THE LIGHT I DON'T REMEMBER

THE LIGHT I DON'T REMEMBER

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Diya-bright, bold, and full of life. She is the kind of woman who brings warmth into any room, the kind who fights fiercely for her loved ones. But there's just one problem... she doesn't remember her past. Rudra-the man who walks like a storm, silent yet dangerously powerful. A man who has spent years watching over Diya from afar, carrying secrets that could either bring her back or break her again. When fate forces their worlds to collide once more, buried emotions start surfacing, memories flicker in the dark, and long-lost truths claw their way to the present. She was his light, but will she remember... or will she walk away from him once again?
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