Feelings? It’s Always Been There

Two souls a love too intense to forget and a journey of healing where the most important love is the one we discover within ourselves. Aadhaya – A woman of fire and resilience she built walls around her heart only to find them shattering in the presence of a love too powerful to ignore. Dhanush – Mysterious passionate and utterly consuming—he wasn’t just a chapter in her life; he was the whole damn story she never saw coming. Some love stories don’t promise forever but they leave a mark that never fades. When Aadhaya and Dhanush cross paths once again will they rewrite their destiny or prove that some loves are only meant to be memories? Aadhaya must face the one truth she spent years avoiding—love is not just about holding on but also about knowing when to let go. This is not just a story of love. This is a story of self-discovery heartbreak and healing. A journey that proves the most important love is the one we find within ourselves. Because sometimes losing someone isn’t the real heartbreak—it’s forgetting who you are in the process. And the most powerful love stories aren’t about those who stay; they’re about those who find themselves again. “The person who is not ready to take a stand for you is not the person you deserve.” “Love is not just an emotion; its a responsibility someone has to understand.” Love is not about possession. Love is about appreciation. OshoBorn and raised in the serene town of Mandsaur Madhya Pradesh Apurva Jain has always believed in the power of words—the way they heal the way they connect the way they make us feel less alone. Though she pursued a degree in Business and Law her heart found its true calling in storytelling. Today she is not just an entrepreneur but a writer who pours her soul onto paper turning emotions into stories that linger long after the last page is turned. She is the author of A Journey of Thoughts – A Phase We All Have Been Through a poetry collection that speaks to the moments we all experience but often struggle to put into words. Her writing is not just ink on paper—it’s a mirror to the heart a whisper to the soul a reminder that we are never truly alone in what we feel. Her greatest inspiration comes from her father Mr. Prakash Jain whose wisdom and unwavering belief in her dreams continue to guide her path. Through every word she writes she hopes to touch lives evoke emotions and remind people that no matter how messy painful or beautiful life gets our stories deserve to be told.