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When love isn't the end... what is?Sana was fire-free-spirited, fearless, full of dreams. Ajay was silent, calm, composed, bound by expectations. Their connection was instant. Their bond, undeniable. But sometimes, love arrives at the wrong time-or under the wrong conditions.
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"First love is hard to forget and impossible to let go of." Always Yours is a magical love story and fairy tale truly lived. Some unfulfilling wishes give hope, battling social stereotypes, where destiny plays an important role. It can bring people together or tear them apart.
We often believe scolding corrects behaviour, but sometimes it quietly breaks the bond we’re trying to build. Children don’t misbehave to challenge us — they act out to express what they can’t say.
Heartfelt Moments: The Magic of Appreciating Your Child
Parenting is a journey filled with challenges, joys, and countless opportunities for growth. Amidst the chaos of everyday life, it's easy to get caught up in...
They Grew Up. Did We?
One day, they tied their own shoelacesand we smiled proudly.Another day, they said, “I’ll go alone”and something tugged inside us.They grew taller,quieter,more distant…yet we...
The Weight of a School Bag
Every morning, he walked to school with a bag on his shoulders.From a distance, it looked like every other child’s bag—full of books, notebooks,...
The Divine Purpose Behind Every Fall
Every soul takes birth with a purpose—a reason that goes beyond what our eyes can see and our minds can imagine. But in the...
Whispers of Solitude: Cultivating Creativity in Silence
In a world that often glorifies social interactions and constant connectivity, the art of solitude is often overlooked. I have always found bliss in...
The Teacher’s Chalk
The classroom was empty now. Dusty blackboards, faded charts, and desks covered with the scratches of countless restless hands.In the corner of the old...
When Scolding Hurts More Than It Helps
We often believe scolding corrects behaviour, but sometimes it quietly breaks the bond we’re trying to build. Children don’t misbehave to challenge us — they act out to express what they can’t say.
