Pahadi Stories

Some loves are never said... they are just felt. Where "I" turns into "hum", and love becomes ibaadat.

She likes cappuccinos. He likes chai in steel tumblers. She knows hospital corridors. He knows mountain trails. Adrija Pandey has spent her whole life in Dehradun - surrounded by city chaos and the comfort of knowing every street by heart. She's a doctor, certain her love story will be nothing like the small-town romances her mother keeps hinting at. Agastya Joshi is an Indian Army officer from the quiet hills of Almora - the kind of man who can fix a roof in the rain, find the sweetest kaafal on the slopes, and loves to sleep under a sky full of stars. He's as theth pahadi as they come... and the last person Adrija expects to be paired with for an arranged marriage. But when two worlds - lattes and laaltains , collide and sparks fly in the most unexpected ways. Between misunderstandings, stolen glances, family drama, and the unmistakable charm of the mountains, Adrija begins to wonder... Maybe love isn't about where you're from. Maybe it's about where you're meant to belong. Now, between lattes and laaltains, Adrija must figure out if opposites just clash... or if they fall in love. "You belong in the city, Adrija." "Then why do the mountains feel like home... when you're there?" *********************************************** "So... where do we fit? In your city cafes or my mountain nights?" "Somewhere in between, Agastya...𝙗𝙚𝙩𝙬𝙚𝙚𝙣 𝙡𝙖𝙩𝙩𝙚𝙨 𝙖𝙣𝙙 𝙡𝙖𝙖𝙡𝙩𝙖𝙞𝙣𝙨."

This a story about two sisters who have recently shifted to Delhi for their further studies and job. Riddhi, the elder one, is a typical, eldest child with all the responsible, disciplined, closed off and goal driven aura. While our younger sister is Sneha, joyful, carefree and a packet of pranks. Both belonging to a middle class indian family, are working towards fulfilling their dreams along with trying to become the supports of their parents. While trying to figure out their career path, meeting new people and visiting new places they might come across someone who may stir their hearts and slowly make a special place for themselves without them realizing. How would they realize their growing feelings and give themselves the permission to fall in love? How would they sort out the different emotions that they have never felt before or maybe they have but still it feels unique? Would love come in the way of achieving their career goals? Or would it give wings to their desires to accomplish so much more? Let's dive in and continue our journey through their feelings, emotions, experiences and story telling.

He has everything the world dreams of-fame, applause, a life lived under flashing lights. Yet somewhere between film sets and forced smiles, Raghav Khanna is tired. "When did living start feeling so loud?" he wonders, choosing silence over spotlight, mountains over mirrors. In Dehradun, Janki Joshi lives differently. Her days are calm, measured, shaped by healing hands and quiet routines. The mountains have taught her how to listen, how to stay rooted. "Some lives aren't meant to rush," she believes, carrying peace like second skin. When fate brings a restless celebrity and a grounded healer together on a path neither planned to walk, something gentle begins to unfold. Not love at first sight. Not drama. Just presence. Just understanding. "You don't have to be anything here," she says. And for the first time in a long while, he breathes. Not every love is meant to shake the world. Some are meant to hold it still, To be felt in breath, in closeness,in the quiet devotion of someone who stays long after the noise fades. ©️All Rights Reserved

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Aries Rodriguez is your boring high school nerd. Perhaps the only exciting thing in her life is her crush on her senior, now classmate, Davis Courdon. He's a total dork who never noticed the invisible Aries. One day, she agrees to go on a blind date with a hired boy and guess who's her date? Of course, it is Davis. Things take a new turn thereafter. One lie leads to another and now she's stuck in her own web of lies because of her very own stupid heart! Updating every Sunday!

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The palace at Almora had WiFi routers hidden behind its 300-year-old carved doors. A grand chandelier from Europe hung above a marble floor that had once echoed with the footsteps of kings. Outside, tourists snapped selfies at the gates, whispering about the "last princess of Kumaon." That princess - Aaranya Singh Chauhan - sat in her room, scrolling mindlessly through her phone. She had 1.2 million Instagram followers, all convinced she lived a fairytale life. Her feed was curated with pictures from royal galas, traditional festivals, and charity drives. Smiling in every post. Glowing in designer lehengas. But her drafts folder was full of pictures she never posted - her face bare, her eyes tired, her smile gone. "It's better to heal alone and not let anyone enter my world," she whispered to herself, tossing her phone aside. She wasn't broken, not exactly. Just... guarded. Like the glass walls of her palace - transparent, beautiful, but unbreakable. And then, there was Ariv Rawat. The Garhwali prince wasn't the kind who flooded the news with scandals or Instagram stories from yachts in Dubai. He was known instead for launching eco-projects in the hills, donating to rural schools, and showing up at temples with no photographers following him. Their worlds had brushed once before - across a crowded temple courtyard. She'd been carrying an offering plate, her dupatta slipping in the mountain wind, and he'd steadied it with one hand. Their eyes had met for just a second. Long enough for him to see the sadness she hid. That second was enough. He'd told himself he wasn't the kind to chase. Yet here he was, weeks later, stepping into Almora again - this time for a charity event hosted by her family.

Aanya and Aarav's love story unfolds amidst the contrasting worlds of business and journalism. Aarav, a young and stoic business mogul, crosses paths with Aanya, a vibrant and witty journalist. Their initial encounter sparks an unexpected connection, and as they navigate the complexities of their careers, they discover that love can bridge even the widest divides. Their journey is a beautiful blend of two souls coming together, learning to embrace each other's strengths and vulnerabilities, and finding that love can soften even the most guarded hearts. . . Really sorry for any mistakes or anything if you find similar. This is my first book as a writer and before a writer I am a reader.