You Were My Favourite Stranger

<p><strong>You Were My Favourite Stranger</strong></p><p><strong>Some strangers leave a permanent place in your heart.</strong><br>By <strong>Saksham Jain</strong></p><p><strong>Have you ever loved someone silently?</strong><br>Without confessions without closure-just a quiet connection that never really left your heart?</p><p><em>You Were My Favourite Stranger</em> is a heartfelt collection of poetic prose that captures the soft ache of unspoken feelings and unforgettable moments. Told through the lens of one boy's long-standing wordless admiration this book speaks to anyone who's ever loved someone from a distance.</p><p>From the first glance to the final goodbye that was never said each chapter is a whisper of memories thoughts never shared and the gentle longing that lingers long after people part ways.<br><br><strong>What You'll Feel Inside This Book</strong><br>• The quiet power of emotional storytelling<br>• The comfort of being understood in your own silent love story<br>• Deeply relatable poetry about first glances almosts and letting go<br>• Healing reflection and soft heartbreak<br>• Hopeful sadness wrapped in beautiful words<br><br><strong>Perfect For Readers Who Love:</strong></p><ul><li><em>Milk and Honey</em> by Rupi Kaur</li><li><em>It Ends With Us</em> by Colleen Hoover</li><li><em>I Don't Love You Anymore</em> by Noor Unnahar</li><li>Poetic prose that feels like a warm hug</li><li>Books about quiet crushes almost love and moving on without closure</li></ul>