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Agar Tum Meri Hoti…, ek aisi kahani hai jo pyaar ke izhaar ke bina bhi, dil tak jaati hai.
Ek ladka, jo roz ek bus stop pe ek ladki ko dekhta hai—na kabhi mila, na baat ki, na naam jaanta tha. Sirf uski aankhon mein ek poori duniya dekh kar uske sukoon ke liye roz dua karta tha.
Teen saal tak chhupi rahi ek mohabbat... bina kisi umeed ke, bina kisi shikayat ke.
Yeh kitaab un sab ke liye hai jo kabhi kisi se dil se mohabbat kar baithe—sirf uske hone ke liye, uske saath ke bina bhi.
Har chapter ek ehsaas hai. Har lafz ek dua.
Agar aapne kabhi kisi ko bina kuch kahe chaha ho, toh yeh kahani aapki bhi ho sakti hai.
Aur agar aap yeh jaanne ke liye ruk gaye ho ki mohabbat aur pyaar mein farq kya hota hai…
...toh bas yeh kitaab khol lena.
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Sameer Khan
Sameer Khan is a storyteller of silence — someone who didn’t speak his love out loud, but lived it in every heartbeat, prayer, and page.
Born and raised in New Delhi, Sameer comes from a humble background. A quiet child, often misunderstood for his voice, found his real expression through writing. With no formal training in literature, he never imagined he would one day write a book.
But when life gave him a love story that never found its destination, he turned those feelings into pages.
Professionally, Sameer worked in digital fields like web design, trading, and sales. But this book wasn’t about logic or strategy — it was about a girl in a mask, a bus stop, and three silent years that changed his life.
"Agar Tum Meri Hoti…" is not a fictional tale — it's his personal diary turned into a prayer, written with a trembling hand but a steady heart.
He wrote not to impress, but to express. And now, he shares this story with the world, hoping it touches every heart that has ever loved — silently.
