How I will live Without You

Keperhope 2 stories

Summary

When asked what is love?, the only true answer is simply: love is love. It has no formal definition. You cannot measure it, label it, or see it. It is something you can only feel—deep within your chest. And yet, some people throw away that feeling in a single moment, while for others, that one person remains locked inside their heart forever—becoming a living memento, a quiet heritage of who they once were. Some say a first love is never forgotten; others say it is the most memorable love that stays with us. But whichever love it is, the distinction doesn't matter. The love that brings your heart to your throat, the love that floods your veins with adrenaline—that is the love that endures. The love that transforms you from the most careful person into the most reckless, or softens your deepest rage into absolute calm—that is the love that carves itself into your soul. Human memory is a strange, delicate thing. Sometimes, we cling to a single fleeting moment more tightly than we hold onto entire decades of our lives. That is why we find it impossible to let go of moments we were never truly meant to keep. "How I Will Live Without You" is a 30,000 to 35,000-word short tragic romance novel exploring these very depths. Before we continue this journey together, I want to leave you with one question to hold onto: "What do you think is the most hurtful thing in love?" The answer is waiting somewhere within these pages. Read until the end. And perhaps, when you close the final page, your heart will have an answer of its own.