✨ Dreamer | Storyteller | Lover of mystery, romance, and the impossible

I have loved stories for as long as I can remember. I started reading when I was around five years old, and the first book ever gifted to me was The Tales of the Panchatantra. Looking back, I think that was where my love for storytelling truly began.

As a child, I loved retelling stories to my classmates, and by the time I was fourteen, I had written my first story. Strangely enough, the idea came from a single word I happened to say during a conversation with my childhood friends. That one little word somehow turned into an entire story-and I have been imagining stories ever since.

I've always been the kind of reader who wonders what happens after "The End." When a book or movie finishes, my mind keeps going. What happened to the characters afterward? Did they really get their happily ever after? What if one decision had been different? What if the story had taken another path?

And I have a confession: I read the epilogue before I read the book. 😄 I like knowing where the characters end up before I follow them on the journey that gets them there.

Writing is my hobby and my escape. Real life doesn't always leave me with enough time to write, edit, and proofread as much as I would like, so I use AI tools to help me polish my writing, improve my stories, and bring the worlds in my imagination to life.

At heart, though, I'm simply someone who loves stories-especially romance, mystery, second chances, impossible circumstances, and characters who refuse to leave my imagination even after their story is supposed to be over.

Perhaps that's why, for me, "The End" has never really felt like the end.