for your eyes only

Is that you, Krishaa?

Enter the last four digits of our vehicle number — the one we both know.

vehicle number

a quiet, private letter

Can I tell you something?

A letter I should have written sooner

read slowly
the honest part

Krishaa,

I know I hurt you. And I know it wasn't a small thing.

You told me clearly — show me the reel before you upload it.

You said it once. I did it anyway. You said it again. I did it anyway.

The reel was never the real problem.

The problem was that twice, my actions told you your words don't carry weight with me. That's what actually hurt. And you were right to feel it.

You stood up for me in front of your brother. You took my side when you didn't have to. You gave my feelings more importance than your own comfort — and I didn't give yours the same.

I don't have an excuse. Not a good one, not a small one. I was wrong, and I'm sorry.

These moments don’t excuse what I did.

They only remind me why I should have listened better.
our memory book

The little moments

held gently, never used as pressure

Chatting Together

Our Playful Quarrels

Memory photo 1
A quiet smile together #01
Memory photo 2
Unfiltered laughs #02
Memory photo 3
Holding hands #03
Memory photo 4
Little adventures #04
Memory photo 5
Warm moments #05
Memory photo 6
Silly faces #06
Memory photo 7
Sunlight & conversations #07
Memory photo 8
Side by side #08
Memory photo 9
Your gentle gaze #09
Memory photo 10
Cherished memories #10
Memory photo 11
The best company #11
Memory photo 12
Pure joy #12
Memory photo 13
Sweet days #13
Memory photo 14
Forever thankful #14
Memory photo 15
Heartfelt connection #15
Memory photo 16
Our story #16
Balcony leisure illustration

A peaceful afternoon together...

What I should have done

01 Listen first, act second — always.
02 Treat your words with the weight & respect they deserve.
03 Never put my own impatience or eagerness above your comfort.
04 Protect the trust you so generously gave me.

I'm not asking you to reply.

I'm not asking you to forgive me today.

I just wanted you to know I understand what I did wrong.

Take your time.
— Bhavy
always with respect