Some stories don’t end.
They simply remains incomplete.
Our Story Is Incomplete, Yet is a collection of raw, intimate fragments about loving deeply, losing quietly, and learning to live without the closure you thought you deserved.
Through short reflections and poetic prose, captures the silent aftermath of heartbreak — the unread messages, the rehearsed goodbyes, the hope that stayed longer than it should have. These pages speak to those who gave more than they received, who kept choosing someone that was already walking away, and who are now left holding memories that refuse to fade.
It is about awareness.
About recognizing the moment love turns into waiting.
About understanding that sometimes the hardest goodbye is the one that never properly happened.
For anyone who has loved too much, trusted too blindly, or searched for answers that never came — this book is a quiet companion in the in-between.
Because not every story finds its ending.
Some are meant to be felt, carried, and finally… released.
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Dhiraj Kushwaha
Dhiraj Kushwaha is an engineer by degree — and, as people often say, engineers end up doing everything except engineering. He currently works as an analyst at a MNC, where numbers, structure, and logic shape his everyday world.
But outside spreadsheets and systems, he follows something far less measurable - the voice of the heart.
Writing has always been his way of understanding emotions that don’t come with formulas. He is drawn to the unfinished conversations, the unasked questions, and the quiet realizations that stay long after people leave. While his professional life revolves around analysis and clarity, his creative side lives in ambiguity - in love, loss, attachment, growth, and everything in between.
He doesn’t claim to be an expert in writing or expression. He draws inspiration from the people around him, from conversations, from other writings and thoughts that linger long after they’re read. He simply writes what he feels and what many hesitate to say out loud.
Our Story Is Incomplete, Yet is a reflection of that honest space — where logic ends and emotions begin.
