I proudly announce the conclusion of my official 3rd book 'THE FAULT IN OUR STARS'.

Unlike my other books, I did not write this one for an audience. I did not craft this with the intention of telling a good story that would captivate the readers or follow a plot meant to entertain. This story was never meant for anyone but myself. Yes, I wrote this book for myself, which is a pretty huge deal for someone like me.

Song Yoon Min's character is not just a creation- she is me. Her childhood, her scars, her fears, her beliefs and her thoughts- they all come from the real shadows of my past. 90% of her character is created after me. Every traumatic event of her past mentioned in the book reflects my own experiences. So you can guess that I wasn't raised in a normal family. I have seen more horror, more violence, and more abuse than shown in this book. And like her, I have been carrying the weight of the tragedy of my broken family, wishing for a home that doesn't frighten, and a love that feels safe and protective.

Her journey is my own delusional dream of what my life could be if someone were to be kind to me without any limit, love me without any condition and look past the darkness and see whatever light is left. Someone who could treat me better, tell me that I matter and remind me why I should not hate myself. But I soon realized life doesn't always grant us what we wish for, no matter how desperately we want it. So I wrote Seokjin's love for Yoon Min like a quiet wish whispered to my soul, as a remedy for the wounds in my heart. This book was a gift to myself as a way to heal, to imagine a love so patient, kind, healthy and gentle to mend the broken parts of me.

From the very beginning, I planned for this story to have a sad ending. Seokjin and Yoon Min indeed loved each other, but they were from different worlds, and they wanted different things. Sometimes love can survive the journey, but theirs got lost in the clouds. This wasn't a fairytale- it was real. And real life is messy, painful, and full of chapters we never wanted to write.

I understand if the ending made you sad. It made me sad too. But I believe that there is strength in endings, even the sad ones. Often there's courage in saying goodbye. Often there's happiness in sacrifice. Sometimes we have to face the suffering of great losses in order to be richly blessed in life afterwards. Even though it might seem Seokjin was not entirely happy with his present life; there was a risk of not being happy at all if he had a life with Yoon Min. And she walked out of his life to save him from that risk, even though it was only a risk, not a certainty.

I also want to acknowledge that many of the heartfelt dialogues and thoughts in this story were inspired by countless authors, poets, and anonymous voices found in the corners of the internet. I keep words like treasures, gathering quotes and ideas that resonate with my soul. If certain lines felt familiar, it was because they were echoes of others who inspired me. To those well-known and nameless voices, thank you for putting emotions into words when I could not.

And to you, my readers: Thank you for staying. This wasn't a dramatic tale full of spice and action- it was simple, raw, and heartbreaking. The story of two souls who loved deeply but never quite belonged to each other. Yet, you kept going. You stayed until the last chapter, wanted to know what would happen next, felt these moments with me, and carried these characters in your heart. You gave me a gift I never expected- the motivation to continue pouring my dreams, my pains, my joys, and my healing into words.

Without you, I wouldn't have been able to heal these aching pieces of myself. Your patience, kindness, and presence helped me fulfil a dream I've held for so long. For that, I will always be grateful. Thanks to you, I have managed to heal myself, not completely, but enough.

This story was a journey through my life. Thank you for letting it into yours. Thank you so much for every read, every vote and every comment. You guys made this book happen. All credits go to you all. And most importantly, thanks to Almighty who is there for me, who never leaves me and makes me survive every harsh second. For my own good.

Lastly, this book is probably my last work on Wattpad. As much as I love and enjoy writing more than anything else, I have run out of plots as of now and I have to focus on my studies right now. If I ever get the opportunity to come back, I will. But until then, thank you, from the deepest part of my heart. Writing here has been the most wonderful experience.

Stories and stars are often discovered in the saddest endings. May we never stop searching for them!

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