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When the two characters from a different native, who rose in the same city of Aizawl, meet and fall in love during PUC, his jealous gay friend circles a rumor and tries to interfere in their affairs. Her love sadly feels unrequited due to his shy and reclusive nature followed by some tragic incidents that make all her attempts go in vain. She also doesn’t understand his gesture of acceptance and things remain in a state of oblivion for a long time.
Her sedulousness doesn’t allow giving up on him even after they part ways to pursue their higher studies. But her naiveness again fails her in catching his clues before he turns into a severe hophead after his mother’s demise. A lot changes in their lives by the time he comes close to expressing his hidden love for her and is about to propose for marriage. Despite both being settled in the South, every time some divine energy would stop them from meeting in one place. Unease in his mind, he starts revealing his feelings and relevant secrets after his marriage and comes to a point when she learns how life had been unkind to both of them and they begin expressing their regrets.
It is a tragic love story that starts with love and ends with friendship. After reading the book, you might wonder whether they will remain just as incomplete stories that are waiting to be completed like how they called themselves.
Hema Chhetri
Hema Chhetri was born and raised in the Northeastern part of India. She began writing in 2016 as a freelancer during her service as a staff nurse in a hospital. Her passion for writing made her pursue MA in Journalism and earned her awards like CREAM for academics and Best News Anchor among many others. She has appeared in ZEE TV and Andhra Tourism ads while she was a copywriter at a production house and an ed-tech company. She continues to work as a senior content person and lives in Bangalore. Regrets is her first novel which talks about all her best friend’s struggles in the course of turning into a writer and more than that her pain in losing someone she truly loves.
