Wrong Number

<p><strong>WRONG NUMBER</strong></p><p><em>By Brinda Phokeerdass</em></p><p><em>A modern romance about missed calls real connection and the magic of being seen.</em></p><p>When 29-year-old graphic designer Sarah gets a text from an unknown number that reads <em>I'm proud of you. Even if you can't see it yet</em> she almost deletes it. But something in her-the tired lonely part that's still healing from a breakup-texts back. What starts as a wrong number becomes something more: a nightly ritual of unfiltered honesty with a stranger who calls himself R.</p><p>They set rules. No names. No photos. No meeting. Just words.</p><p>But as Sarah and R dive deeper into their anonymous connection trading secrets jokes and late-night vulnerabilities the line between digital fantasy and real emotion blurs. When a chance encounter brings them closer than either expected Sarah must confront the question she's been avoiding: <em>Is it safer to stay unknown-or to risk everything on the hope that love might be real after all?</em></p><p><em>Wrong Number</em> is a sharp heartwarming novel about intimacy in the age of screens the fear of being truly seen and the unexpected ways we find the people who matter.</p>