Ruhani_Gupta

Heya!
          
          I hope you are doing well.
          
          Apologies for sliding into your profile, but do check out my story if time permits. It will mean a lot!❤️
          
          It's a slow and subtle blooming arranged story with a realistic backdrop and real, relatable characters that you would certainly connect to.
          
          https://www.wattpad.com/story/262286159?utm_source=android&utm_medium=link&utm_content=story_info&wp_page=story_details_button&wp_uname=Ruhani_Gupta&wp_originator=Yi%2FcgRspTueatuHNLbVqL%2FtyKkNN%2F15VdXbrALLpYb%2FjEHseA0nhP%2FSH1b%2B71qszUv4ukxJMp3YQV%2FH%2BB4%2BeEZZpmUKoMDwlMBNzbnK8Y%2BqK8YbjhwnB2N6pp0VP%2FIFK,p

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@Ruhani_Gupta Dear Author
            
            I had read Love Unrushed from my another account called @nardhana. I loved the story of Adi and Rii sooo sooo soo much. However, somewhere life happened hence couldn't read the epilogue and I kind off got caught up in life that I had forgotten that I haven't read the epilogue. But when you posted on my convo board a reading request for LU in this account. I felt like reading the epilogue. What I assumed I would be reading vs What I actually read was like chalk and cheese. I was shedding invisible tears. The pain and the emotions I felt has me numbed and overwhelmed. 
            
            Thank you for writing Epilogue I.  I am a strong believer that writing pain is where it brings the best out of an author and Epilogue I has truly brought the best out of you. I would say that epilogue I is your best written chapter because it is kind off easy to write about happy moments, but it is difficult to articulate pain and even more difficult to make readers feel and understand the same and you have managed to achieve this. So, well done author.
            
            I also believe that whatever we lose, God gives it back to us and when he does that, the happiness getting what God gives will at some point overrule and lessen the sorrow of what we lost and I am hoping wishing praying and unrushedly thinking that our "AdYa" is blessed with a child.
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