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He’s running from something worse than death, from blood, from betrayal, from himself; he buried the past, but it didn’t stay buried.
Now, on the edge of losing everything, a dying man demands the truth — a truth that could break what’s left of his mind. The world clings to lies because the real thing is too brutal to face. He knows that truth. And it’s darker, more ruthless than anyone could ever imagine.
A story of secrets, guilt, and the unbearable weight of truth — where silence is easier than honesty, and redemption is harder than death.
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Chandragupta Rudrapuri
Chandragupta Rudrapuri is an engineer, entrepreneur, and storyteller driven by curiosity, resilience, and a need to explore what lies beneath the surface of life. From designing an exoskeleton prototype for a fully automated assault rifle at the Centre for Counter Terrorism in Bangalore to building a B2B food aggregation platform amid the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, his journey has been one of pushing boundaries, learning from failure, and finding solutions when life didn’t go as planned.
But beyond logic and strategy, it is through writing that Chandragupta finds deeper meaning. In the silence, he writes — crafting worlds where emotions long buried are given voice. His words hold love, hope, despair, and dreams stretched beyond reality’s limits, filling the empty spaces that everyday life often leaves behind. Writing is not just his escape — it is where he confronts his truths, wrestles with his past, and connects with others in the rawest, most honest way.
With every story, he invites readers to feel more deeply, to question the lies we tell ourselves, and to uncover the emotions that make life unbearably beautiful — and sometimes unbearably dark.
