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He gave the world his music. She gave him back his heart. In a world full of noise, she was the silence he craved.
When global icon Kim Niam steps into a Seoul museum for a quiet visit, he doesn’t expect chaos—or her.
Nitya, a brilliant, composed person who is utterly uninterested in his fame.
What begins as a professional encounter spirals into stolen glances, midnight conversations, and a connection Niam can’t shake. But Nitya carries secrets, and Niam carries a heart that’s never been safe to give.
As past traumas surface and hidden fears stir, the bond between Nitya and Niam deepens—but with secrets looming and reputations on the line, can two people from such different worlds find a common heartbeat?
Can love bloom between two people hiding behind perfectly built walls? Or will the past unravel everything before it even begins?
Love Decoded is a soul-stirring story about trust, timing, emotional healing, and the kind of love that sneaks in quietly—but changes everything.
Let’s dive into the vast ocean of love and find the true essence of it. Because the quietest love stories are often the ones that echo the loudest.
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Shhuchita Vagghela
Shhuchita Vagghela is an Indian writer and storyteller who believes in the quiet power of emotions and the lingering beauty of words left unspoken. With a deep love for human psychology, culture, and cross-border connections, her writing often explores themes of vulnerability, resilience, and healing through love.
Her debut novel, Love Decoded, is a soulful blend of romance and introspection that reflects her passion for emotionally rich, character-driven narratives. Passionate about art, human behavior, and soulful narratives, she writes to remind readers that even quiet love stories can leave the loudest echoes.
She writes not just to entertain, but to make her readers feel seen, understood, and a little less alone.
