A Thread Between Us

· sarvad publication
3 reviews
Ebook
266
Pages

About this ebook

Sometimes, we spend years knowing someone — through school corridors, college benches, endless chats — and still, nothing feels certain. And then, there are moments when you meet someone for a day, an hour… and everything changes. If destiny has written your names side by side, even the briefest time is enough. Aarvi’s school love taught her how to love someone. Her college love showed her what it feels like when both people fall in love. But Avi… Avi quietly taught her something much deeper — That she could be in love — without proving, without chasing, without fear. That sometimes, the right person doesn’t complete you — they remind you that you were whole all along. Because love isn’t always loud — sometimes, it’s just the quiet knowing that you’ve been seen, exactly as you are. 
Sometimes, we spend years knowing someone — through school corridors, college benches, endless chats — and still, nothing feels certain. And then, there are moments when you meet someone for a day, an hour… and everything changes. If destiny has written your names side by side, even the briefest ...

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About the author

Khushi Bansal is a homeopathic doctor prescribing tiny pills with big hopes. By night (and sometimes during coffee breaks), she transforms into a storyteller who writes about emotions that no medicine can cure. Her characters often suffer from overthinking, romantic confusion, and occasional dramatic flashbacks—conditions she treats with warmth, and a whole lot of imagination.

A firm believer that laughter with bhot sarri batien is the best therapy, Khushi blends humor and heart into her stories. When she’s not healing patients or fixing fictional heartbreaks, she can be found binging on books, coffee and reels.

She writes not just to tell stories, but to remind people that a little drama, a pinch of sarcasm, and a lot of love can make life beautifully unpredictable.


Khushi Bansal is a homeopathic doctor prescribing tiny pills with big hopes. By night (and sometimes during coffee breaks), she transforms into a storyteller who writes about emotions that no medicine can cure. Her characters often suffer from overthinking, romantic confusion, and occasional dram...

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