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Waves of the Past (Short Story)

  💔 Story Title: “Waves of the Past” (Inspired by “Heart of the City”) Genre: Emotional Romance • Drama • Mystery • Healing Love Prologue He lived his life on the sea… She lived hers behind the walls of a golden cage. When the waves brought them together — both found love, and pain, buried beneath the surface. Main Characters Aditya Rathore — 29 A man who has spent half his life running from memories. He witnessed his mother’s murder as a child, at the hands of his father. Saved by an old fisherman, he was raised aboard a cargo ship. For him, the sea became his home , and the city became a wound he never wanted to reopen. Tough, guarded, emotionally distant — but beneath the surface hides a gentle, broken heart that forgot how to love. Aditi Sharma — 26 A graceful, intelligent classical dancer from a wealthy family in Mumbai . Her father is a powerful businessman with dark secrets. Aditi lives in a world of expectations, rehearsed smiles, and quiet suffocation. H...

The Forgotten Heirloom (A short Story)

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The Forgotten Heirloom  Aditi Sharma lands in Delhi from London after years away, following a mysterious letter from her late father, who wrote: "The Kohinoor is not where the world thinks it is. And someone you trust will betray you." Her father had been an archaeologist — declared dead under suspicious circumstances. While following her father’s trail, she crosses paths with Aditya Kapoor , a charming but guarded man who seems to know more than he says. He warns her to stop digging into the past — but Aditi doesn’t trust easily. And she doesn’t stop. Aditi sneaks into a restricted archive and gets caught — by Aditya. But instead of turning her in, he helps her escape. Their partnership begins — full of tension, secrets, and undeniable chemistry. Together, they travel to ancient forts, decode Sanskrit riddles, and uncover hints of a "second Kohinoor" — hidden in India by royal guards before the British ever took it. As they inch closer to the truth, someone...