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Some individuals say they feel alone in a room full of people. I say I’m never alone, even when there is no one around.
Maut, the girl only I can see, never leaves me. She’s my biggest enemy. Or… is she?
Hi, I’m Purvi, and I have schizophrenia.
I’ve been hiding my reality for a long time because I was scared of you and of every other person in this world. But now, I’m ready to tell my story.
You’d think that love can fix the problems in my mind. I thought so too. But that’s not how life plays the game.
This is the story of how my life turned upside down when I met Sarthak, the sweet, charming gentleman I fell in love with.
Read my story to explore the darkness that lives in my mind.
P.S. The ending isn’t real.
Or… is it?
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Anjali Gupta
Anjali Gupta is a writer from Khagaria, Bihar. She is the author of Don’t Love Me Like This, a book of interconnected short poems that together tell a single unfolding story, and she makes her fiction debut with this novel.
Drawn to themes of trauma, mental illness, power, and emotional violence, her writing explores the darker corners of the human mind, where love blurs into control and reality fractures under silence. She writes to give form to thoughts that refuse to stay quiet, and to confront truths often left unnamed.
