Seen: but Unread

In "Seen: but Unread," author Ashish Jadhav captures the ephemeral nature of online connections through the story of Arjun and Mey, two souls separated by countries but united by daily messages. When Mumbai-based Arjun develops feelings for his Chinese friend Mey, he learns that sometimes the heart's "send" button delivers messages that can't be unseen.

As their friendship blossoms in the digital garden of late-night texts and shared stories, Arjun's growing affection meets the cold reality of Mey's platonic boundaries. When she disappears from his inbox, he learns to move on-until an unexpected message reopens old wounds. Their reconnection proves that some conversations, like autumn leaves, are meant to fall away quietly.

This poignant tale explores the bittersweet reality of modern relationships, where being "seen" doesn't always mean being understood. Perfect for readers who love stories about the complexities of digital-age connections and the courage it takes to let go.