✨ "In Another Life: A Love Story Left Unfinished" ✨

Some love stories don’t end with shaadi and sindoor.

Some love stories end with silence, distance… and a name forever echoing inside the heart.

This is not a fairy tale.
This is the story of Aarav and Meher — two souls who found each other in the most unexpected way, loved each other like poetry, but were torn apart by the sharp edges of society, family honour, and age-old traditions.

He was a small-town boy with dreams in his eyes and verses in his heart.
She was a girl raised behind veils of respectability, with a voice that longed to break free.

They fought, they hoped, they planned… but sometimes, love alone is not enough in a world where surnames shout louder than soulmates.

A story that aches.
A story that stays.





💔 A tale for anyone who has loved deeply but lost quietly.

Stay tuned.

“In Another Life” begins soon, chapter by chapter, in our upcoming blogs.

Let your heart be ready.
Because this love… will make it ache, and smile, and remember.


links

Price of Dreams: A Tale of Money, Morals, and Mayhem (Chapter 5): https://lifeinwords2025.blogspot.com/2025/05/price-of-dreams-tale-of-money-morals_23.html

Price of Dreams: A Tale of Money, Morals, and Mayhem (Chapter 4): https://lifeinwords2025.blogspot.com/2025/05/price-of-dreams-tale-of-money-morals_3.html

Price of Dreams: A Tale of Money, Morals, and Mayhem (Chapter 3): https://lifeinwords2025.blogspot.com/2025/05/price-of-dreams-tale-of-money-morals_97.html

Price of Dreams: A Tale of Money, Morals, and Mayhem (Chapter 2): https://lifeinwords2025.blogspot.com/2025/05/price-of-dreams-tale-of-money-morals_22.html

Price of Dreams: A Tale of Money, Morals, and Mayhem (Chapter 1): https://lifeinwords2025.blogspot.com/2025/05/price-of-dreams-tale-of-money-morals.html

Full story_ In another life : https://lifeinwords2025.blogspot.com/2025/05/in-another-life-love-story-left_14.html

In another life trailer: https://lifeinwords2025.blogspot.com/2025/05/in-another-life-love-story-left.html 

Intro of life in words: https://lifeinwords2025.blogspot.com/2025/05/life-in-words-home-for-heartfelt-stories.html


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