Hey. First of all, I'm truly sorry. I read your messages, and I completely understand why you're upset. If I were in your place, I'd probably feel the same way. I know I've disappeared many times without any explanation, and I'm really sorry for that.
I wanted to tell you what's actually been happening. I'm currently in my 3rd year of engineering, and this is the year our internships have started. Between college, internship work, projects, assignments, and exams, life has become extremely hectic. It's honestly been difficult to find the time and the right mindset to write.
About what you said regarding my cousin—I completely understand why you suggested that. She did help me in the beginning, but unfortunately she can't continue writing it either. She's also in 3rd year engineering, just in a different college, and her schedule is just as packed as mine. So it's not that we don't want to continue the story; it's simply that both of us are trying to manage a very demanding phase of our lives.
I don't want to make promises that I may not be able to keep. The truth is, I might be away from writing for quite some time while I focus on my degree and internship. But please know that I haven't forgotten this story or any of you. Every message reminding me that people still care about my book means more than you know.
Thank you for loving my story enough to wait for it. I'm genuinely sorry for making you wait without saying anything. I know an apology can't make up for the disappointment, but I hope you can understand my situation.
I'd still love to stay connected, so if you'd like, I will share with you my personal instagram ID.
Thank you for your patience, your support, and for believing in my work. I truly hope that one day, when life settles down, I'll be able to come back and finish this story the way it deserves. Until then, I'm really sorry, and I hope you'll forgive me.
