How Much Do You Love Me?
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How do you unlove someone who became your breath, your silence, your storm? This is not just a love story. It's a poetic, deeply emotional journey through passion, pain, and the kind of love that refuses to become hate. Nine months after Saira walked away from their six-year live-in relationship, he still lives in the ruins of what they once shared. Her voice lingers in the walls. Her scent clings to the sheets. Even the gentlest drizzle stirs a monsoon of memories. Unable to bear the ache, he escapes to the mountains-hoping to forget, but instead finding strangers who carry reflections of his...
How do you unlove someone who became your breath, your silence, your storm? This is not just a love story. It's a poetic, deeply emotional journey through passion, pain, and the kind of love that refuses to become hate. Nine months after Saira walked away from their six-year live-in relationship, he still lives in the ruins of what they once shared. Her voice lingers in the walls. Her scent clings to the sheets. Even the gentlest drizzle stirs a monsoon of memories. Unable to bear the ache, he escapes to the mountains-hoping to forget, but instead finding strangers who carry reflections of his own pain: a disillusioned woman, a guilt-ridden sage, and a silence that forces him to face his deepest wounds. As he unravels piece by piece, one question haunts him still: "How much do you love me?" Perfect for readers who seek: Heart-wrenching contemporary romance Emotional fiction about heartbreak and healing Literary love stories with soulful depth Stories of letting go without bitterness Poetry-style prose that speaks the unsaid If you've ever loved someone you couldn't forget... this story will feel like coming home. Whether you're grieving a lost love, rebuilding yourself, or still holding on- this book is a mirror, a whisper, and a hand held in silence. Gift it to the one you love, or once loved. Let it speak the words your heart was too full to say.
