find out."✨️
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. . . ❝Once upon a time, a girl fell in love with her husband and made the stars realise that they'd gotten her soulmate wrong.❞ . . . It's a daunting thing, your first love. It's new, making you unsure and doubt whether it's love or just a mere, temporary obsession. But what's more terrifying is when that love is unrequited. It's worse when you're around that person day in and out, making you forever be in agony that they will never see you the same way, forever be crying to the stars about why they're inflicting such torture by making you fall in love. Only to experience such pain, such heartbreak, such torment. That was her life. Those were her days, where she was too blinded to see the future right in front of her by thinking that her love was unrequited. Until he came along and made her see that even though first love was powerful, it was your final love - the love that your heart had locked away only for your soulmate - that held so much more power and strength, especially when you were tied together by a bond far too beautiful for words. Marriage.

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