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Sixteen years ago, he told her she wasn’t enough.
Then he walked away.
Dee rebuilt her life from the wreckage he left behind. Stronger. Untouchable. Done with the kind of love that destroys.
Gifty “GG” Gill has spent years pretending he doesn’t regret losing the only woman he ever loved. Until a fearless sixteen-year-old girl named Gifty walks into his world—with Dee’s fire, Dee’s eyes, and a connection that feels anything but accidental.
What starts as harmless Sundays and pool lessons turns into something dangerously personal. Protective instincts. Unanswered questions. A bond that shouldn’t feel this deep.
And then the past comes knocking.
Because some loves don’t die.
They wait.
Now GG must face the woman he shattered—and the truth that could either rebuild what he broke…
Some bridges were destroyed by pride.
Some were left unfinished.
When fate rebuilds what you broke—
You either cross it…
or lose everything again.
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Deshu Sharma
Deshu Sharma is an Indian author living in Australia and working as a chef. The Bridge We Never Crossed is her debut novel, written in two intense weeks of reflection and relentless overthinking. She writes about love that lingers, wounds that refuse to fade, and forgiveness that dares to rebuild what was once broken. Her stories explore the ache of longing and the courage it takes to heal. When she isn’t writing, she finds clarity in travel and long, open-road drives.
