She didn't shatter-she wrote.
In The Art of Almost Breaking, Christine Gayle invites readers into a poetic devotional for the soul that's tired, tender, and still reaching for grace. Across 35 days, each entry begins with an original poem-raw, lyrical, and soul-baring-followed by reflections that explore identity, heartbreak, spiritual questioning, and the quiet courage of healing.
This is not a polished confessional. It's a handwritten journey through flame and faith, where sorrow is woven into scripture and longing becomes light. With imagery carved from crowns and swords, prayers and seafoam, Christine writes to the version of herself that almost gave up-and to every reader who's ever stood on that edge.
For the grieving heart, the weary spirit, and the one who still believes healing is holy-even when it's messy.
Almost breaking taught her what being whole never could.
She only meant to help her best friend escape a blind date.
He only meant to punish the woman who ruined his family.
Neither of them expected love to be the cruelest lie of all.
Dr. Mira Das had always been the quiet one - brown-skinned, soft around the edges, a middle-class girl with more kindness than confidence.
When she fell for Arav Malhotra, the cold, self-made CEO who saw the world through power and precision, she thought she'd finally been chosen for who she truly was.
But love built on secrets never lasts.
The night she confessed her feelings - he confessed his revenge.
She left him that night with tears in her eyes and a heartbeat growing beneath her own.
Four years later, she's no longer the fragile girl he broke - she's a doctor known for her calm, her courage, and her silence.
When she's assigned to treat an elderly man in a powerful family's mansion, she accepts - unaware that fate is leading her straight back to the ghost of her past.
She doesn't know she's stepped into the home she once dreamed of building with him.
And between them stands a truth neither of them is ready to face - a four-year-old boy with Arav's eyes and Mira's heart.
"The Weight of My Heart" is a story of love born from lies, hearts stitched together by time, and the kind of forgiveness that hurts more than hate ever could.
Because sometimes, the person who broke you is the only one who can put you back together - if fate gives them a second chance.
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