A NOTE FROM AUTHOR

If you've reached the final page, thank you for spending your time in Room 17.

This story was never really about detention. It was about the unexpected places where we find acceptance, the people who see us beyond our labels, and the friendships that quietly change who we become.

I hope this book reminds you that everyone is carrying a story the world cannot see. A little kindness, a listening ear, or a simple conversation can mean more than we ever realize.

And if you ever find yourself feeling invisible, misunderstood, or overwhelmed, I hope you remember that somewhere, there are people who will see you for who you truly are.

Thank you for reading.

With gratitude,

Cresoria

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The Echo of Us

Sometimes, losing someone feels like losing a part of yourself. For years, Tripti Pandey had been known as Isha Dwivedi's best friend. Until one small misunderstanding changed everything. Suddenly, the person who had been beside her since childhood was gone—and Tripti was left trying to figure out who she was without her. Between painful memories, family expectations, whispered comparisons, and days that feel impossible to get through, Tripti slowly begins to lose herself. Until Aalankrit enters her life. He isn't loud. He isn't the kind of person everyone notices. But somehow, he notices her. He doesn't promise to fix her. He simply stays. And sometimes, healing doesn't begin when someone saves you. Sometimes, it begins when someone reminds you that you were never truly lost. A story about friendship, heartbreak, healing, and the people who find us when we can no longer find ourselves. 🤎✨

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Cresoria

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