A quiet, unforgettable memoir of a boy who loved too much, too young, and never forgot how it felt.

In the summer of 1995, Raghav, a 15-year-old Delhi boy, is juggling high school chaos, physics tests, and a heart that beats only for Anushka. From bus stop banter to stolen glances across classrooms, every day is a rollercoaster of hope, heartbreak, and teenage dreams.

Told in a breezy, heartfelt style and drawn from real journal entries, this coming-of-age story captures the magic of first love—the thrill of sharing a Thums Up, the ache of cassette tapes and love songs, and the unforgettable rhythm of the 90s.

As Raghav strums his guitar, stumbles through chemistry practicals, and steals every moment he can with Anushka, he wonders if courage will be enough to turn friendship into love. Will she ever see him as more than the boy at the bus stop—or will she slip away with the summer?

Step into the corridors, buses, and picnics of 90s Delhi, and relive the innocence, intensity, and heartbreak of teenage love.