When love grows quiet, will you still fight to hear it? The answer lies buried in the life of Vishwas Kadam—a quiet man living an ordinary life—working long hours, coaching
young cricketers, and drifting further away from the woman he loves.
Daisy, his wife of eight years, feels invisible. With no child and no time from her husband, she’s left wondering whether love still lives between them—or if it ever did. Her insecurities grow, and misunderstandings cloud what was once a beautiful bond.
What follows is a soul-stirring journey of love tested by time, trust broken and rebuilt, and the unshakable bond.
In a world where love is often loud, “I Bet You Love Me” is a powerful story about the quiet battles we fight for the people we cannot afford to lose. A heart-wrenching,
unforgettable tale of choosing love, even when it means letting go.
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Sanket V. Zagade
Sanket Vinayak Zagade is a storyteller rooted in the everyday realities of life. Based in Mumbai, he draws inspiration from the intricate emotions and relationships that define the human experience. With over a decade of experience in theatre, Sanket has written and directed numerous stage productions, honing his ability to bring characters to life through authentic dialogue and emotional depth.
This is his debut book, a slice-of-life romance-drama that follows the journey of a middle-class couple struggling to prove their love to each other in a world full of expectations and silent sacrifices. True to his style, Sanket explores the delicate complexities of relationships in a relatable, real-life setting.
He believes that stories don’t need to be loud—they need to be honest.
