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Silence in Daffodils: An Intimate Story of Attachment and Release

What happens when love is deep-but not secure?

Silence in Daffodils is a raw and emotionally intelligent story about two souls drawn together by connection, yet separated by their own emotional blueprints.

Through the lens of attachment theory, this intimate narrative explores anxious longing, avoidant distance, and the painful beauty of loving someone who may not know how to stay.

Aarav and Aimee's story unfolds in moments of tenderness, silence, miscommunication, and self-discovery. As they navigate intimacy, ego, vulnerability, and healing, the question becomes clear:

Is love enough when emotional wounds speak louder than words?

Blending storytelling with psychological insight, this book invites readers to reflect on their own patterns, their own past loves, and the quiet truths we often ignore.

This is not just a love story.

It is a story about growth.

About letting go.

About understanding the difference between attachment and connection.

For readers who have loved deeply and are learning to love better.