Litloves
"Loving someone deeply doesn't guarantee they'll stay."
Kabir falls in love the way some people fall into silence-slowly, deeply, and without expecting to be saved. From the moment Meera enters his life, she becomes the center of his world. He notices the smallest changes in her voice, remembers things she forgets about herself, and stands beside her through storms that were never his to face.
Meera knows Kabir loves her. She sees it in his patience, his sacrifices, and the way he never asks for anything in return. She cares for him, trusts him, and keeps him close-but her heart never crosses the line he quietly waits behind. What Kabir feels is love. What Meera offers is presence.
Despite knowing the truth, Kabir chooses to stay. He believes love is proven through endurance, through effort, through being there even when it hurts. With every passing day, he gives more of himself, slowly disappearing into a version of love that asks everything and promises nothing.
In the end, Meera doesn't leave with cruelty or lies. She simply moves forward-with a life that doesn't include Kabir the way he dreamed. And Kabir is left behind, not broken by betrayal, but hollowed by devotion.
This is not a story of villains or wrong choices. It is a story of loving too deeply, of staying too long, and of losing someone you never truly had-yet somehow lost completely.