05

Prologue

The rain didn't fall—it struck. Heavy, furious drops battered the streets, rattling glass and splashing across asphalt, rooftops, and bare branches. The wind tore through Haridwar's narrow alleys like a god's curse, hissing down power lines and sending plastic bags skittering. The city—sacred or not—seemed to shrink beneath the storm's wrath.

Down a deserted street lit only by the flicker of a dying streetlight, a woman staggered on. One bare foot slapped the pavement while the other dragged in a tattered surgical slipper, squelching with every uneven step.

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I write love in all its forms — soft touches in hospital corridors, stolen glances in kingdoms doomed by prophecy, and aching silences between people who never say enough. From white coats to mythic wars to quiet city streets — if it hurts, heals, and lingers… it belongs in my world.