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College isn’t just about classes—it’s about the people you meet, the mistakes you make, and the quiet places that become sacred along the way.
At Zenith Institute of Technology, the fourth bench in Lecture Hall B is more than just a seat—it’s a refuge, a witness, and the heartbeat of a friendship that will shape three lives forever. For Arjun, Kabir, and Dev, life begins not with grades or lectures, but with whispered confessions, cafeteria debates, midnight dares, and the messy, beautiful act of growing up.
From ragging nights and GPA battles to heartbreaks and unexpected betrayals, The Fourth Bench is a deeply emotional, hilariously real coming-of-age tale about friendship, failure, rebellion, and the fight to stay true to yourself in a world obsessed with success.
If you’ve ever laughed until your stomach hurt, failed a test you studied all night for, or found your chosen family on a worn-out wooden bench—you’ll see yourself in these pages.
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Rohit Sharma
Rohit Sharma is an Indian author whose writing captures the emotional complexities of youth, friendship, and the silent battles we fight while finding our place in the world. A storyteller at heart, Rohit draws inspiration from everyday moments and forgotten corners—like the quiet fourth bench in a classroom that becomes a sanctuary for the misfits, dreamers, and rebels.
The Fourth Bench is his debut novel, born out of nostalgia, lived experience, and an unshakable belief in the power of chosen friendships. His characters are honest, flawed, and deeply human—reflecting the laughter, heartbreak, and quiet strength of an entire generation.
When he’s not writing, Rohit enjoys creating perfumes, writing poetry, and reliving campus memories over endless cups of chai. He currently resides in India and is working on his next novel.
