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The Last Goodbye
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- FormatePub
- ISBN8232973773
- EAN9798232973773
- Date de parution17/10/2025
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- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurDraft2Digital
Résumé
You know that feeling when you love someone, but you're too quiet to say it??That's Varun. His entire life was Shraddha, the girl who casually suggested "We should write a book together." He loves her deeply and silently, holding onto their small moments.?But then he overhears she's leaving. Soon.?Suddenly, Varun is facing his own personal "last goodbye." He drowns in pain, clinging to every memory as his hopes disappear.
This isn't just about a heartbreak; it's about a boy struggling with rejection, feeling worthless, and trying desperately to keep from falling apart.?The Last Goodbye is the honest story of silent suffering and finding the courage to take all that pain-all that love-and turn it into a new chapter. It's about how Varun's got a lesson... A lesson that complete changed Varun's perspective of taking life.
This isn't just about a heartbreak; it's about a boy struggling with rejection, feeling worthless, and trying desperately to keep from falling apart.?The Last Goodbye is the honest story of silent suffering and finding the courage to take all that pain-all that love-and turn it into a new chapter. It's about how Varun's got a lesson... A lesson that complete changed Varun's perspective of taking life.



