We are living in this so-called quantized world. Everything is quanta, and we humans are applying the same concepts to our day-to-day life. We are the modern generation, and in today's world, we are capable of saying words. Not only words, but sentences. We are so addicted to saying long sentences that we have now learned the art of saying stanzas. But living a life where words are a price, where words are power, we forget about the feelings that those words carry. It's right to say words can make or break you, but I guess without the human ability to feel another's inner side, words are just pieces of paper vendors use to distribute chips.

Sarab is a story about that exact illusion.

This book is for every boy who ever thought he was not enough, and every girl who tried too hard to be loved. It is the story of those who loved someone, only for that someone to love another, creating an endless chain of heartbreak. It is for anyone who has ever mistaken attachment for love and spent years living inside that mirage, holding onto other people's pain while their own made them collapse.

Sarab strips away empty words to look at the raw, heavy reality of human emotions and what it really means to heal from the past. If you search for the answers to life in books, poetry, and music, you will find your shadow on these pages.