A love that never got to live in the daylight.
Two people, two hearts, two lives colliding at the wrong time—writing everything they never dared to say out loud.
"unsent: what we never said out loud" is a raw, intimate collection of letters and journal entries told in dual perspectives. They don't respond to each other directly, yet every page aches like a conversation stuck in limbo. A fragmented but deeply thematic story of longing, timing, silence, and surrender.
Told through unsent letters, journal fragments, and internal monologues, this book traces a connection too powerful to ignore but too impossible to keep. It's not a story of infidelity or scandal. It's a story of two people who saw each other fully—but couldn't hold on without breaking everything else.
This is not a happily-ever-after.
This is the echo of what could've been.
This is what it means to love someone deeply, quietly, and from afar.
If you've ever had to let go of the right person at the wrong time,
if you've ever held your breath around a goodbye you didn't want to say,
this book is for you.
