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The Black Polythene
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- ISBN8230006183
- EAN9798230006183
- Date de parution12/04/2025
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- ÉditeurIndependently Published
Résumé
When Bilap returns home unannounced from abroad, barefoot and broken, he carries only a black polythene bag-and a silence that screams louder than words. Haunted by betrayal and memories that refuse to fade, he walks the empty streets of Kathmandu and heads toward the riverbank, where his story began... and perhaps, where it must end. As he sits alone, reliving laughter, love, and pain, he sees her-Sneha, his wife.
The same woman he once believed to be the love of his life. and the reason for his fall. What unfolds is a heart-wrenching unraveling of truth and illusion: a marriage built on dreams, a love shattered by a deepfake, and a genius named Krod whose obsession triggered a tragedy beyond imagination. Told through vivid flashbacks, The Black Polythene is a psychological and emotional thriller that grips the soul.
It's a story of silence, misjudgment, and the irreversible cost of not listening when it mattered most. Will truth come too late?Or was it always hidden inside the black polythene?
The same woman he once believed to be the love of his life. and the reason for his fall. What unfolds is a heart-wrenching unraveling of truth and illusion: a marriage built on dreams, a love shattered by a deepfake, and a genius named Krod whose obsession triggered a tragedy beyond imagination. Told through vivid flashbacks, The Black Polythene is a psychological and emotional thriller that grips the soul.
It's a story of silence, misjudgment, and the irreversible cost of not listening when it mattered most. Will truth come too late?Or was it always hidden inside the black polythene?
When Bilap returns home unannounced from abroad, barefoot and broken, he carries only a black polythene bag-and a silence that screams louder than words. Haunted by betrayal and memories that refuse to fade, he walks the empty streets of Kathmandu and heads toward the riverbank, where his story began... and perhaps, where it must end. As he sits alone, reliving laughter, love, and pain, he sees her-Sneha, his wife.
The same woman he once believed to be the love of his life. and the reason for his fall. What unfolds is a heart-wrenching unraveling of truth and illusion: a marriage built on dreams, a love shattered by a deepfake, and a genius named Krod whose obsession triggered a tragedy beyond imagination. Told through vivid flashbacks, The Black Polythene is a psychological and emotional thriller that grips the soul.
It's a story of silence, misjudgment, and the irreversible cost of not listening when it mattered most. Will truth come too late?Or was it always hidden inside the black polythene?
The same woman he once believed to be the love of his life. and the reason for his fall. What unfolds is a heart-wrenching unraveling of truth and illusion: a marriage built on dreams, a love shattered by a deepfake, and a genius named Krod whose obsession triggered a tragedy beyond imagination. Told through vivid flashbacks, The Black Polythene is a psychological and emotional thriller that grips the soul.
It's a story of silence, misjudgment, and the irreversible cost of not listening when it mattered most. Will truth come too late?Or was it always hidden inside the black polythene?
A propos de Darshak Ghimire