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The Touch Of You

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Summary

She edits romance novels by day, but doesn't believe in love anymore. He writes erotic bestsellers that ignite millions of hearts, yet he's terrified of being touched. When Inaya lands an internship with India's most reclusive novelist Abeer she doesn't expect her soft poetry to challenge his hard walls. And when he asks her to edit his steamiest book yet… lines begin to blur between fiction and desire. What starts as a slow fire between stolen glances and unfinished drafts becomes a story neither of them were ready to write. But some chapters are written in silence. And some touches never fade. A slow-burn, BossxWorker romance with poetic intimacy, unspoken longing, and moments that feel like bruised poetry.

Genre
Romance
Author
Kavya Sen
Status
1yr ago
Chapters
4
Rating
n/a
Age Rating
18+

🕯️PROLOGUE


"He kissed me once.

It wasn't sweet. It wasn't soft.

It was the kind of kiss that leaves pages torn, hearts racing, and hands trembling

like the book was never meant to close."


They say the best stories begin with a plot twist.

Mine began with a man who wrote fantasies for a living but never touched reality.

He believed emotions were distractions. I believed they were everything.

He told me not to fall in love with him.

So I promised I wouldn’t.

But then he handed me a manuscript and in it, I saw myself.

Every desire. Every hesitation. Every touch we never spoke about.

I was just supposed to edit his story.

But somehow, I became it.

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