Dear Diary

And here you inferred that a yet another adventure of Jaya’s life story commences where the book has ended. Isn’t it an experience you had in the last romantic movie you watched and got overwhelmed for? Maybe Jaya’s boss reads her books in the leisure hours now. Or perhaps she has surrendered the passion of writing to her mundane life. Don’t you think about the possibilities that what may have happened to her later? Well this is what I wished for. The abrupt and an endless end to my story was never planned it just happened and I hope the readers find it for good. My motive to write a book of this genre is to promote writing and inking up one’s emotions daily since it’s a beautiful habit that is left undiscovered by millions of students in their hurried and stressful lives and to decipher their real passion. And it majorly focuses on the day-to-day errands of a commoner which I believe you would surely relate to. The characters who belong to a middle-class society of India and have struggles just the way 57% of our population are purposive too. And I hope the slight tint of the concept of dreams within a dream lucid dreaming and illusions left you with a curiosity to know more about it. The way I have tried empowering Laxmi a yet another protagonist through her pen and paper mirrors a life of hundreds of unheard storytellers and writers who are left shattered due to lack of opportunities.