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    Eyes That Spoke Volumes
    Eyes That Spoke Volumes
    Eyes That Spoke Volumes
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    Eyes That Spoke Volumes

    By Mohini Kumar

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    Preface
    Insipid Progress
    Journey
    Reading and Prying
    Introduction
    What I Felt
    I Saw Her Leave
    Their Story Continues
    Missing Sister
    More Mystery
    At Last

    "Eyes That Spoke Volumes" is the tale of two individuals who crossed paths by fate and ended up discovering a world of emotions they never thought existed within them. Krishna, a reserved and introverted man, finds himself trapped in his own world of loneliness and routine until a chance encounter with Kaamna, a vivacious and free-spirited woman, sets him on a journey of self-discovery.

    As their journey progresses, they discover a connection that goes beyond words, beyond their understanding of love and affection. Their eyes spoke volumes, and their hearts beat in unison.

    With each passing moment, they found themselves growing closer, sharing their deepest secrets, and experiencing emotions that they never thought were possible.

    But as their journey comes to an end, they are faced with a mystery that threatens to tear them apart. The sudden disappearance of Kaamna's little sister and the appearance of a mysterious stranger with an envelope bearing secrets from the past leave them with more questions than answers.

    As they delve deeper into the mystery, they realize that their journey together was never just about discovering their emotions. It was about unraveling a mystery that would change their lives forever.

    "Eyes That Spoke Volumes" is not just a story of two individuals finding love. It is a story of self-discovery and the journey of two lost souls finding their way back to the light. It is a story of hope, of love, and of the power of the human spirit to overcome any obstacle.

    Join Krishna and Kaamna on their journey as they discover a world of emotions they never thought existed within them and unravel a mystery that will keep you on the edge of your seat until the very end.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRaja Sharma
    Release dateApr 23, 2023
    ISBN9798215779286
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      Eyes That Spoke Volumes - Mohini Kumar

      Eyes That Spoke Volumes

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      Table of Contents

      Preface

      Insipid Progress

      Journey

      Reading and Prying

      Introduction

      What I Felt

      I Saw Her Leave

      Their Story Continues

      Missing Sister

      More Mystery

      At Last

      Chapter 1

      Preface

      Eyes That Spoke Volumes is the tale of two individuals who crossed paths by fate and ended up discovering a world of emotions they never thought existed within them. Krishna, a reserved and introverted man, finds himself trapped in his own world of loneliness and routine until a chance encounter with Kaamna, a vivacious and free-spirited woman, sets him on a journey of self-discovery.

      As their journey progresses, they discover a connection that goes beyond words, beyond their understanding of love and affection. Their eyes spoke volumes, and their hearts beat in unison.

      With each passing moment, they found themselves growing closer, sharing their deepest secrets, and experiencing emotions that they never thought were possible.

      But as their journey comes to an end, they are faced with a mystery that threatens to tear them apart. The sudden disappearance of Kaamna's little sister and the appearance of a mysterious stranger with an envelope bearing secrets from the past leave them with more questions than answers.

      As they delve deeper into the mystery, they realize that their journey together was never just about discovering their emotions. It was about unraveling a mystery that would change their lives forever.

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