This is a fiction book with a short story written in Nepali poetry style. This imaginary love story has been written in poetry format by the poet, taking reference from his undergraduate college days in B. P. Koirala Institute of Health Sciences, a medical college in Eastern Nepal. Earlier during British colonisation days, this was a British Army camp, and hence this institute is still recognised as �Ghopa Camp� in Eastern Nepal. The imaginary events of the story have been written in different poetry formats, including song, ghazal, or classical poem format to express the feeling of these different events accordingly. The author is not a classical litterateur or a Nepali writer. This poetry book is the result of the author�s hobby of writing and reading Nepali poetry books. The collection of the poems written by the author in different times with different feelings turned out to evolve as a complete poetry story. The author has favoured the feeling, sweetness, and rhyming over the classical grammar rules of poetry, and hence different poetry formats are used for different chapters, and there are some Hindi or even English words. Since the story is written taking reference of a real place with a real scenario in first-person subjective narration style, the story may look real to some readers. The story even resembles the author's own life and seems influenced by his life, but this is completely an imaginary story. The events of this story are imaginary, and resemblance to anyone living or dead is merely a coincidence. Any suggestions and advice from readers, book authors, and litterateurs are always welcome.