A modern love story with great lines that go into the nerves, it's a Sonnet book, but each chapter has a lover of its own character.
It also involves the first conversation between a girl and boy and then eventually how it goes to its virtue, how everything gets aligned perfectly to bind a bond with each other effortlessly. Wishing to get loved from the vast universe in the form of daisy scents and walks under the lilac sky.

Surrender yourself which is now called "go with the flow" in the streets is one of the topics dear date talks about with keeping the righteousness of the lover and the love intact.

Dear Date mimics all forms of love angles found in couples expressed in a modern-day mixture of slang and depth of metaphors from neoclassical and courtly love writings. Each line is driven by Satirical Postmodern sonnets and poems containing dramatic dialogues with more than one conclusion, uplifting the spirit of whosoever experienced falling or getting loved once in their life. Stories of how the first conversation starts then watch it take some romantic turns of events best described really raw with a taste of its own.