We Were Never Meant To Stay Quiet
Some meetings don’t begin with smiles.
They begin with fire.
Avni was never meant to be loud. She lived in silences, in half-glances, in thoughts she never said out loud. Calm, observant, composed. The kind of girl who carried storms quietly and healed others without knowing how deeply she was bleeding herself.
Vihaan was the opposite. Movement, chaos, careless laughter, unfinished sketches and reckless courage. He walked into spaces like he belonged everywhere, even where he didn’t.
She didn’t even know his name when they first met.
She only knew she was angry.
What began as an argument on a school ground became the moment their worlds shifted. Avni, who rarely raised her voice, stood fierce for her friend. Vihaan, who never took anything seriously, suddenly paid attention. That first clash wasn’t romantic. It was electric. Confusing. Unavoidable.
Their story isn’t about love at first sight.
It’s about recognition.
Two souls carrying different kinds of loneliness.
Two people who never planned to become important to each other.
Two silences that collided and refused to stay quiet.
Between friendships that form too quickly and emotions that grow too slowly, between classrooms, homes, laughter, misunderstandings and unspoken truths, Avni and Vihaan discover something terrifying and beautiful:
Sometimes, the people who enter your life through chaos become the ones who teach you peace.
And sometimes, the quietest hearts create the loudest stories.
This isn’t just a story of her and him.
It’s about courage.
About finding your voice.
About the moments that change you without asking permission.
About the way pain becomes poetry when you finally let it breathe.
