Some people move on.
Some people pretend.
And some people live like nothing ever happened.
People Who Live Like Nothing Happened is a quiet exploration of memory, silence, and the strange strength it takes to carry what was never acknowledged. It is about the ones who remember alone. The ones who replay conversations in their heads years later. The ones who learned to stay calm while something inside them broke.
This book does not shout.
It does not accuse.
It does not beg.
It simply speaks — honestly, slowly, and without performance.
Through reflective chapters and moments of philosophical clarity, Arfat Hassan writes for those who have mastered the art of appearing fine. For those who survived without closure. For those who still remember what others forgot.
If you have ever felt unseen in something that mattered deeply, this book is not trying to fix you.
It is trying to sit beside you.
Quietly.