Until We Meet Again

At eighteen, Rehan, a kind-hearted boy visiting Bangladesh, meets Nashrah, a seventeen-year-old girl whose life is far from ordinary. Behind her quiet smile is a painful reality-she lives under the control of an abusive mother while her father works overseas. Home is a place of fear, and every day feels like a battle.
As they spend more time together, friendship blossoms into first love. Rehan becomes the one person who makes Nashrah feel safe, seen, and hopeful. Together they dream of a future where they can finally be free and build a life together.
But their happiness is short-lived.
When Nashrah's mother discovers their relationship, she forbids them from seeing each other, destroys every way they have to stay in touch, and forces them apart. Despite Rehan's desperate attempts to find her, the two lose contact completely. Time moves on, but neither of them ever forgets their first love.
Seven years later, fate gives them another chance.
Now twenty-five, Rehan has become a bestselling writer in New York, pouring his heartbreak into every novel he writes. Nashrah, having finally built an independent life, also finds herself in New York, unaware that the boy she never stopped loving is living in the same city.
A chance encounter changes everything.
After years of believing their story had ended, they come face to face once again. The feelings they buried never disappeared-but the road ahead is far from easy. Old wounds, family opposition, and the fear of losing each other again threaten the future they've always dreamed of.
Can love survive years of silence, distance, and heartbreak? Or will fate separate them for a second time?