Wow...it feels amazing.

I wish to write so much but at the same time, I am out of words to describe how I am feeling right now.

As I write this thank you note, I don't know where to start from and what to write.

I just realized while penning this thank you note that...writing this book was easy (though it was not a piece of cake for me) as compared to what I want to write here.

I don't know where to begin from and who to thank.

I can't tell you how emotional I am feeling right now. I really had tears in my eyes while writing the last line of the Epilogue.

I had read many writers write about how heavy their heart feels while writing the last chapter/ Epilogue of their book and I used to think, they are just fictional characters, why do they feel so emotional but now when I write this author's note, I realize, how wrong I was.

They are fictional but...I created them.

But while writing this note I just realized that...

No more 'till next update take care, tadas' from my side from Siya and Akash's book.

No more writing their emotions, their pain, their agony, showing their profound love for each other.

No more writing Siya and Akash's POV from where I used to start writing my chapter.

In this last 1.5 years, I didn't even realize when they became such an integral part of my life.

Almost every weekday, I used to write about 1k words, describing their POV and probably, that is why they have become such an important part of my life.

Writing their POV, made me understand how deep their love was for each other.

Parting with this book is like, parting with my babies.

Siya and Akash...will always have a special place in my heart.

No matter how many books I write, how many characters I create because, they are my babies and I just hope, someday I come across someone who loves me, just like they love each other.

I don't know if men like Akash exist in this world or not because I haven't come across anyone like him in my life but if they exist, I just hope they inspire every other man in their vicinity and show, how women should be treated.

To begin with, there are a lot of people I would like to thank but first and foremost, I would like to thank all my readers for being patient enough with me, not demanding early updates and even though this novel is a slow burn, they were kind enough to spare their time on it.

Also, if not for few readers who I have grown attached to, I would have given up writing, in the very start of this book. I hope you know who you all are because I won't take your names.

As the story progressed, there were many of my constant readers who stopped reading my book, probably because of the storyline.

I don't wish to complain about it because I have clearly stated it numerous times that if anyone finds that my book isn't upto their expectations, they can stop reading it, anytime but I just felt...hurt, but then I realized, it's fine. I made peace with it and then I came across some beautiful readers who accepted my characters, my book even with their flaws wholeheartedly in the 2nd and 3rd phase of the book.

I am grateful to all of them who kept me motivated.

I am sorry I am not taking anybody's name but people who have supported me throughout, they all know who they are and there are so many that I can't even write their name here.

I hope you all know who you are and I can just say...thank you, from the bottom of my heart.

This book actually taught me something very important...every person that you come across has a part to play in your life and it is not necessary for them to stay, always and it is better if you make peace with it because in my opinion, self satisfaction and inner peace is much more important than anything in this world.

Before finally bidding goodbye from this book, I just have few questions because I was curious to know your opinions. Please comment the answer's inline.

1) How many of you would like to re-read the book in one go, if given a chance?

2) Which character from my book inspired you the most?

3) To all the ladies, who is your dream man? Although all the male population in my book had flaws but still, I would love to hear from you all.

a) Akash Sharma

b) Siddharth Chaturvedi

c) Mohit Singh

d) Adarsh Sharma

4) Which female character from my book did you all like the most? Again, they all have flaws but still I would love to read your answers.

a) Siya Verma

b) Kriti Singh

c) Samaira Khanna

d) Sophia Chaudhary

5) How many of you would recommend this book to your friends/families/fellow readers?

6) Which scene/chapter from the book was your favorite?

7) Which scene from the book (if any) made you teary eyed and you felt like I penned down really well?

8) If you had to describe my book in one word, what would it be? 

Last but not the least

9) If I say 'bound by love till eternity' what is the first word that strikes your mind?

Please lovelies, spare me 5 minutes and comment your answers. I would really love to know your thoughts and maybe, your answers will be a walk down memory lane when I read it in future.

So, meet you all in Adarsh and Sophia's book which I will start updating from 18th May.

Also, all my readers who had this book added in their library/reading list, it is finally completed and those of you who wish to read it in one go, the book is finally complete.

Also, please don't remove the book from your library as of yet because, I will write probably 2 bonus chapters and if you wish to keep yourself up to date regarding that and all my other works, please follow me on wattpad and instagram.

I recently came across these beautiful lines from the poem 'The road not taken' by Robert Frost which was a part of my curriculum in 10th CBSE board.

I was naive back then and didn't quite understand life much but when I read it again today, the meaning really made sense.

I hope these lines make sense to all my readers.

The journey to complete this book has been spectacular and I think I am heading in the right direction to be a writer.

So with this thought and hope that I would still continue to get all my readers' support in Adarsh and Sophia's book as well, I am finally, signing off.

Ciao