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Broken Promises is a tender, intimate novel about love that was real, loss that came too soon, and the invisible scars that remain long after the last goodbye. Inspired by a true chapter in the author's own life, this story follows two hearts walking toward each other - and slowly drifting apart - in a world where timing is fragile, emotions are unpredictable, and silence often speaks louder than words. He loved her quietly, with the kind of sincerity that doesn't demand attention. She carried storms inside herself she never learned to name. And between them grew a distance neither wanted, but both felt. This is not a tale of villains or dramatic betrayals. It is a story of human hearts - uncertain, imperfect, and beautifully vulnerable. It is about the way love softens us, breaks us, and ultimately reshapes us. Through their journey, Broken Promises reflects on the questions we all face: Why do the people we love the most become the ones who hurt us the deepest? How do we forgive what still aches? And can two fragile souls ever learn to meet again - not in the past, but in the truth of who they've become? Gentle, emotional, and deeply personal, this novel reminds us that even the most painful endings leave behind something precious: a quiet wisdom, a clearer heart, and the strength to finally walk forward with grace. Some stories are imagined. This one was lived.

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Isaac The Thinker writes with the quiet honesty of someone who has lived through the storms he describes. A storyteller shaped by real-life trials, he explores the fragile intersections of love, loss, and the moments that define us. Guided by reflection and a deep respect for the human heart, Isaac turns personal experience into emotional, meaningful fiction - the kind that lingers long after the final page. He believes that even the most painful endings carry their own wisdom, and that stories can heal what life has broken.

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