"She expected a prison, but found a home." At just nineteen, Mehar's life changes overnight when she is pushed into a marriage she never asked for. In a world where her choices were never truly hers, she steps into a new home carrying fear, confusion, and silent resistance in her heart. But Karan is not what she expected. Where she braced herself for control, he offers patience. Where she feared pressure, he gives her space. He listens, understands, and stands beside her-not as someone who owns her, but as someone who chooses her every single day. As quiet questions begin to rise from relatives and familiar voices-"ab good news kab sunao ge?"-Karan never lets those words weigh her down. Instead, he reminds her that there is no rush, that her dreams, her studies, and her future come first. With a supportive -in-law and a partner who refuses to rush her, Mehar slowly begins to find comfort in a place she once feared. Between unspoken emotions, small caring gestures, and a love that grows quietly rather than forcefully, Mehar begins to discover something unexpected-peace. What if a marriage forced upon her becomes the safest place she's ever known? A story of patience, respect, and a love that doesn't demand-but understands.

A collection of sad romantic feelings, poems, ghazals & shayaris in hindi/urdu. The things which I couldn't say to them when they were here. The unforgettable memories which can't be erased in anyway, the scars they have left in my heart. You left me when I needed you the most. Here's a therapy for you all. Hope this book helps and heals you when it is needed the most. There is always this thing called 'hope' for them that they will come back one day...