She loved deeply, trusted blindly, and paid the price in silence.
Adrija steps into university life carrying more than just books—she carries a broken past, unanswered questions, and the quiet fear that she is always too much and never enough. Late to classes and even later to healing, she feels alone among unfamiliar faces, still haunted by a love that once promised forever but chose to leave.
As memories of betrayal resurface, Adrija begins to question her worth, her sensitivity, and whether her heart was ever meant to be held gently. Just when loneliness starts to feel permanent, fate introduces her to someone unexpected—a boy who offers patience instead of pressure, care instead of control, and respect instead of empty promises.
Almost Ours is a story of heartbreak, healing, and slow-burn love. It explores how some loves break us, some almost stay, and some arrive quietly to show us that love was never meant to hurt—and that what was once almost ours can still lead to something real.