Komal Gujar

Komal Gujar

@komalgujar74

A little lost, a lot found. 🌻

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Chapter 20: The Things She Didn’t Notice.

The cafe opened slower that morning.Not because it had to -But because Kaia wanted it that way.She stood behind the counter, sleeves slightly rolled, apron tied neatly, the early light slipping through the windows and settling right where she liked it most - the little baking corner kissed by a soft ray of sun.“I missed this,” she said, almost to herself.Mrs. Alder, arranging fresh flowers nearby,...

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Lingering Like Dawn!

For the love of Writing, reading and…!Hi, I am Komal, and i love creating worlds, where Love, Emotion and small everyday Magic meet”.“I have always been fascinated by the quite moments between people - a shared glance, fleeting smile, a whispered word - and that’s what I want to explore in my new story.”I am writing a contemporary love story called Lingering Like Dawn. It’s about two people who do...

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Chapter 19: What it means to be Seen

The office felt brighter than usual.Or maybe it was just the way everyone moved - lighter, quicker, carrying a quiet excitement that hadn’t been there yesterday.Kaia stepped in, her morning still lingering somewhere behind her eyes. She placed her bag down, smoothing the edge of her file, letting routine settle her before anything else could.“Kaia!”Amelia reached her first, almost breathless.“We g...

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Chapter 18: The Weight of Being Enough.

Morning didn’t arrive softly.It came with noise.Utensils placed harder than necessary. Cupboards shutting with intention. Words waiting at the edge of silence.Kaia stood in the kitchen, pouring tea into two cups, her movements steady despite the tension building in the room.“You came late again.”Her mother’s voice broke the silence.“There was work,” Kaia replied, steady.“There is always work,” her...

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Chapter 17: After Sunset Decisions.

The email came at 4:12 p.m.Westbridge Holdings: : “We are positively inclined. Awiting revised implementation framework before final confirmation.”Adrian read it twice.Positively inclined.Not confirmed.Not yet.He leaned back in his chair, thoughtful. They were close. Closer than expected. But the revised framework they were asking for wasn’t minor - it required recalibration, projections, timeline...

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Chapter 16: Behind The Glass Doors.

The message from Adrian came at 11:17 a.m.“Client presentation tomorrow 10:30 a.m. Conference Room A. You’ll lead the relationship strategy.”Kaia read it twice.Lead.Not assist. Not support. Lead.A steady breath left her.She walked into his cabin five minutes later, notebook in hand.“You called for me?”Adrian looked up from his latop.”Yes. We’re pitching to Westbridge Holdings tomorrow.” He slid a ...

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Chapter 15: The Silence Between Glances.

Morning unfolded like it always did - Measured, routine, predictable.But Kaia wasn’t.She stepped into the office with her usual grace, but the lightness that normally followed her seemed absent. Her hair fell softly over her shoulders, her bag resting neatly by her desk. Every movement was proper..Controlled.Adrian noticed.He had been pretending to review a file, though his attention had been fixe...

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Chapter 14: The Morning After

Morning arrived the way it always did at Chapter and Brew.soft light slipping through the windows, the hum of espresso machine, the scent of baked comfort warming the air.Kaia unlocked the door, just like every other day.But today, something was off.She moved through the cafe with practiced ease - switching on lights, setting chairs right, tying her apron - but the rhythm felt slower, heavier. Her...

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Chapter 13: Few Things Left Unsaid. 0.1

The cafe was calmer now, the evening settling into its corners. Kaia placed the sunflowers gently on the counter, removing the paper wrap with care. She didn’t look at them for long - almost as if they demanded more emotion than she was ready to give.Mrs. Alder noticed.“They’re lovely’', she said softly.Kaia nodded, absently.“Yes, someone geve it to me today.'“Mrs. Alder hummed, trimming a stem.“K...

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Chapter 12: Where the Sunflowers Began.

By the time Kaia stepped out of the building, the sky had begun to soften - blue melting into something warmer, gentler. She was almost at the gate when Adrian called her name.“Kaia.”She turned.He stood there holding a small bundle wrapped in brown paper, as though it had been waiting all day to be remembered.“I meant to give these to you earlier,” he said. “For joining the team.”He unfolded the ...