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The Scent of Roses and Shards of Glass
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- ISBN8230704775
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- Date de parution12/08/2025
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- ÉditeurIndependently Published
Résumé
The Scent of Roses and Shards of Glass: A Story Synopsis This story is a romantic drama that follows two deeply scarred individuals, Lara and Youssef, who find each other at a silent train station, a symbolic meeting place for their solitary lives. Lara is a biologist who withdrew from the world after her fiancé, Sami, betrayed her by leaving her for her best friend. This betrayal shattered her trust and left her heart with "shards of glass, " making her cautious and closed off to love.
Youssef is a quiet florist who finds solace in his roses and books. He carries his own grief: the loss of his sister in a plane crash. He is a gentle soul, but his heart is walled off by this tragedy. He is struck by Lara's uncanny resemblance to his late sister. Their connection begins slowly and silently in his flower shop. Lara starts visiting daily to buy a rare white rose, a symbol of hope for her and a reminder of his sister for him.
They communicate through unspoken gestures, exchanging books and sharing their passions. As they grow closer, the silence between them lessens, and their love begins to blossom. However, their pasts resurface to threaten their fragile new relationship. Lara discovers a photo of Youssef's sister, and the revelation that she looks just like his lost sibling causes him to pull away, retreating into his fear and grief.
This triggers Lara's old pain of betrayal, making her believe Youssef loves her as a ghost of the past, not for who she is. A terrible accident, prompted by her distraction and sadness over Youssef, leaves Lara with a disfigured face. She is rushed to a specialized hospital abroad. Meanwhile, Youssef, spurred on by a withered rose and an understanding of his own fear, embarks on a desperate journey to find her, confronting his fear of flying (linked to his sister's death) to do so.
Their paths cross once more, but Lara, wounded both physically and emotionally, accuses him of pity. It is only when Youssef breaks his leg at his farm and Lara must care for him that they truly heal. They confront their fears and old pains, and they learn to see and love each other for who they are now, not as reflections of their pasts. The story concludes with a final confession of love and a fresh rose, symbolizing a new beginning born from their shared journey of healing.
Youssef is a quiet florist who finds solace in his roses and books. He carries his own grief: the loss of his sister in a plane crash. He is a gentle soul, but his heart is walled off by this tragedy. He is struck by Lara's uncanny resemblance to his late sister. Their connection begins slowly and silently in his flower shop. Lara starts visiting daily to buy a rare white rose, a symbol of hope for her and a reminder of his sister for him.
They communicate through unspoken gestures, exchanging books and sharing their passions. As they grow closer, the silence between them lessens, and their love begins to blossom. However, their pasts resurface to threaten their fragile new relationship. Lara discovers a photo of Youssef's sister, and the revelation that she looks just like his lost sibling causes him to pull away, retreating into his fear and grief.
This triggers Lara's old pain of betrayal, making her believe Youssef loves her as a ghost of the past, not for who she is. A terrible accident, prompted by her distraction and sadness over Youssef, leaves Lara with a disfigured face. She is rushed to a specialized hospital abroad. Meanwhile, Youssef, spurred on by a withered rose and an understanding of his own fear, embarks on a desperate journey to find her, confronting his fear of flying (linked to his sister's death) to do so.
Their paths cross once more, but Lara, wounded both physically and emotionally, accuses him of pity. It is only when Youssef breaks his leg at his farm and Lara must care for him that they truly heal. They confront their fears and old pains, and they learn to see and love each other for who they are now, not as reflections of their pasts. The story concludes with a final confession of love and a fresh rose, symbolizing a new beginning born from their shared journey of healing.
The Scent of Roses and Shards of Glass: A Story Synopsis This story is a romantic drama that follows two deeply scarred individuals, Lara and Youssef, who find each other at a silent train station, a symbolic meeting place for their solitary lives. Lara is a biologist who withdrew from the world after her fiancé, Sami, betrayed her by leaving her for her best friend. This betrayal shattered her trust and left her heart with "shards of glass, " making her cautious and closed off to love.
Youssef is a quiet florist who finds solace in his roses and books. He carries his own grief: the loss of his sister in a plane crash. He is a gentle soul, but his heart is walled off by this tragedy. He is struck by Lara's uncanny resemblance to his late sister. Their connection begins slowly and silently in his flower shop. Lara starts visiting daily to buy a rare white rose, a symbol of hope for her and a reminder of his sister for him.
They communicate through unspoken gestures, exchanging books and sharing their passions. As they grow closer, the silence between them lessens, and their love begins to blossom. However, their pasts resurface to threaten their fragile new relationship. Lara discovers a photo of Youssef's sister, and the revelation that she looks just like his lost sibling causes him to pull away, retreating into his fear and grief.
This triggers Lara's old pain of betrayal, making her believe Youssef loves her as a ghost of the past, not for who she is. A terrible accident, prompted by her distraction and sadness over Youssef, leaves Lara with a disfigured face. She is rushed to a specialized hospital abroad. Meanwhile, Youssef, spurred on by a withered rose and an understanding of his own fear, embarks on a desperate journey to find her, confronting his fear of flying (linked to his sister's death) to do so.
Their paths cross once more, but Lara, wounded both physically and emotionally, accuses him of pity. It is only when Youssef breaks his leg at his farm and Lara must care for him that they truly heal. They confront their fears and old pains, and they learn to see and love each other for who they are now, not as reflections of their pasts. The story concludes with a final confession of love and a fresh rose, symbolizing a new beginning born from their shared journey of healing.
Youssef is a quiet florist who finds solace in his roses and books. He carries his own grief: the loss of his sister in a plane crash. He is a gentle soul, but his heart is walled off by this tragedy. He is struck by Lara's uncanny resemblance to his late sister. Their connection begins slowly and silently in his flower shop. Lara starts visiting daily to buy a rare white rose, a symbol of hope for her and a reminder of his sister for him.
They communicate through unspoken gestures, exchanging books and sharing their passions. As they grow closer, the silence between them lessens, and their love begins to blossom. However, their pasts resurface to threaten their fragile new relationship. Lara discovers a photo of Youssef's sister, and the revelation that she looks just like his lost sibling causes him to pull away, retreating into his fear and grief.
This triggers Lara's old pain of betrayal, making her believe Youssef loves her as a ghost of the past, not for who she is. A terrible accident, prompted by her distraction and sadness over Youssef, leaves Lara with a disfigured face. She is rushed to a specialized hospital abroad. Meanwhile, Youssef, spurred on by a withered rose and an understanding of his own fear, embarks on a desperate journey to find her, confronting his fear of flying (linked to his sister's death) to do so.
Their paths cross once more, but Lara, wounded both physically and emotionally, accuses him of pity. It is only when Youssef breaks his leg at his farm and Lara must care for him that they truly heal. They confront their fears and old pains, and they learn to see and love each other for who they are now, not as reflections of their pasts. The story concludes with a final confession of love and a fresh rose, symbolizing a new beginning born from their shared journey of healing.