Few Things Left Unsaid

Few Things Left Unsaid

by Sudeep Nagarkar

231 pages· 2011· ISBN 9789380349367

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FEW THINGS LEFT UNSAID is a TRUE LOVE STORY of Aditya. Aditya is a an extrovert who never wanted to do engineering but landed up doing it. He met his true love Riya A girl next door. As their relation gets older and intimate their love seemed eternal. When he did not have love, he searched for it. When he discovered it, he did not know what to do with it. When he had it, he feared of loosing it. Now, he can't talk to her anymore. He realized he can't get Riya. He is not supposed to love her, care for her, and live his life wishing Riya was there. He is not supposed to wonder where Riya is or what she is doing, but he cannot help it,because he is in love with Riya. Aditya is playing with his lifeto end up no where. He is playing with his engineering to end up no where.. HOW EXACTLY ADITYA SCREWED UP HIS ENGINEERING? HOW EXACTLY DISCOURTEOUS BEHAVIOUR AND IMMATURED DECISIONS OF ADITYA CHANGES LIFE OF 2 PERSONS... RIYA and Aditya. SOME LOVE STORIES CANNOT BE PREDICTED !!!

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