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Priyanshu, a horror writer tired of darkness, challenges himself to write a story without fear or violence. What begins as an experiment turns into an emotional obsession as his characters, Neel and Kavya, come alive through quiet moments, shared silences, and unfinished feelings.
As imagination starts bleeding into reality, Priyanshu is forced to confront loneliness, creation, and the strange intimacy between a writer and his story. This is not a traditional romance, but a psychological exploration of connection, silence, and love without declaration.
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Priyanshu Sunil Sinha
Priyanshu Sunil Sinha is a writer drawn to the quieter corners of the human mind. He is less interested in loud events and more curious about what happens in silence—what people feel but never say, what lingers after moments pass, and how imagination shapes reality.
His writing often explores human emotions in their rawest forms: fear, loneliness, obsession, calm, and connection. Though known for gravitating toward darker themes, he believes that even peace can be unsettling, and silence can carry its own weight.
When not writing, he spends time observing people, places, and details most overlook—habits, pauses, fragments of conversation, and the small things that make someone feel real. He believes stories do not always need answers, only honesty.
This book reflects a moment where he stepped away from darkness, not to abandon it, but to understand it differently.
