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A Universe Apart ---From a Mortal who loved a star
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Ongoing, First published Nov 08
"I was supposed to learn discipline, not devotion... but somehow, he became my religion."

When Haru Mehra joined Gymnastics Exclusive, she only wanted to find strength - not fall for the boy who moved like rhythm itself. His every glance felt like a verse, his touch like a melody she could never stop humming.

In the quiet corners between weights and mirrors, she found something sacred - not just him, but the version of herself that could finally breathe.

What happens when admiration turns into obsession, when poetry becomes confession, and when love is nothing more than a beautiful ache that never reaches him?
"He never noticed me... but I wrote him in every poem I ever bled."
- a story of unspoken love, self-discovery, and the kind of heartbreak that lingers like ink on paper.
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