Some love stories don’t happen in daylight.
They live between fences, beneath streetlights, and inside silences that speak louder than words.
Alex never believed in being fixed—only in surviving. Until a chance encounter one night changes the shape of his loneliness.
Mira is warmth and restraint, rebellion and responsibility. Between them stands a fence—not just of iron, but of timing, fear, and the lives they’re expected to live.
As nights draw them closer, daylight tests everything they feel. Waiting becomes a language. Absence becomes a presence. And love learns how to exist without possession.
Until You Return is a tender, slow-burning novel about: – love that grows quietly
– the ache of waiting
– nights that feel safer than mornings
– and the people who change us without ever trying to
Because some hearts don’t fall.
They wait.