"Have you ever been afraid of your own death simply because it would mean the end of someone else's memory? I have."

Twenty-one-year-old Ayaz hasn't been the same Ayaz he used to be for the past year.
Her best friend, Masal, is no longer with us...
He will always remain twenty years old and will no longer exist...
No more...
On the anniversary of Masal's death, Ayaz sits in bed, lost in thought. He feels he needs to do something to ensure that this piece of his childhood, torn from his future, is not forgotten. Unfulfilled dreams, unappreciated works of art in music, painting, and literature—they are scattered throughout the room.
While caught in an endless loop of "do it, don't do it, do it, don't do it, do it, don't do it...", Masal's voice echoed in her ears: "If you're going to do anything, do it with your own mistakes, because regretting doing something is much better than regretting not doing it."
Now is the perfect time! It won't be difficult for Ayaz to take action. The idea of keeping Masal's works alive with a signature worthy of her excites him with every passing second. And to implement this plan, he needs the support of his younger sister, Lalin, who is two years younger than Masal.
She has no idea that she is about to face some unexpected truths.

A poignant coming-of-age story where sadness, love, and friendship are intertwined, all shrouded in secrets!