The Apology I Learned to Mean ( A Relationship That Never Found a Name -A Reunion, a Relationship, a Lifetime of Regret)

Title - The Apology I Learned to Mean ( A Relationship That Never Found a Name -A Reunion, a Relationship, a Lifetime of Regret)

Genre : Fiction 

Language:  English

Reading Age group 15 yr +

Pages:144

Binding: Paperback

Book size: Lenth 8.5 inch / Width: 5.5 inch / height: 0.118 inch

ISBN:  978-81-69393-60-7

Item Weight: 274 G

Author: :Manish C
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Product: Description  :- Ridhan and Rachna meet as teenagers in Class Eleven, and he falls silently in love, never telling her. Twenty-five years later, a silver jubilee reunion reignites everything he never said. What follows is a consuming, secret relationship carried out across calls, emails, and stolen hours — tender and real, but built on deception that eventually reaches Ridhan familiy. Confrontation, exposure, and heartbreak follow, forcing Ridhan to confront the difference between loving someone and controlling them. By the end, he's left not with reconciliation but with a harder truth: that love without honesty, restraint, and respect for another's boundaries isn't really love at all.

8) About the Author:  Manish C is a mechanical engineer by profession, working in the manufacturing industry. But long before blueprints became part of his everyday life, his imagination lived somewhere else entirely — in the vivid, boundless world of fantasy he fell in love with as a child. That early fascination planted a quiet dream: to one day write a book that was entirely his own, a world built from his own imagination and experiences. An avid reader and writer at heart, Manish has always found in stories a way to process life, memory, and emotion. Outside of engineering and writing, he stays active with squash, badminton, and football, balancing precision and creativity in equal measure. Over the years, as life pulled him in practical directions, that childhood dream never faded — it simply waited. Where Love Took Flight is the book he finally sat down to write, turning a lifetime of feeling into a story of his own.