I Know A Stranger

ISBN-978-93-6175-926-0

We all know what a stranger is ;
someone unfamiliar, someone unknown. But knowing a stranger? That’s something many of us have felt.

They met online as batchmates, never in person, never on a call. Yet, somehow, they became a part of each other’s everyday lives. She talked endlessly while he listened. Then, one day, he talked more, and she became the one listening.

Somewhere between late-night conversations and silent understandings, they built something that felt real, until the day he confessed his feelings. She didn’t feel the same, but she still needed him; his messages, his care, his presence.

Then, things changed. He disappeared for weeks and returned like nothing had happened. When she did the same, he got upset. The bond they once had started slipping away, but she didn’t realize it until his birthday wish arrived on the wrong date.
Was it really just a mistake, or had he already let go while she was still holding on?

We all have that one person—someone who was once so close but is now just a name we no longer text. Someone we once knew too well but today, barely know at all.

A story of unspoken emotions, fading connections, and the silent ache of losing someone who was never truly yours. To know the full story, read I Know a Stranger.