What if you plan something and destiny has a different plan, extremely opposite? How would one take to face an unexpected turn in life?
Vikram first saw Pavitra as a schoolgirl with a shy smile. Years later, that small moment widened into a life. They chose each other against custom and built forward with grit that did not bend. Two children, Anjali and Vayu, grew up under their watch. Work rose from the ground. A modest home turned warm with jokes, late tea, and shared plans for their future.
Love meant paying prices few could see. There were years of loans, a factory sold with tears in Pavitra’s eyes, and the long patience of parents who wanted their daughter to fly and their son to stand on his feet. Through each test, their hands found each other first.
What follows is a beautiful record of marriage, parenthood, and the weight of memory that refuses to loosen its hold. It holds first letters and last looks, small victories and the ache that shapes a house after the guests leave. You will meet a woman whose strength roots an entire family, and a man who learns what love asks when the room falls silent.
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Aila Nagaraj
Aila Nagaraj is an engineer by profession who worked in several companies before he founded and ran multiple ventures as an independent entrepreneur. He wrote through school and college, then career and family needs required his full attention, so he had to put his passion for writing on hold. With those duties complete, he returns to writing with his debut, “Heart of Tears,” a tribute to his wife.
The novel follows Vikram and Pavitra from a first look in a school corridor to a life built through work, trust, and small wins. They begin in rented rooms, build enterprises with care, raise Anjali and Vayu, and shape a home with jasmine in the garden. One evening, a call alters their course, and a father and son keep a promise while they learn from each other again.
Aila writes from lived experience, with attention to detail and the courage families show in difficult seasons. He plans to continue writing stories that speak to work, kinship, and hope.
