WILL YOU STILL LOVE ME : REVIEW

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Simple mistakes we commit for temporary happiness can lead to permanent sorrow. "Will You Still Love Me" by Ravindra Singh is a romance novel that teaches us valuable moral lessons through a mysterious plot. Unnoticeable yet highly relevant mistakes that occur around us and go unnoticed can have a negative impact on our lives.


Rajveer, a young businessman from Patiala, meets Lavanya, a carefree girl from Shillong, during a flight to Delhi. They accidentally swap luggage, leading to an unexpected connection. As they try to reclaim their belongings, they develop feelings for each other. However, Rajveer's family opposes their marriage due to Lavanya's ethnicity.


Lavanya serves as a teacher in a remote village. Eventually, Rajveer's family approves their marriage, but Lavanya becomes bedridden due to an accident.


This book is more than just a romance novel; it has depth. Readers need to interpret the story beyond the surface level. "Will You Still Love Me" explores the complexities of human relationships, revealing how someone can be flawed yet lovable.

Note: This book may prompt readers to reflect on their own lives, relationships, and priorities.


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