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More than a friend

By Sumit Yadav

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185.00
SKU Code Book230587C
ISBN 9789364268172
Pages 108
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Book Type Paperback
Book Size 5*8
Published Date 08 April, 2025

Synopsis

Aarav has always believed in love—the kind that is selfless, deep, and unwavering. For years, he has loved his best friend, Naina, with all his heart, hoping that one day she might see him as more than just a friend. But life doesn’t always follow the script we write in our hearts. As Aarav navigates school, college, and the bittersweet journey of growing up, he is forced to confront the reality of one-sided love. Through late-night conversations, unspoken emotions, and the silent ache of unfulfilled dreams, he learns that love is not just about holding on—but also about letting go. But can love happen twice? When Riya enters his life, Aarav must decide whether to embrace a new beginning or remain in the shadows of his past. More Than a Friend is a heartfelt story of love, loss, friendship, and the courage to move forward. A story that reminds us—sometimes, the love we deserve is the one we never saw coming.

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