Underground Knowledge — A discussion group discussion

Hello everyone,
I’d like to share something a little personal today. Endless Moments was the first story I ever gathered the courage to write — and the first time I realized how unsettling and yet strangely freeing it can be to put your heart on paper.

The book began with a question that wouldn’t let me go:
Can a single moment — a glance, a pause, a breath held for just a second too long — truly change the direction of two lives?

I didn’t set out to write something flawless. I wanted to write something honest. The characters appeared slowly, almost hesitantly, as if they weren’t sure they were ready to reveal their scars. And the more I listened to them, the more I understood that this wasn’t only a love story — it was a quiet exploration of the storms we endure when no one is there to witness them.

If you’ve ever carried a moment with you longer than you expected…
If you’ve ever felt the weight of something left unsaid…
You might recognize a part of yourself in these pages.

I would be truly grateful to hear your thoughts — not only about the book, but about the questions it touches. Your reactions mean more than you know; this is, after all, the very beginning of my journey as an author.

Thank you for taking the time to read this.
It means a great deal.Endless Moments

"Has someone ever walked away, leaving a wound so heavy in your heart that it still aches?"

I think the first love we all have that leaves that first scar on ones heart probably counts.