I Too Had A Love Story by Ravinder Singh Summary

It is a very famous love tale and sure a very famous love story book written by Ravinder Singh, an author and software engineer; the book is the debut of this author, and the pattern of the book is an autobiography, which is his own true love story. It features the personalities of two people: Ravinder and his girlfriend.

Summary

The story starts with the reunion party of 4 friends Ravin, Manpreet, Amardeep, and Happy. They reconnect after four years and decide to travel to Kolkata together. They spend the day moving throughout the area. They also have nighttime plans to visit a hidden location. That place is near the bank of the Hooghly River. It was a long way from the city. Everyone begins conversing when a related topic arises from their shared experience. Marriage is another subject, and Happy inquires about Ravin's impending marriage. Everyone takes time to relax and enjoy life after all the questions are answered. Everyone must travel to their respective cities on the second day.

Happy, his friend suggested him for Shaadi.com; he was on the Hooghly River's banks the day before. The next day, Ravin visits his hometown of Bhubaneswar as well. He registers with Shaadi.com after recalling Happy's comments. Even after he visited many profiles of strangers, he didn't like it. This makes him a lot disappointed; the day comes when he is talking to the client in his office, he gets a message from someone, and when he checks the message, it belongs to a girl from Shaadi.com; her name is Khushi.

Their talk starts from there onwards. Gradually as time passes, they come close to each other. They became very close friends. And both admire lots of similarities. They only talk to each other on the phone. But unfortunately, they never met each other. But the love story had started. After several conversations, they discovered they had grown to love one another. They found it odd that they developed feelings for one another without meeting one another. Ravin informed Khushi one day that he would have to travel to the United States due to her official employment.

Khushi couldn't fathom how she would go a month without seeing Ravin. Then Ravin informed her that he would see her in Delhi the next day. He will spend the entire day with her and her family all day, and after a few days, he leaves for Delhi, and Khushi will take Ravin to Delhi Airport. When the flight landed at the airport, he searched for Khushi. He finds Khushi's call 15 minutes after starting to look. They cross paths. Visit the hotel. Ravin mentioned the first time I met her made that scenario incredibly peculiar. The next day, after spending the entire day with Khushi and her family, he departs for New York.

He keeps in touch with Khushi even though he resides in New York. He had returned from a month in New York, and he was with Khushi again. The following day, he returns to his Bhubaneswar house. Following a few days, Khushi's parents travel to Bhubaneswar to meet Ravin's parents, where they decide to be married. The date of their wedding is set for February 14. They both have the same desire. Her parents then returned to Faridabad.

Khushi enjoys hearing the engagement news and starts dancing like a crazy lady. Ravin receives a call from Khushi two days before the wedding. Khushi, however, was not her brother-in-law when that call was made. Ravin queries how you obtained her phone. Then he knows that Khushi has had an accident; after the accident, he is very serious and is in ICU.

Ravin gets very tremors about it; the next flight departs for Faridabad. He begins to tremble like a leaf when he sees her. She was stunning; her face was now shattered, her scowl was dispelled, and her brain was filled with blood. In addition, the body suffered from several fractures. Upon seeing her, Ravin's tears did not stop flowing. Ravin must go home to take his parents. He arrives on a bus from Bhubaneshwar to take his parents. He gets a call from Khushi's father, and he picks up the call. His father says Son, Khushi is no more. After hearing this, Ravin got shocked; he was stupefied. After everything, Ravin is damaged. His existence has no purpose. Anything doesn't bother him. He ponders. I lived; she died. I constantly die because I survived. Ravin is sitting in a park one day. A young lady is playing on a seesaw. When she stumbles, Ravin rushes over to help her back up. And requests to know her name. Khushi, she says. Nice name, he says before moving on.

Author

Ravinder Singh is a software engineer and author; his famous writing is "I too had a love story", and some of them are Can Love Happen Twice?, Like it happened Yesterday, Love Stories That Touched My Heart, Tell Me A Story, Your Dreams Are Mine Now, This Love That Feels Right, Will You Still Love Me? And The Belated Bachelor Party. He started his career as a software engineer in Infosys.

Conclusions

The ending is always happy; we always think about that. This, however, is not always the case. In this book, it is clearly illustrated. This book is for you if you only want a quick read that takes you through the bittersweet feelings of first love and love stories. Has a great way of expressing feelings. True, not everyone in this world is blessed with the ability to experience love in its purest form. A straightforward, sincere, and moving tale of real love.