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As someone who likes solitude, Adithi Srinivas spends every summer break doing nothing but spending time at home or at the library alone. But one summer, she broke that chain by taking a part-time café job with her friend to spend time around people. Her life starts to take a turn when Kim Sung Jae, the guy whom she liked for six years, appears before her unexpectedly at that café.
Kim Sung Jae lives in the same building as Adithi but they barely crossed paths as he hardly stayed at home with his parents. He comes to the cafe she works at and talks to her in a way that indicates his affection for her, only when she starts to think of it as an unrequited love.
And it's in the same summer that she comes to know some things she hasn't known before about her mother and her family in India.
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Abhinaya Vallu
I was born into a middle-class family and never really had a passion for studying. But I liked everything that's related to art and learning new things. At the age of twenty, I began reading books to gain knowledge, pleasure, and motivation. Every book I've read has taught me something new. I found that there’s some kind of satisfaction in reading.
When it’s time Story circulated in my mind three years ago. And my urge to write this story got stronger day by day. There are so many small incidents and some people in my life that inspired me to write this story. Even though it’s fictional, it was a heartwarming story with characters that were made of values and love. And I’m sure that it leaves the readers with a good experience after they complete reading this book.
