At Silverwood University, Prisha learns how to dream quietly.
Raised to believe that achievement matters more than happiness, she carries expectations heavier than her years. Love was never part of her plan—until Shaan enters her life with a patience that listens and a care that never asks her to be anything other than herself.
What begins as companionship deepens into something fragile and dangerous in a world that does not forgive softness. As Prisha pursues an unforgiving ambition and Shaan builds a future on his own terms, their lives are tested by distance, silence, sacrifice, and choices that leave no space for error.
Some wounds are visible.
Some are inherited.
And some, if held with courage, grow wings.
When Wounds Become Wings is not a story of easy healing or perfect victories. It is a quiet, powerful exploration of resilience—of choosing kindness over bitterness, loyalty over fear, and hope even when the future refuses to be kind.
Tender, emotionally restrained, and deeply moving, this novel reminds us that scars do not diminish us. They shape us.
And sometimes, what breaks us open is exactly what teaches us how to fly.