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1. your lost memories

After taking a dive into the ocean of love,
I realized it's not about the heart here,
It's about destiny..       - Rahi­­­­­ ­­-

They say a person can be erased, but not their memories... Hiya was trying to escape from Rishi's memories. She left her home, her family, her city, and even her country. But still, she couldn't succeed in getting away from Rishi's memories because as much as she tried to go far, the memories troubled her just as much. One day, in South Korea, a guy named Hawan enters Hiya's life. But at the same time, Rishi also tries to re-enter her life. Now, Hiya has to decide whether she wants to live with Hawan and create new memories or relive the memories that are connected to Rishi. Life is all about memories, what will Hiya choose? Read below Hiya's story that takes place in South Korea…

 

2. Tell the sun not to set today..

As much as you try to hold, it spreads just as much.
I wasn’t told,
that after leaving, only memories remain.

- Rahi –

Life is incomplete without love, but when a beloved person leaves you, the solitude that follows can only be understood by someone who has lost love. This is the love story of Raghav and Hetal, a shepherd and the daughter of the village head, born in the same village. Jamjeer, a stream, was their meeting place. They met there every day, conversed at length, but nature had determined that they would be separated, and separated in a way that they would never meet again. Hetal loved Jamjeer more than she loved Raghav. She could endure parting from Raghav, but not a single day without touching Jamjeer's water, talking to it, or sitting by its shores. Jamjeer was a witness to their love, a symbol. What happened that led to their permanent separation? To find out, read here the love story of Raghav and Hetal, which began at the banks of Jamjeer and ended there. read here …


3. where are you ???



I searched for you everywhere,
When I got tired .. I seated as I was,
Then a voice resonated from my heart,
I am inside....     
                   - Rahi -

This is a story of searching for God in this world. God is everywhere, but can't be seen with the eyes. This narrative is intertwined with the life of a boy named Ashwin, who set out on a quest to find God. Did he find God? To know the answer, we must embark on this journey with him. here you can read the story of Ashwin.


4. will the birds ever sing again ?



Those eyes, for which I yearned so much,
How could I have been kept away from him?
Just ponder...
The ones I feared losing in dream,
How could I have parted with him in reality...
                ... RAHI ...

One-sided love... where there is no hope of gaining love, but you cannot let it go either, nor forget, nor erase. This is the kind of love that only someone who has experienced it can feel. This is a story of Hina, who met Vihaan. Both are afflicted with the same disease - one-sided love. But destiny has a different plan for them, to unite them. They share their love stories with each other, understand each other's pain, but then? Read here, Hina's story, who believes that her lost love will return to her life when the birds sing again. Will the birds ever sing again?

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