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Chapter 35 ‘The Wrong Girl’ is now up!
          	
          	This is one of the chapters I had in mind before the story even began - a turning point where a lot of earlier silences finally make sense. It moves between past and present, and it’s intentionally inward rather than chronological, told in the way Norah remembers them rather than how they happened in real time.
          	
          	This chapter holds a lot of the emotional and narrative weight of the story.
          	
          	It’s also a heavier chapter, so please take your time with it.
          	If you’ve been reading along, thank you for staying with these characters as they unfold slowly. 
          	
          	— Kaya 

writtenbykaya

Chapter 35 ‘The Wrong Girl’ is now up!
          
          This is one of the chapters I had in mind before the story even began - a turning point where a lot of earlier silences finally make sense. It moves between past and present, and it’s intentionally inward rather than chronological, told in the way Norah remembers them rather than how they happened in real time.
          
          This chapter holds a lot of the emotional and narrative weight of the story.
          
          It’s also a heavier chapter, so please take your time with it.
          If you’ve been reading along, thank you for staying with these characters as they unfold slowly. 
          
          — Kaya 

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Everything I Couldn't Say 'Chapter 28: Ghosts Don't Belong in Futures' is up now! 
          Let's see the aftermath of that kiss. And how many wrong decisions can Norah make in one lifetime! 
          If you're reading along, thank you so much! And I hope you enjoy! 

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In case you're reading 'Everything I Couldn't Say', first I just want to thank you for joining the journey. I apologise for the massive break in between. The next chapter '26. Present, Not Future' is up now! The next chapters will be posted soon! I promise!  

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I don’t usually post things like this, but a few new readers have found the story over the last couple of days — and I just wanted to say thank you. Quietly, genuinely. Your reads, votes, follows… they mean more than you think.
          
          I promise I won’t flood your inbox or post updates just to grab attention. But if you ever feel like chatting — about books, life, anything really — my inbox is open. Life’s a little busier than it was when I first joined Wattpad years ago, but think of me like your elder sister here.
          
          I might not always reply instantly, but I’ll always mean it when I do.
          
          And if you're just here to read, that’s more than enough. Thank you for being here 
          
          - Kaya

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Chapter 3 is up.
          Two people still unsure of how to stand beside each other. One trying. The other not sure he’s allowed to be tried for.
          Maybe this is where something begins — slowly, quietly.
          Thank you for being here.
          
          - Kaya

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Hi there — if you’ve found your way here, thank you already.
          
          This book has lived quietly in me for years. I first wrote it when I was nineteen, trying to make sense of feelings that didn’t fit into clean lines. It was raw, messy, unsure — and somehow, still full of heart.
          
          Now I’m older. The world feels heavier in some ways and softer in others. I’ve returned to this story not to make it perfect, but to tell it the way it was always meant to be told: gently, honestly, and with all the ache it carries.
          
          If you’re here because you’re looking for something real — even if it’s a little broken — I hope this story gives you something to hold onto. I hope you see a piece of yourself in Norah or Daniel, or even just in the quiet spaces between them.
          
          I’ll be uploading chapters regularly, letting the story breathe between each one. Feel free to comment, message, or just quietly read along. You’re welcome here, either way.
          
          Thank you for being part of this.
          
          — Kaya