Genre: Romance, Drama, Emotional

Story Description:

A quiet, artistic girl named Meera hides her deepest feelings in her sketchbook, while Aarav, a charming but emotionally scarred boy, believes love is just a passing phase. They meet during their final year in college, both carrying the weight of their pasts. As Meera sketches Aarav unknowingly day by day, he starts noticing her—but only after she disappears, leaving behind a diary titled “Tere Naam Se Juda.”Each chapter flips between past and present, revealing the love story that bloomed in silence but shattered without a goodbye

Chapter 4: Got along with you

Their story didn’t begin with fireworks. It began with shared glances, borrowed books, whispered jokes during lectures, and long walks around campus. With every passing day, Meera discovered layers of Aarav that even he hadn’t noticed.

He was thoughtful—leaving sticky notes in her sketchbook with tiny compliments. He was musical—he played the guitar late at night in his dorm, soft tunes she could hear from her balcony. And he was broken—in ways only someone who had loved and lost could be.

Meera never asked about his past.

But one evening, as they sat beneath the fairy-lit tree behind the auditorium, Aarav opened up.

“There was someone once,” he said. “We were kids. Thought it was love. Maybe it was. But she left.”

Meera didn’t respond. She just took his hand, squeezed it.

“And you?” he asked. “Kabhi kisi se pyaar hua?”

She smiled softly. “Ho raha hai.”

Aarav turned, surprised. Their eyes met.

His voice dropped to a whisper. “Kaun hai woh?”

Meera leaned in, her forehead touching his.

“Jo har muskaan ke peechhe chhupi udaasi ko bhi samajhta hai.”

Aarav closed his eyes, the weight of her words sinking in.

That night, they kissed for the first time—gentle, unsure, yet destined.make this scene is image